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The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
CHANGE IN TECHS BALL TEAM
Kelly Replaces Capt. FalcOner, Who
Has Bad Knee.
Third Time This Season that Black
smiths Have Been Forced 60
He-eIect Captains.

Owing TO the absence Of Falconer. the
crack first baseman Of the Technical
team. on account of a bad knee, a new
captain and manager have been elected
Kelly has been elected TO ill FaI-
coners position, and Grigsby, a third
year man. has been made manager
Kelly deserves this position, as there IS
hardly another player on the team hat
takes as much interest in the game as
he does
This is the third change that has been
made in the managers this year. Spen-
Ger was forced to turn over the position
TO Kelly on account Of leaving school
Kelly then turned it over 10 Grigsby
upon being elected captain, as he could
hardly hold down the two positions and
play at the same time.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22

Is dry" the doctor may be induced to
open a few bottles OF ink. The doctor is
very popular in Prince George.
When Doc" looks 'em in the eye.
Beware
For you know he's deylish sly
Take care,
He's man that's M to snuff
Cures your ills or deals You guh;
All admit that he's the stuff.
Hoch hoch for Doe"
Whatever the crowd present at the
Speedway last Wednesday may have
thought of the proceedings, there GER
tainly was no difference Of opinion as re-
CARDS the three-year-old stallion trot.
Three handsomer and better bred stall
lions were never seen IN single event IN
the District, and they were just full Of
trot. The Alto Dewey stallion was fight
ing for his head in every heat. In the
first heat he was so anxious to "eat 'em
up that Corbin could not control him.
AS a racing machine, Alto Dewey is still
as green as the greenest grass in Tip
perary, but every one can see that he is
anxious to learn.
Mr.. Hall is a man who does not seem
to be married 10 his horses. Manuella,
21Oi4, is liable to change hands in the
near future, Mr.. Hall having received
two offers within the past week.
Andrew Gleason has about the fastest
and the best hammered three-year-old
pacing flly owned in the District There
was nothing I'm her field Wednesday last
to make her extend herself, and the fact
was great disappointment to her owner.
who wished 20 see her so.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
LEIFIELD TWIRLS IN FORM.
Veteran Allows New York Giants
Two Hits and Pirates Win.

Pittsburg May 1.-THE veteran Lei
field allowed New York only two hits
to-day, the Pirates taking the first game
of The series by a score OF 20 o, and the
single run scored by the locals came
almost as an accident in the seventh
Gibson, for the Pirates. started that In
ming by beating out a short hit over
Raymond's head BridweH made a great
stop, got the BAH in his gloved hand. but
was unable 90 field il % first in time -
catch the runner. Then LeifeId sacri-
feed, placing the bali three feet in
front OF home Plate. ShIei felded the
bah promptly. but 20 the surprise Of the
spectators. made the Play 10 first, get
ting Leife'E, but allowing Gibson 10
reach second. Byrne came along with a
single. on which Gibson scored easily
score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
JOHN L. SAILS BACK.
Not Satisfied to spend Rest of Life
on Old sod.

London May PA crowd Of Amori-
cans sailed on the Mauetania. among
them J. J. Van Allen. Ogden Chisholm.
Max Fleischman. Mrs. H. c. Frick
daughter. and son. Donald Harper. j. E.
McGoWan and wife. of Indianapolis. Max
Pam. Edwin shepard. Sir William White
the famous naval designer, and John l.
sullivan. John and his bride expected 20
spend the remainder of their lives in
Ireland but Sullivan changed his mind
He finished his engagements in Scotland
tbs week and decided to go back TO the
United States
sullivan is still interested in the ring
While he was in Ireland he picked UP
l9i-pound youth, who he prophesies Will
be Makers successor.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
CoLoRED DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.

