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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
THE RACES
New orleans ResuIts

New Orleans, La. April 1.-The la dies stakes, $1.00O added, was won at the Fair Grounds today by Arionette, long. mayer being threatened after making that distance. Jockey Notter. on Ana McCee. which finished second, put in a claim of foul because his mount had been crowded against the was not allowed. Lena Lech. an add ed starter at to l, to show. finished third.
 -Brougham. 1O9 co. Koerner). 1 to 5, won; Nigger Baby, 103 l-2 CV. Pow ers), 6 to 1, second; Guy Fisher. 107 c. LeeJ, 1S to 5. third. Time, :54 S-5. Gavin, Font and Hank also ran: selling-Bess Ward, 1oS co. Koernerl. l-2 to 1, won; Shirley kossmore. 107 O. LeeJ. [ to l, second; Rebel Queen. 1O7 tv: Powersl, s to 5. third; Time Bewitched, Ethel Carr, Masks and Faces. Miss Vigilant. Joyful Lady Fin esse and Tile Kilns also ran: -
 Third race. six urlohgs-Canad9, 101 q: Leo. : to 5; won; Earls Court Io9 Ioo99 GA Martini. to l, third. Time. 1:15. Ingenue. Arby Van, King Cole, Prince Hampton. R. M Mcleod. San Ardo, Birmln Eham. Electorine and Belford
 Fourth race four furlonRs-Airo- nette. Ills J, Leel, to 2. won; Anne McGee, 115 (N!coD, 8 to ?. second; "Lena Lech. no ~, Powers), 75 to 1, third. Time, :49. Yankee Daughter My Lady Frances, Miss Highland, Eliz- abeth Harwood also ran.
 "Added starter.
 Fifth race. mile and eighth-Tema- eco. 112 (Notterl. 1g to 5. won; Glori- fer. 116 e. Koerner). to 5, second Pedro. no c. Lee). II to 5, third Time. 1:53 1-5. First Premium alsc ran.
 Sixth race. six furlongs, selling-Es cutcheon. 1O9 (Delabyl. to 1, won Saylor, 104 OeiberD. 90 to 1. second F. T. Shipp. 94 (S. Flynn), 6 to third. Time. 1:14 1-5. Mss Strone Lena, Bitter Sir also ran.
 Seventh race mile and three-siX teenth. selling-Hooray. 104 (S. Flynn) , to 2. won; Lord Lovat, >1O7 (Notterl { 1-g to 1, second; Anna Day, 109 (C Koerner). 70 to l. third. Time, 200 3-4 Coruscate. Royal Onyx and Docile alst ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
FOR BOATING CLUB MEETING OF AMATEUR RIVERMES IS HELD FRIDAY NIGHT. Owners of Boats on Alabama River W1M Gather in Y. M. c. A. and
 Associate to Further Mu-
 tuaI Interests.

Through the press. and by individual appeal owners of boats on the Ala bana River are being requested to u,ast in 4he building of the Young Mems Christian Association at s o'clock Friday night to associate them selves into a club for the furtherance
 cAraId Hunkley. owner of a launch on the river. Is most active in the making of the. appeal
 It is contemplated that the most of the members of the proposed club are ouTncrs of newer boats of which Mont gomery men have more tan half a score. but the scope of the society will include also rewbosts and canoes so that there will be a comprehensive or ranization of all aquatic interests in Montgomery.
 The purpose of the club would be to foster tire present interest In boating, to extend 1t, and to provide for mem bers q suitable boat house on the Riv- CT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
FOR PASSING DELEGATES.

