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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-08-29

For Senator
COE l. CRAWFORD, Huron.
For Congress
EBEN W. MARTIN, Deadwood.
CHARLES II. BURKE, Pierre.
For Governor
R. s. VESSEY, Washington Springs.
For Lieutenant Governor
H. C. SHOBER, Highmore.
For Secretary of State
SC. POLICY, Deadwood.
For Treasurer
G. q. JOHNSON, Canton.
For Auditor
JOHN HIRNING, Herreid.
For Attorney General
s. W. CLARK, Redfeld.
For Supt. of Public Instruction
HANS A. UsTRUD, Sioux Falls.
For Comr. of School Lands
O. C. DOKKEN, Toronto.
For Railroad Commissioner
&c. ROBINSON, Groton.
For State Senator, 42nd Dist
L. E. HIGHLEY.
For Representative
N. S. TUBBS.
For Clerk of Courts
HENRY E. WAY.
For County Judge
GEO. W. GAYLORD.
For States Attorney
A. T. FEAY.
For County Treasurer
N. B. sTREETER.
For Sheriff
CHARLES ENNIS.
For Register of Deeds
w. w. OLDS.
For County Auditor
E. A. SCOTT.
For Assessor
THEO. A. CARLSON.
For Surveyor
For Supt of Schools
ALICE BRUSH.
Co. Commissioner Srd Dist
JOHN F. sIDEY.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-22

lv forward. This has thrown an additional burden upon a force already excessively busy, but the work has been accomplished on time. The transaction has been particularly remarkable because 1t involved no material delay in the transaction of National For est business while the change was going on.
 "The Forest Serv1ce," said Gif- ford Pinchot, United States For ester, is putting a large part of it's work into the field, where 1t belongs. The organization on December 1, of the National For ests into six Districts, each in charge of a local force under District Forester, is smoothing we have been working towards for long time. That we have not done 1t sooner, is because we did not have a sufficient number of trained men to equip the Dis trictS.
 "The District organization will mean much freer use of the Ma tional Forests by the people, be- cause there will not be the delay inevitable so long as National Forest business is handled from Washington. It is also going to mean that there will always be officers with the power to make
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-22

decisions, near the ground, who can look into the facts for them selves, wherever necessary, with out having to decide them at long range. 1 believe every man who uses the National Forests will realize these things inside of six months"
 It is probable that there have never been new Government off, ces started with their procedure so fully and definitely outlined as that for the six District offices of the Forest Service in the West. It has been possible to start all the offices well equipped with men with both the training and experience to take up the work. A large proportion of tkem are men who have been promoted to higher positions as the direct re- suit of their efficiency. All the District officers are familiar with Western conditions; many of them were born in the West and lived there before and after they entered the Government Forest work.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-22
Purposes and Scope of Work of New District Administration of Ma tionaI Forests.

Washington, D. C.-The insti- tuition of SIX district offices in the West by the United States Forest Service, big piece of work which has just been completed, involves a complete change in the ma chinery of this branch of the gov ernment as regards the handling Ot National Forests. As a result of the reorganization, the Forest Service force at the headquarters in this city has been reduced to the general administrative off, cers and to those who are con- ducting the investigative work of the Service outside of the Ma tional Forests
 The six districts which have the same boundaries as the old inspection districts will be in charge of six District fOresters with headquarters in Denver, Colo; Ogden, Utah; Albuquerque, N. Mex; Missoula, Mont; San Francisco, Cal; and Portland, Greg. For nearly year prepara- ton for the District organization has been going quietly but steadi-
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-22

Judge Buck is so f;,r recovered from his late sickness that he Is able to hold court. The first vic tim was an Old Mexico Mexican accused of petit larceny. As no one was really injured the Judge let him off for a five days fine.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-22
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 The government and food authorities nave enabled the hOusekeeper to protect her family from the alum baking powder. They require that the label shall give her warning. She must buy from the label and decline any powder which the label does not show to be made from cream of tartar.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-22