The past week has certainly been a
''hair-raiser." Last years champions got
two severe set-backs, and the Mail Car
Hers upset calculations by wauoping the
Warriors. This gives Interior a clean
lead. as the Red Men have not lost "a
game.
The scores have been very close dur
ing the last week. nearly every game
being won bya single tally.
The league has been having extra
large crowds at all the games. and the
public is repaid FOR their trips to the
grounds.
1t certainly speaks well for the or
ganization 70 see the good order that is
preserved at thS games Umpire Thomas
Harley is right on the job and promptly
suppresses any disorder either among
the players or spectators.
That ten-inninE struggle on Tuesday
between War and Navy and Post-office
was certainly a treat. The Mail Car
riers sent Kelly out Of the box in the
third inning, and after that the old re-
liable Tom Johnson took up the bur
den. When the Warriors tied the score
in the seventh inning. the crowd broke
loose. but their joy was short-mved. for
i'm the tenth inning the Mail Jugglers
managed to squeeze a run across, and
took the battle by the score Of I to 6.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
RIchmond and DnnviIIc Tie.

Richmond. Va, May I-Rlchmon6 and
DanvIle batted for twelve innings To-
day to a l-to-1 lie. the game being called
on account Of darkness. Il was a pitch
ers' battle between Verb0ut and Hanks.
with the honors about even. Hanks
walked seven men Score
Richmoud.. o o / o o G 90 o. I
Danyi.lc....-. o ] O o G @ o @ c-I
Battcries-yerh5lt auI NIcs5itt; Hanks and Ilgzr-
liu Jupir'-NIr. Peujer Time of game hours
and I7 minutes Attendance. zoe
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
Play Ball
By WALT MASON

Play balF hear the fans excm when of dragging game
when all the players their theories debate
they about their biz though they had they
heed the hunch that's by the beacers bunch they find when they
play that all the fans The talking
and oafers the world The who watch the life
dpse the uggard the strife They'll little YOU
tell what intend do and hand promises somehow
No matter what be- this the
free you'll find that g pays fossy grand plays
hardest cs and whac right down Old
and undmaycd by bru fall right ahead-n play
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
CHAMPION DOYLE
GOES TO DEFEAT
conlinued from Pnge ono.

player, well up in placing side and cross
court shots, and having a twisting serve
that is puzzling Miss Turtle was Of
necessity on the defensive throughout
almost the entire contest. Her chief
fault seemed 10 lie in her inability TO
keep her returns within the line This
is only medium fault, 10 say the worst
and with practice she should become a
prominent aspirant for future honors.
Score by gaines:
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22

first base by crrOrs-Navy, I. Left ON bases
Navy. g.. Georgetown Q. First base on halls-Of
Meade. ?: on Anderson. 3. of C. O'Connor. 1.
Innings pitched-By Meade 3: by Anderson. s.
Hits made-0n Meade 4: cf Anderson. T. Strlrk
out-by Meade. ]; hy Anderson. g: by G. O'Connor.
Z. Three-bose hit-Murphy Two-hase hits-Gaynor.
feenan. Sacrifice hits-Abbott ,2l Anderson. Mu-
lul' hunt Z. OConnor. Stolen bascs-GiIlism,
Sitterdins 49, Murphy. Afcnefeo. no,,,1., ,,ls,s
Hunt 70 Fceuan; Metz 10 Seibert Hit by ratcber-
~ O,Connw. Wild pitchcs--O Connor Meade
Passed hals-Foenan /: Canaghan. . Umpir,--NIr
smith Time Of game-l hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
BEATEN at LAST.
Nassau First to Break Winning
Streak of National Union Club.

National Union dropped its first game
in the Independence League 20 the Mas
sau team yesterday at McDevitt's Field
10 TO s. Both sides clouted the ball 10
all corners Of the diamond while the
folding was Loose Score
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
TO-DAY's GAMES.
STANDING OF THE CLUBs.
CARDINALS WIN IN TENTH.
u. Louis Captures Hard-fOught Bat
lie from BrookIyu.

lie from Brooklyn.
ST. Louis. May 1.-THE Superbss and
the Cardinals inaugurated the first game
Of the series this afternoon before 1900
baseball fans. and ii required ten innings
10 settle the contest. finally resulting IN
a victory for the locals. 70 3. Rucker
was sent 70 the mound for the visitors
while Corridin began the fray FOR the
locals, but was relieved by Rieger in the
eighth, when fusillade Of hits were
made off his dnIIrarr Scnrn.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At T0rCn,O--Firgt game: Newark ]: Toronto. >
Second game: Newark I; Toronto o.
A. Rccbc-tcr-First eon.c- Baltimore. o.; Roches-
ter 3 second game: Baltimore g. Rochester, Q.
Al Buffalo First game: Jersey City 5; Buffalo
> Second game: Jersey City, u; Buffalo, s
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
NOTES OF THE GAME.