Local B. Y. F. U. Members Are Pre-
 parng for Entertainment.
 The Baptist Young Peoples Socie- ties of the city are busily preparing for the reception and entertainment of the passing delegates to the State B. Y. P. U. convention to be held in Troy during the coming week. All of the delegates who will pass through Montgomery flynn all of the northern districts en route will be entertained at a luncheon to De given in the as- sembly room of the First Baptist Church.
 President Bird of the city organiza- tion of the B. Y. P. U. has not yet announced the list of delegates who will attend the convention to repre- sent the Montgomery churches. The delegates. however, have been elected but their names have not been handed into the city president
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
DON0VAK,S PARTY COME
 IN. WITH 26 PERSONS

The Donovan. party came .n yester- day morning twenty-six strong, two ladies. the secretary. two newspaper men, the trainer and twenty ball play CTS. including Manager Donovan. With the party were Treasurer Henry ". M. Medducus and wife, Abe Yeager of The Brooklyn Eagle. and Steve Flanigan, representing several of the New York newspapers: Mrs. T. J. Jordon, wife of the first. baseman. and daughter. Man ager Donovan, Trainer Dan Comn1er- ford. and Players Ritter. Butler. Ruck- er Finlayson. Hunter, Holmes, Will tee, Sheehan, Hummell. Malony. Lumly anu Lu;cn. Pitcncrs Pastorius and Bell. Catcher Bergen and lnflelder Ph.l Lewis were left in Jacksonville to work out under a southern sun until just before the beginning of hostilities In the National League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
SENATOR DAVIS FINED.

Little Rock. Ark. April Limited States Senator Jeff Davis was fined $25 in police court today for disturbing the peace.
 The fine was administered for the seua- tors action in getting a pistol and return ing to second streeet and Louisiana Ave- nue Thursday afternoon. where he had been attacked and beaten a few minutes before by Tom Helm. deputy prosecuting attorney. It is alleged Davis flourished the revolver and made threats of taking a shot at his late antagonist, who had vanished by that time.
 Helm was fined slo for assault.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

steeplechase with the favorite, Prince of Pilsen, second. Weather cloudy; 'fTSE First siqpee, rsce, selling, six and a half furlongs-Edgely. 105 (McFaddenl, 10 to l, won; Bob Callahan. IT,. s1 (Fair- (McCahey). q to ,. third. Time, 1:25. Battle Axe, Greene, Moonlight Mur- phy, Sherring and Ballad ran.
 Second race. four and half fur longs-Von Laer, 1O7 (BrusseD, 8 to 5, wen; Rose Beaumont, 104 (Krause), 50 to 1. second; Alice Navarro, 104 (Fairbrothers), 40 to l, third. Time. :59 A.5. Great Jubilee, Inertia, Two Saints, Lady Ethelyne. Tony S., Devil
 Third race, selling, seven furlongs- Workman. t05 (McCarthy). even, won; Clements. 106 (BrusseD, 16 to 5. sec ond; Belle of the Bay, 103 "A. Lee), 12 to 1, third. Time. 1:31 Is. Merryman and Beggarman ran.
 Fourth race. selling, four and half furlongs--Dan de Noyles, 1O6 (Walk- 10 to 1, second; Glcssner. 91 (Fair- brothers), 100 to 1. third. Time :5s 2-5. Arondacky Huldy. Bluestock, Pudd and Flatfoot ran.
 Fifth race, steeplechase, about two and a half miles-Grandpa 14S (KeI- leherl, 13 to 5, won: Prince of Pilsen. 1858 (McInery), 2 to 5, second; Huddy, 5:1s. Yama, Christy ran.
 Sixth race. handicap mile-King of Bashan. 95 (McCarthy), ' to g. won; Killlecrankie. 1O6 CMcDanieD. 12 to g.. second; Campaigner, 100 (McCahey). 8 to 1, third Time. 1:44 Holscher, ran.
 You deserve your share of the good AunRM Am 4Aw
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
ADYERsE REPoRrs MApr.
Senator FOraker VIII Endeavor to Pass His
 Rlll. However.