Attorney Bayly of Boston, an old friend of Mrs. Thysing, has been making a tour of Arizona the past few days. Mir. Bayly is a member of the Massachusetts legislature and this IS his first journey to the far southwest. He was well pleased with Arizona and it's resources and thinks we will soon be a state. He says the Grand Canyon is the greatest void in the world except the one under the hat of Senator Depew.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-22

The last of the 5th cavlary boys left Friday for Ft. Yellow stone. A detachment of the Sth under Capt. Longstreet was the pay escort this trip. It seems rather odd to see all strange faces among the soldiers ofFt. Apache.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23
Other high class strictly 1908
models including the popular
butterfly in jaunty tailored ef-
fects, ranging in price from
SIS to $85

Handsome new dresses for either even
ing or afternoon wear, made of taffeta,
rajah or yelling cloth; lace and velvet
ribbon trimmed; new butterfly effect
sleeve; shown in light blue, Copenhagen,
tan and brown; ranging in price from
$40 to SIS
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23
NEW IMPORTED
Tailor SuitinqS

The very newest hair line stripes, pencil
stripes, two toned stripes, cordet stripes,
Harrington stripes, etc., A to 81 inches
wide in Serges, Panamas and Worsteds,
in the new blues, browns, tans and grays.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

They were discussine the proper
pronunciation of the name o. W
Somcuzt Macrham Jhe uev EDE1sh
tmmalIst Who suddenly burst On
Londoa a few mopfhs ago with four
PLAYS and whose -Jack STRAW g. nov
bo.ng Eivcn On Broadway
r68t uame ia pronounced Hawm
Declared oue who had aeen Be- Loudoa
Nolts sase0 MaW1lm opined
suuchag else
NaAn IS Better declared an
other
WY ect WgEsam said oae
who Inclined to tha tacetious
And they grew Qgite heated about H.
Why g curse SIS Mawmt
~Rats-ts Nawum
Na-Mahms
MnEsum-bY an means
Unnl aaaib one vho hsd done 10th
ius So tar hut SHOW signs ol sgouing
lmratieHee ana caaui sad1eng brought
his ast down on the table
Nuns the woga be shouted
rnat enaed the discussion
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

Some Of the figures relating to the
Republican slump in certain states. re-
garded as certainly Republican. are
little short Of amazing. Pennsyl-
vania's immense plurality Of over 500-
coo four years ago has been cut in
two. Illinois. which gave Roosevelt
sos. 0e0 in 1904 has gone for Taft by
about 10000. The highest claim Of
the Republicans for Indiana is $4,000
as against a plurality OF $4,000 in 1905.
Iowa. which gave Mr.. Roosevelt 1885,
600 plurality in 1904. has dropped
down to about 10000 Tor Taft. The re-
turn OF Missouri TO the Democracy on
the presidential ticket wiped out a
Republican plurality Of $4,000 four
years ago.
Taft carried New York City by about
1000 plurality. this being the first
time the city has given its vote 10 a
Republican presidential candidate
since 1896. when Mr.. Mckinley had a
small plurality. Mr.. Taft received
a greater plurality In New York state
than Roosevelt did four years ago. the
Indications pointing 20 202. goo for Mr..
Taft as against $4,000 for Roosevelt
Hisgen. the independence party candi.
date for president, received about IS.
600 votes In Greater New York.
Mr.. Taft carried every so-called
doubtful state. except Nebraska. where
the indications point a Democratic vie
tory Mr.. Bryan has carried Nevada
and Montana. Ia addition 70 the solid
south. which includes Missouri.
There has been a shrinkage ia the
Democratic vote in several OF the
southern states, notably in Virginia
and North Carolina.
Mr.. Taft has carried Wisconsin by a
plurality estimated al $4,000. a fan.
ing OF from the Roosevelt plurality
OF $4,000 In 1904 Kentucky has gone
safely for Mr.. Bryan by about 1900.
GOV. John a Johnson OF Minnesota
has probably been elected governor
OF that state FOR a third term. although
the state has gone safely for Mr. Taft
The voting throughout the country
has been exceptionally heavy. ideal
weather conditions bringing out the
country voters In fun force.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
TAFT IS ELECTED
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
PRESIDENT HAS GOOD MAJOR.
ITY OF ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
SUMMARY OF THE RESULT
Tsft's Plurality In New York state VIII
Probably Exceed That Of Roose-
welt FoGr Years Ago
IN other states.