The boat race between Syracuse anj
the Navy, the track games. and the BAN
game with Georgetown seryed 10 draw
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
Shifts i'm Lineup.

Several shifts were made in the lineup
of the Hilltoppers, Connolly being
benched and Menefee playing right field
for seven innings. Gould was put In
the game for his hitting. but failed 10
conngct the four times he came TO bat
Hunt was shifted from right to left. and
GaynOr took care OF second in the alb
sence of Gibson. The changes worked
well, with the exception of the fact that
Connolly would in all probability have
bagged Erwin's fly in the first session,
which got away from Menefee because
his leg was ailing him and he couldn't
run
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22

Left on bases Nassau. s, National Union. . First
base cn haIis-Of Donough 3; OF FIisto D. Struck
cut-By Dcnough, = by Frisjo 3. Homo runs
Yandcrlip ~. Twohase hits-Iarca. q. Herbert
T. Herbert Heran Schaotcr Sacrifice hit-Vander
liz Stolen hlse-Beard. Double pl1ys-RcSetts 20
Beard. Varela 90 Bullock 90 Beard. Umuire-1u
Webb. Time Of game-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
SPEEDWAY HAS BOOM
Many Interesting Events
Seen at Opening.
BIG INTERCITY MEET PLANNED

Much Criticism Evoked by Drivers
and Riders Associations Decision
Last Wednesday Regarding Pro-
fesSfonnI DriveFE-Dr- SHnsbury's
Speedway opens Decoration Day.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22

'Bauei fl- Condor iu eighth.
'Ea-te- for EleFr in ninth.
-Oue cat when winning run was scored
~. Louis. ..-.-...------.-.- o o o IA
Brook ok.yn---------.--.---- " co. % o o-s
TTpbase hr-Oakes Double p.ays-Erriu and Nc
Milan Corridor. k0uey and M1VrJv. Hrggius and
h1-eE. stolen tases-BI-cl Daubert. Wild pitch
-i.acse-, RLk-'o-1d1n. Bass Oh haiIs-Or Cor
-l1u i. ~ Kuraer G. strgrs out-By Gordon.
g. by EG-sgr. g. LIFT on bases-s- louis g.
Brooklyn. @ Jmu.-e~-Nc7srs Joha5t1lc ard Moran
Tine lt s-ue-2 hours and IS uirltes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22

At Indianapolis indianapolis. 5: Louisville, O
At Culumbus-Toledo, 2; Columbus, Z
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Hattiesburg- Hattics5urg. { Jackson. 5.
At Meridian Meridian. S: Vicksburg. 4.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22

stolen 1I.e'-N agLg- p .r-e. Mailer Nl----re
hr-Lf.-el. Double T.lvs-pCyie -1 Ne-se. Wa1
re. 90 Miller On F.rEu. Base, nl ls,l--uf L-Ec1
@. rH Raymond. 8. Struck er--Bg Ls.asd g. Le
Raymond e. Hr ty fifther-Rg R-ymef g. I'm
uire.-Iie-s.S Ouae and Brennan. Time % sauc-
Lrr aud 90 MINUTES. A--grG.ree-Ee5s
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22

And. by the way, 1t is proper at this
juncture to recall the fact that DR.. Sans
bury will open his splendid track to the
public on Decoration Day for the first
time, II looks now as II nearly all the
good horses owned in the District and
Prince George County will be present.
Good purses, and varied programme.
such as the doctor has promulgated. are
sure to draw a crowd The doctor has
improved his racing plant 10 a large
extent during the spring months. The
track is the fastest in this immediate
section. is only eight miles distant from
Washington, and can be reached by a
good road, which traverses the most pic
ruresQue scenery to be seen in the Vi
cinity Of the National Capital There
will be plenty Of good things to eat on
the groSnds, and, although Prince George
The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
NAVY TEAM BEATEN