Senator FOraker Will Endeavor to Pass His
 Bill However.
 Washington. April 1.--In reporting ad- versely from the comuittee on military af- fairs. two bills for the reinstatement of negro soldiers of the 18th United States In- fantry. Senator Foraker said today that he would not move an indefinite postponement as usual in such cases. but asked that they go on the calendar.
 At the earliest opportunity" said MT Foraker. 'I will call up the bill introduced by me for consideration and will ask the Senate to disagree to the report and pass the measure"
 Senator Warren inquired whether the re. port submitted was a long one.
 No" replied Mir Foraker amid laughter of Senator's T don't feel like dwelling on the suhject''
 MT. Warren explained how 1t should hap pen that eighc members of tho commute c favoring reinstatement of the colored sol diers had not been able to join in a favor able report, saying that the five Democrats on the committee did not favor either bill.
 Senator Scott added that he was ready to vote for either of the bills reported but preferred the Foraker bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
 TIGERS IN LITTLE ROCK.
Ty Cobb Makes Appearance on the
 Field.

Ty Cobb Makes Appearance on the
 Field.
 Little Rock. Ark, April 1.--(Special.) Detroit scored two runs in the fifth inning today and Little Rock came back with a quartette.
 The Travellers had been playing good ball. and 1t look ed as if they had a chance but when Forester replaced Felbfew, the Tigers fell on Forester for four runs. Schaefers three bagger produced two more in the ninth. Drake and Jones, batting for pitchers drove in three runs.
 Sam Crawford and Ty Cobb were in the game Thiel played a star game driving in two runs. He threw three runners out. one at third and two at home. Speaker threw a Tiger out at the plate. Page was in the game for Little Rock. Three double plays were made in the first three innings.
 The Detroit regulars leaves here to- morrow for Memphis where they play Friday. Score:
 Detroit Q. 0oo 024 oO3-s IS Little Rock . 900 040 0O0-4 6 4 Batteries-Willett. Steerzer, Ma ,loy and Schmidt and Thomas and Payne Felbrew, Forester. Conolly and Wood Umpire Bill Hart.
 Eat Spanish mackereI while they last
 Sandwich and sharp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
MORE WORK AT SHOPS.
l.. q N. WilI Issue Important order to
 Decatur Men.

Decatur Men.
 Decatur. April 1s--(Special.)-It is reported that the Louisville and Nash vile Railroad Company will soon place 250 men at work in its shops in New Decatur.
 It is said that the company will com menee the building of new freight cars again at the rate of about four cars a day.
 A few weeks ago the force in these shops was reduced about one-half. Just before the reduction of forces the shops had an order for the building of 800 new freight cars. but this order was cancelled.
 At the present time the pay roll of these shops is only about half what it was formerly. It is said the re0uc- ton was due to general hard times and adverse railroad Legislation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
nr- N-K- vnnoe nead.

Atlanta, Ga, April 1.-Dr. Norwood K. Vance, formerly a surgeon in the Marine Corps of the United States Army was found dead in a room in a local hotel to- day. Death due to a pistol wound. which the authorities say was self-inflicted. pr Vance had served in various stations throughout the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
FIFTEEN INNINGS; <
 MISSISSIPPI WINS GAME

Greensboro. April 1.-(Special)- )--In the first ball game of the season and the most exciting ever witnessed on the Southern University grounds the A. & M. team of Mississippi defeated the Southern University thls afternoon to 6. For fifteen innings tho two teams battled. The work of Pitcher Denny was very creditabie.
 Batteries-Scheu eussler and Killough; Mitchell and Denny.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
TraIn Wreck at EIkmont.

Decatur, April 1.-(Special.)-A freight train on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was wrecked last night near Elkmont, twenty-three -a Anorth of Decatur. The cause is a have been a defective switch.
 the train crew was injured. \ long stretch of track was torn
 %as,.a result traffic was delayed zours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
Manager Chance Is Hurt and Retlr,
 From (s0mR