New York. Nov General cleo
tion returns received up TO midnight
show the following results.
William H. TAFT IS elected president
BY approximately 29S votes
Practically no change ls indicated
g. She complexion OF the national
house OF representatives. The United
States senate viii retain It's present
Republican majority.
Gov. Chas r. Hughes has been re.
elected In New York state By about
10000 plurality Indiana has gone
for Taft Bryan has apparently car
ried Nebraska. Ohio returns are very
slow. owing 10 the immense ballot but
Taft has carried IL by a large plur-
ality.
Mr. Taft probably viii receive y
greater plurality In New York state
than President Roosevelt did four
years ago. He has exceeded Sir.
Roosoyclts plurality Ia New Jersey
and had a surprisingly big vote In
Massachusetts,
Speaker Cannon has been reelected
" Aa usual Ma4AAtAA h'EAhHNhAa
tive Payne OF New York and Repre-
sentative Dalzcll OF Pennsylvania has
been reelected and the house OF repre-
sentatiyes will probably continue uu-
der it's old regime. Mr. Payne wiz
have charge OF the new tariff bin In
the extra session which Mr.. Taft will
call Immediately after March 4 next
The first returns received came
from scattering districts IN Massachu
sets. The heavy pluraiities lndi
Gated there for Air. Taft seemed at
once to dissipate any probability % a
landslide" for air. Bryan. as many
Democrats had claimed. and the Re
publican managers al once began TO
pat n claims OF yietory.
Returns from the up-country dts
trlcts OF New York state where voting
machines are largely used were the
next 10 arrive,
Ohio rcturas have been seriously
delayed owing to the immense size
OF the ballot but TAFT has carried tho
state by q majority ranging from 60.
900 TO $4,000.
Mr. Taft has exceeded Mr.. Roose
velt's plurality in Now Jersey and In
Massachusetts, as well as New York.
The indications are that the Dem.
ocrauc governors have been elected IN
several Of the middle western states
that have given their presidential
votes TO TAFT
West Virginia Is confidently claimed
by the Republicans. but the returns
are too meagor TO Justify a classified.
ton OF that state. Massachusetts,. New
York and New Jersey were striking
exceptions TO the generally reduced
Republican pluralitles.
The latest Republican adyices are
that Taft has carried Maryland by
about 5000.
The Republican plurality fell on
heavily Ia the middle west IA a man.
nor thoroughly surprising 10 the Re
publican managers.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

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rieces Gees ia saR uaie ue sp @v
eyai rtes of celcry. a pece of carret
a2d a bt ot parsley AGA perper ae3
a hfle girSer Co taste Slice a Ecol
sized cuioa ana a smali uioee ot gar
Nc Cove chiekcn vith ahaei e.shf
Guys 90 WagtF and oook lntii tfnder.
Nen skim 90 nt NeE a so0d kEod
riece OK batter ana when 6 O. 3 BE.
us hroWa a1i three tahlespoonfas 81
Roar; cook a mlnuta. lhea a18 Wates
ol 8 large can q nushr0ns
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
MISSOURI RESULT
BRYAN CARRIES STATE BUT VOTE
on GOVERNOR o. vERY
CLOSE.
SENATORIAL RACE N DOUBT
FIRST Returns shsN That store Lsser
Foik-EStmAtss Based en- @cx-
Ger Rspsns FIRM seat
tered PrcciarfL