From Game.
 Birmingham, April 1.-(Special)- The Chicago Cubs defeated Birming- ham here today by the score Of to 5. Ables's wildness threw the game to the visitors in the first inning. when four runs were secured off one hit Manager Chance was struck on the knee with a pitched ball in this in ming retiring from the game. He was replaced by Kling.
 Shortstop Zimmerman sprained his ankle in stealing second and was car ried from the field. His place was filled by Hoffman. The score; Chicago. .. Q. 400 100 100-6 1 Birmingham O2O 100 OOO-3 g 2 Batteries-Frazier, Donehue and Mo ran. Ables. McNeal and Raub.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
Z MT. Brewer Improving.

s1tasuIEa, April Especial. )-Rev . >tenrxe F Brewer who has been quite ill is improving and hopes are now entertained for his recovery. The doc tors have pronounced him out of dan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
You Can Be Cured in Your Own Home

require special knowledge and skill which be oured only after devotion the study and treatment
 No how family physician be- he has not the opportunity experience thoroughly understand and fully treat Chronic diseases Dr. Hathaway, the wnown specialist has years the study and treatment of these diseases and his ton extends states
 By perfected plan of home treatment he enabled successfully obstinate the home of the patn' His specially includes all those peculiar and and the skill displays their has for him the title of the successful specialist in the south.
 No Charge For Advice
 The doctor invites write him fully about their and he will without charge his expert opinion and ad and explain fully hcan your home All correspondence confidential and private A49 DR. HATHAWAY and CO. A Inman Bldg. Ad.'f Ca "s E
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

Sheehan, the old Pittsburg third basennan of last year, Is now with Brooklyn, Donovan having bought him outright. Casey. the old Brooklyn but is now managing a team of his own.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

Iumb,Is. Miss. ana ieft for fiat 'v r,sce yesterday afternoon. probably pitching the opening game there today He is good man. but Is outclassed on the local team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

A game like the Climbers worked yesterday would win in the Southern League nine times out of ten.
 Harry Lumly Is not so many, even if he did rank fourth in the National
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

The Cotton States season opens to- day with Columbus at Meridian, Monroe at Eicksburg and Gulfport at Jack son. Look out for Demaree to beat Meridian
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
College Basebam Results.

At New Haven-Yale, 5: Trinity, 2. At rovidence-Bowdoin ,; Brown. 4. At Princeton-Princeton '; Dickin- son. o. o,, Cdlgate University, O.
 kt Chapel Hill. N. C.-Universlty of Ndrth Carolina g. Cornell University, 9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

Whether Hummell is related to the immortal Abe or not, he certainly has A wing on him. and that peg of h.s in the third inning was worth the price of admission--and Henline was sprint ing some at that.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

diminish ranks for the championship season, announcement being made that Second Baseman Redmond has been re- leased to vicksburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
Renrlts nt BennIngs.

Bennings. April I.-The first race, a selling affair for 3-year-olds proved the best of the day at Bennings. Greene was made favorite but Aid. not figure in the result. Edgely wiH " half A length from Bob Call :. Grandha "a flat runner, won
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

Joe Pope played a great game yes terday considering the fact that he has been out O fthe game over a week, and his hitting helped lot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

Atlanta Ga. April 1.--Atlanta tSouthern). 5; Augusta (South Allan tic), 1.
 CIeveland Americans Win.
 New Orleans La, April 1.-Cleve- land fAperican). 12; New Orleans ! -lSoutherfil. O. -- --.--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
Redmond ia Released.

Memphls, Tenn, April 1.-(special)
 asit Manager Babb continued today to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

Summary hits. Alperman. Three-base hits, Jordan, Burche. Dou- Lumley to Jordan. Passed balls, But Ter. Umpire. Stickney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

Ryan's wing was in working order yesterday-and with Baxter's h,t, his baserunning in the ninth won the game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

You deserve your share of the good things. Come to us for your Day break Fertilizers, Acid Phosphate and Kainit. Marks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

. Lewis. the regular shortstop, was left in Jacksonville. but Pattee played the position all right yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
CUBS BEAT BIRMINGHAM.

Eat Spanish mnckereI while they last
 Sandwich and sharp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

Perry was playing one of his fast old games yesterday and hitting bet ter than he did last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
A FEW FOUL TIPS

One.
 It was the "Mooser'
 Everybody was hitting.
 Henline's baserunning was feature.
 Looks like the Climbers are .n pret- ty good shape.
 Something happened to Wilhelm in the sixth inning by Weems and Merryman or Burket.
 Harry Mcintyre lost his own game by hitting a batter and making a wild pitch :n the ninth.
 Perry was playing one of his fast old games yesterday and hitting bet ter than he did last year. . Lewis, the regular shortstop, was left in Jacksonville. but Pattee played the position all right yesterday,
 Ryan's wing was in working order yesterday--and with Baxter's h.t, his baserunning in the ninth won the game.
 Joe Pope played great game yes- terday considering the fact that he has been out O fthe game over a week, and his hitting helped lot.
 Whether Hummell is related to the immortal Abe or not, he certainly has wing on him. and that peg of h.s in In fhaA rta
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02

Score by innings: Brooklyn ...s. '.... .... lOO lOO 0Oz-4 Montgomery. .. :. 1000 O03 1o1-5
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-11-05
Gambling in Comstock.

Some young men in Comstock
were caught gambling a short
time ago and tue evidence nec-
cessary to convict them was se-
cured. The matter was then
taken up with the County Judge
and County Attorney aud they
expressed a willingness to do
whatever the people of Comstock
wanted done. After taking the
question of prosecuting them
under advisement Attorney
Darnell and the people of Com
stock decided to give the boys
another chance for the life.
County Attorney Gutterson
has notified them that the
gambling must cease and that
they will be prosecuted if they
are found gambling again.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-11-05

ADORNED BY OUR JEWELRY
Rings exquisite in design and execution
Bracelets Of new and original patterns We
have large watch and Clock department
In which are many excellent timekeepers
and many excellent parlor ornaments as
well. A tine assortment of beautiful Gift
Silverware for your Inspection.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-11-05

Creek, West Union No. l, Hayes,
and Comstock townships.
Bryan and Sheldon carried
Garfield, Triumph, Broken Bow
North Side, aud Broken Bow
S uth Side.
Bryan carried Ansley township
and Sheldon and Shallenberger
tic d on the governorship.
Clarence Mackey of Ansley,
the fusion candidate for State
Treasurer proved to be more
popular in his home county than
w. B. Eastman of this city who
was the fusion candidate for
Commissioner of Public Lands
and Buildings. Mackey secur-
ed majority of about $50 over
his opponent, Obrian. East
hams vote placed him about $50
in the lead ever Cowles.
Mackey secured 234 votes in
Ansley township while his op,
poneut secured but 80. Eastman
secur d 444 N Broken Bow town
ship and his opponent came out
with 329.
G. II. Ha,bough Of Broken
Bow the Socialist candidate for
Governor, secured about 45 votes
in this county.
Aside from the local candi-
dates, the county gave the Re
publican state ticket a small
III sjority. This would indicate
that the county is still Republi-
can but that the extra ordinary
effort of the Democrats carried it |
for Bryan, Mackey and Eastman.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-11-05
CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND
GOVERNOR CARRY THE COUNTY.
MACKEY AND EASTMAN, TOO
The Democratic Electors Secured a Ma.
jOrity of ITO and Gov. Sheldon
Carries County by S. Total
Vote About 5000.