st. Louis. Nov. s-Reports % %
midnight Tuesday indicate that VII
lam J. Bryan has carried MiBs0ari Tor
president and the goFern0rship il . q
certain. About 200 scattered pre-
cincts. Including something from each
Of - counties. gave Taft zs5fz. Bryan
2T.6Ii. Hadiey z8.10I ana Couherd IL
s7s.
This did not inciude snTthire from
Jackson. II be keeps up this record
Hadlsy is elected b. perhaps 1859.
but the figures available are too
meager to make anything sire
Al 1880 o'clock Harry II Rubsy.
Democratic state chairman. after Q
conference with the campalm nan
ayers al Democratic headquarters.
said
1T IS close. very close think
though. when the returns are al in
they viii show CoWherd elected ~
from 5000 10 1889 plurality
A message from Lincoln county said
that the Democratic majority there is
cut In two.
The vote was the heaviest ever cast
IN Missouri and may run as hizh as
$4,000. Both parties seen 70 have
got out their full vote. IN some coun-
ties already very strongly Democratic,
there were Democratic gains. while
Jasper Linn. Macon and Montgomery
eem to have gone Republican on the
face Of the returns available up %
this time.
While some Democratic counties IL
creased their m~aiorities, others Ike
Pike, Audrain and most o. the strong
Democratic counties southeast showed
decreased majoriues; while RepubIi-
can counties like Warren, ST. Charles,
Gasconade and St Louis increased Re
publican majorities that were already
heavy. The earlier returns favored
the Democrats. But toward midnight
the returns were coming more and
more favorable to the Republicans.
Apparently Stone leads Folk for the
senate. In the precincts first report
ed in St Louis city Folks vote was
Wa. GAAAAAa ~ MA1 HA@AHA aN eNAa-
what in the country. but his friends
send incomplete returns showing him
running behind OF course these re-
turns come from places close 10 the
county seats and larger owns. when
The strictly rural districts are heard
from they may change the results
That applies also to the vote for the
other candidates
Al 2.25 8 IN. "Wednesday Chairman
Dickey Of the Republican state CON-
mittee claims Hadleys election as SOW
ernor. but declined 70 give figures
State Chairman Rubey OF the Dem
oCrauc COMMITTEES asserted taa, Cow
herds plurality was safe. He est.
mated Il a. 1900 10 2o.ooo. and as
serted that Senator Stone won the sen
atorial fight by "a large plurality
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

Danylllo. Il. Nov, s-Joseph c.
Cannon has been reelected 10 congress
by a plurality considerably above the
normal Returns are sim incomplete.
but enough figures have been obtained
90 show that be win probably have a
plurality OF al least t0.5o0. This is
estimated 90 be IN the different com.
ties On his district as follows: Yer.
million. 5000; ~IroQuols 1900: Kanka-
koe. 5000: Edgar. zoo: CLARK. 200 and
Cumberland 100. The result has been
something OF a surprise even 10 the
friends OF Mr.. Cannon.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION.
Republicans Retain House BY safe
Majority.

Washington. Nov. 4.-Up 10 mid
night Tuesday night definite reports
have been received from 207 congress
sional districts out Of a total Of 3gl.
OF these Ii9 showed the election Of
Republicans md IS IN the election Of
Democrats. In the entire list there
yer only two changes in political
complexion. and both were favorable
% the Republicans The Democrats
lest the Eleventh Pennsylvania % the
Republican nominee. Henry W. Pal
mCr. who defeated John BlgeloW, and
thas becomes the successor 10 Mr.
L~enahan. the present Democratic
member The Republicans also r.
gained the Third Wisconsin district
which was lost % Joseph W. nabcock
TWO years ago. ar. Babccck Was de-
fcatcd by James ". Murphy. and Mr.
Murphy now appears 20 have gone
down before Arthur J Kopp the Re
publican nominee.
Both parties have been counting
anxiously upon gains from the doubt.
ful districts OF ohio. Illinois. Indiana
Missouri aud othor Mississippi valley
states bat the rcturus have SO FAR
failed 10 throw much lsht on the con
g-resaonal situation OF that reslou.
There will b. many familiar faces ln
the next congress including Speaker
Cannon aud his chief ~neutcnants
Messrs Payne. DalEell. Tawney. BAR
ton OF Ohio Mccall az Massachusetts
and Rartholdt OF Missouri on the
Democratic side Champ Clark and Mr..
DeArmond o. Missouri Clayton ~ Ala.
bama. Rainey % Illinois ollie James
OF Kentucky Ransden of Louisiana
ard Francis Burton Harrison aud
Fitzgerald OF New 0ork are an Ger
tainly returned.
Comparatively few OF the districts
which were close "a 1895 have beon
heard from, bat SO far as IMPORTS
have been received they Indicate that
bota parties sre generaly holding
their own n Gems quite certain that
the Republicans van asain control she
house. and So Tar as there are any b..
dloauons they point 20 a small IN.
orcssed Republican majority IN hat
body san mero is comparauveb.
little agulnoanoe IN the ncnpsylvaula
ana So iclusin sccreu0Ra
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

TIE village postmaster ana oue or
he leeaing politicians we're hQldins
a. earnest -couVersat.oa neav ne en-
trance 81 me POSE omce Perched apQa
the steps a sireet ugcoia Was 3Fioklag
tn egery wpgd OF tne discussion when
ne pastor nf one or lte village
eaarches came oas OF the hriilnE
Rrcosa'bng in the urctin ono al his
Sunday scaOol boys he called hhn
ssitc ana hesant Jcan g. IS sFen&
veg wons 81 yoa 10 tEy te pry inlo
tho aro,rs of others psat yoa snoN
ths IA 5 dnpoate a. hstea so tha
scarerssJga q srcvp aps
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
A rrain wresssr Arrer,.a

Ch.pPeWa Pals Wis Nov. saohn
McMullen was arrested Tuesday on
the charge % ureckinE tae Dtluth
limited OF Ue Om1ha read bear Al
gusta last Thursday mouinE tie Is
said 10 have confessed his crime 10
his sweetheart vbo inforaed The az
thorues The train when H Vas
wrecked was gp,ns ca miles an hour
and was thrown ca the track because
q rail BAD been reuoved Fortunate
y only eisbt persons weTs siishuy
bsrt
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

aaN
mlttes ar 1880 o-c.ock wednesday
morning that Kansas vas mkeiy 70 e
10 taft Az rlght they co11e-6es thaf
the STAKE vas close Al tnar hour
people wsre told the state ususd e
for TAR ~ 1903 % 1850 Hsaesr
sou Marin Chairman o. The commit
tee gave up me Eglt a. tEo o'cIoeE
and seat 20 bed
The legislature said b. the Dem
ocrauc state committee 70 have zone
Democratic but the prospects early
"Wednesday morning we're that the Re
puhlicsus vul have g 20 - majority
CT joint ballot u this IS u1e and Il
is almost sure that il Is. the election
Of Joseph L BrissoE 20 the senate Is
assured
Al two O'Clock "Wednesday morning
- precincts out q z1z5 Ia the stats
showed this oGclaI result Taft =
13I: Bryan Stubs 6.s7i; Bot
lin. 45QA In taese sane precincts
iu 1895 for secretary 0f state Den
tou received fIoI; AhI1orn. ASH AZ
this rate Tan's plurality ufl be a
little -ore than s3o The Replbli-
can chairman. q ~ Doliey. contends
that the plurality VIII - ia excess
o. this as the increased total vote over
two years aE1 be thinks um bring
the TAFT plurality 10 that Of Deatoa.
or $3.50
An the eonEressmeD are elected but
the RETURNS are TOO meaeer e. thla
hour 70 estimate maiorftiss no tn
ioruaCon reached either o. The head
quarters D. midnight regarding the
election Of members % the legislature
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