The official returns show
that the Democratic National
ticket carried the county by
about 10 mai Jrity and Sheldon
carried it 10y S votes.
This vote came as some " hat Of
surprise 10 even the Democrats
themselves. 1t was expected
that the Democrats would make
some gains over the usual Demo
cratic vote owing to the fact
tnat Bryan is a Nebraska man
and that two Custer County pco-
ple-Clarence Mackey of Ansley
and W. 3. Eastman of Broken
Bow-were op the Democratic
state ticket. Mr.. Mackey's work
in the State Legislature had
given him strong pull with the
people OF Custer county and MIR,
Eastman is one of the oldest
Democrats III the county and a
man who has put in a good many
hard licks for the Democratic
party. The presence of these
two men on the Democratic
ticket strengthened it. More
over Bryan was especially
ANXIOUS to carry Nebraska ard a
great amount Of time, energy,
ana money was spent in order to
make the best possible showing.
Bryan's vote in this county
was slightly larger than that of
ShallenbergCr. The Bryan elect
orS secured 1908 votes and the
Taft electors secured 1898 votes.
Sheldon got 1881 votes and
Shallenberger lost the county
with 1926 votes. Shallenberger's
vote in the state seems TO be
slightly larger than Tia at 0
Bryan through Bryan's vote was
larger in this county.
Taft and Sheldon carried I.oup,
Custer No. 2, Douglas Grove,
Wood River, Westerville, Alger-
non, Lillian No. ?, Cliff, Berwyn
and Elm townships.
Bryan and Shallenberger
carried Custer No. |, Victoria,
Sargent, Kilfoil, Delight, Elk
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-11-05
Grand Republican Ratification
at the Temple Theatre,
Saturday Night, November 7
Everybody Come.

Judge Willis Brown is doing
more real good than any six
ministers in Salt Lake" said
Rev. Benjamin Young of the
First M. E. Church, yesterday
afternoon. HE is getting at
the bottom of things and doing
what is almost impossible
for the ministers to do. He is
finding out just how the boys
live, what temptations are
thrown in their way, who it is
that tempts them, who is respon-
sible for their every act, and he is
likewise finding way of bring
ing about good results IN each
case without moments DELAY"
What DR.. Young has said others
haue said in substance. Salt
Lake Daily Reporter. He speaks
at the Temple Wednesday even
ing, November 18th.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-11-05

Frank Shreeve's dray team ran
away with him Monday morning.
One Of his lines broke while he
was driving along in front of the
post Office and the team started
to run. One Of the horses was
thrown and dragged a short
distance as they crossed the rail
road track. The team stopped
at the Turner Lumber Company's
yards.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-11-05
GADD ELECTED
COUNTY ATTORNEY
CUSHMAN, GILMORE, MORRIS, AND
GRlNT REELECTED.
ATT0RNEYShIp RACE CLOSES.
The FuSOniSiS Retain Control OF The
County Board of Supervisors
GaddS Majority About
twenty.
ATTORNEYSnIp RACE CLOSES

I he county ticket came out
about as thc Republicans expect
ed. Gadd pulled through for
County Attorney by narrow
margin Of about twenty votes.
J. Il. Gilmore aud l. Cushma an
I were the two Republicans re-
elected to the County Board of
Supervisors. Ben Morris cleo
tion in tue 7th district has seem
ed TO be certain for some time,
and the chances were in favor OF
J. L. Grint in the first district.
This allows the fusionist to re.
tain control Of the County Board
for another year
The contest between Gadd and
Beal for the county attorneyship
was very close and interesting
The result was in doubt from the
start until the last town
ship returns were i'll. Gadd
was ahead part OF the time and
Beal took the lead part of the
time. Gadd's total vote was 1876
and Beal's was 1856.
Cushman for supervisor won
easily with about fifty votes to
the good in this township which
constitutes his district. He had
had several years experience as
supervisor ard was an expert on
the road question. He has made
an able and honest supervisor and
the people recognized this and
refused to vote for change.
J. B Gilmore of Galloway was
reelected in district No with
out much trouble. Frauk Fotch
man, the fusionist whose petition
was circulated in GiImore's dis
trict, did not get his petition
fixed up in time TO get on the
ticket. John Mcguire of Arnold
who 6ledat the paimary and then
withdrew and went on the ticket
by petition made a good race but
came out 20 behind. Ben Morris
was elected by an overwhelming
majority in district No. 7. He
even carried his opponents home
township by good vote. J. E.
Clint in the first district carried
all but Wcsterville township
which his opponent w, D. Gard
ner carried by i25 votes but that
vas not sufficient 10 over come
Grint's big vote in The other
townships.