Milwaukee. Nov. l--Thc Replhiican
national and state tickets wcre glc
toriOus On Wisconsin Tuesday bg q
plurality estimated a. 1900. The con.
gresgional delegates. with one district
% hear from. probably af1 remain
about the same as two years ago. nine
Republicans and Two Democrats. The
legislature, which win elect 9 United
states senator. 10 succeed Isaac steph-
enson. win be overwhelmingly Repu0
Iran
c~alfernia.
San Francisco. Nov. S-oWing 10
re s%loWness with which the returns
from California p0ints have been r.
ceired g is dimcuit % make any esi
mate that would carry accuracy an1
-positiycness II the Taft cures
maintain their ratio Of gain as indl-
Gated Ia 100 scattering prsc.acts,
California VIII 60 Republican b. $1,000
Nevada.
Reno. New Nov. A-Indications are
that Bryan has carried the state b. .
substantial majority.
Colorado.
Denver. Nov. with thousands Of
scratched ballots yet TO be counted.
and returns on straight ballots com
piete in no city. own or county in
Colorado, conditions al midnight Tues
day night were such that II Is in1pos-
sibls to give even an idea Of how the
state has gone.
Ohio.
Cincinnati, Nov. A-The figures con.
tlnued to fan as the additional re-
turns came in later in the night and at
one o'clock Il seemed that Taft would
have slightly more than a normal plur-
slity OF close 10 $1,000 while Harris.
Republican for governor, was defeated.
The figures at that hour were for the
election Of Harmon, Democrat. By over
1900.
Utah.
Salt Lake City. Nov. Utah is Re
publican again this year by a heavy
majority. that Of tie national ticket
being much greater than for the state
candidates.
North Dakota.
Fargo, n. D., Nov. with Taft
leading by 1900 in 800 precincts in
the southern part OF the state heard
from at ten O'Clock. the race for gov
ernor grows alarmingly close, Burke,
Democrat having 1896. and Johnson,
Republican, 1880.
Virginia.
Nn~FrFH W - rN- n----rf
can state committee concede Vlr-
ginia to Bryan By 1900. but claim a
gain Of one Republican congressman.
south Carolina.
Columbia. S. c. Nov. South caro-
lima viii give Bryan about $4,000 to
$1,000 majority while the state and
congressional tickets are overwhelm-
ingly Democratic.
Idaho.
Boise, Ida, Nov. A-Meager reports
showing only the trend o. the voting
Indicate that Taft carried the state By
10000 and the election Of the entire
Republican state ticket Brady for
governor should have 5000 plurality
on basis o. present Indications. Lesis
lature is 90 doubt
Massachusetts,.
Boston, AJEss, Nov. 4-The Repub-
lcnn national and state candidates
swept The state Tuesday and all IL
Republican congressman were re-
elected Both branches Of the legls
latura win be Republican by heavy
margins
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
KANSAS GOES REPTBLlClE
TAFT AND sTOsss CARRY srSTu
~ Wooc
Heh sess Car Lssasfsrs 81
chaaest Fssss Espssassrs
Only Ms4esr astssra

TcpFka Kan. EoV NV H TAR
haa carried Kansas W q Etatts bas
been elected eorem The nztlra -
mainter - IRE Rear sfate tckst
has also been elected AZ tHo ocf1ck
Hedneafag uor1i1e t1e -iafIcrflous
were that Taffs pllraliig m ths stare
wfu BE- mare fhaz 93Gs wa tzat O.
stabbH VII BE- about the naaae % .
little less
FOR the FIRST uDs ne DemoczatR a.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

Cincinnati. Nov, As a personal
tribute OF esteem and respect the Gin
cinnati Commercial club win on Thurs.
day night give a dinner for Judge Wl.
liam n. TAFT. who for many years has
been a member and often the annual
speaker OF that organization.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
cot His Reward.

New York. Nov. t-0tto G. Foclker.
the tate senator who arose from a
sick bed 20 so TO Albany last spring
and cast the deciding ballot which
made possible the passage OF Gov.
Hughes anu-raoing track betting laws.
was elected TO congress Tuesday FROM
the Third district Prookyn) as a Re.
publican.