Continued from Page One.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
State PRINTING
STARTS SCANDAL

Charleston. Dec. 81 That the w.
NJ. o. Dawson-Grant p. Hall combina.
Iion was not killed in it's political Of.
ucacy through the terrific soathina
tNat it aeccived at the hands Of Tho
voters of kanawha county in the last
election Is strongly intimated in the
Protest thnf has been fled by =. C..
butier. representing the Tribune PRINT
ing company OF Charleston, against
'ne award OF the state printing TO
w. II. Guthrie. OF the Union Printing
company in which w. VI. D. Dawson
and Grant p. Hall are heavily interest.
ed. toF1 .r wo
The protest alleges that W. NJ. o.
Dawson. appearing az the represents
tive OF Guthrie, testified that he and
Grant y. Hall were 80 Interested in
the company represented by Guthrie:
that while he admitted that Guthrie
.coUmisioners. which provide that the
bids for the state printing must con.
tain q statement OF the rapacity of
the plant bidding. that as rhe. Mr.
Dawson. and Mr.. Grant T. Han OF The
city OF Charleston were Interested
with MI Guthrie in his priliting husi
mess. and would furnish him the funds
necessary to purchase such machinery
as was needed by Guthrie 10 EQUIP his
plant for doing the rao I'ad ',enel. 9"
the rule should not apply agGaHdt the
award should go 10 Cmhl|r.
These allegations are copiaiucd ln
the protest which was fled eNith Gov.
ernor Glasscock last evening and the
governor has promised 10 give fun
hearing. 1869.
The scandal which threatens ia be
opened up by the proceedings Of pro.
test. does not stop with the allega-
tionse OF the bill of protest H. has
been openly asserted that the figures
for the bid of the Union Company
we're made by j. J.. Heller, the state
printing clerk, and that from the in
side knowledge that was used by
Heizer In the interest of w. ". O.
Dawson, and Grant =. Hail. il would
have been impossible for any concern
to have nnderbid the firm whose basis
of comparison was based upon know.
ledge.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
To MAKE STUDY
OF THE KOREANS

Chicago. Dec. 21.- Professor Fred.
erick Starr, head Of the department
Of anthropology Of the University Of
Chicago has completed all arrange
ments for leaving her tomorrow. for
<orea, whee he win make study OF
the inhabitants lie will be- accompan
led by Manuel Gonzales, who has
been his companion on previous trips
of this kind. Prof Starts previous
Investigations have been in the inter.
ior of Africa, Mexico aud Japan
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
ALABAMA s BIC
LIQUOR PROBLEM

birmingham, Ala, Dec. 21.--It was
learned today that plans are under
way in this city to join with Mobile
and Montgomery In an attempt to
carry the statewide prohibition fight
before the Legislature when IL meets
next month, making local option the
biggest question to come before the
Alabama Legislature. Governor-elect
% Neal was elected on a local option
p.n'cTm and 1t is planned TO make it
impossible for him to have IL enact.
ed into law. The large cities have
been much dissatisfied with the spread
of prohibition and have made no at.
tempt TO carry II out. In the rural
counties and small towns sentiment is
overwhelmingly in favor OF prohibi-
tion, and they will probably remain
under that law.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
GRfENO MINE
WILL RESUME
Government Relief Car to
Arrive Tomorrow and
Inspection of Work
ings to be Made

According to- adyices just received
the Greene coal mine at Tacoma Va,
the scene OF the recent explosion will
resume work within few days. The
government relief car which was there
did not have the proper supplies 20
investigate fully the cause of the ex.
plosion, and a new relief car from
Knoxville will arrive at Tacoma to-
morrow with oxygen irelmets, gas
gauges, and full complement OF
testing apparatus to determine the
cause OF the explosion and to instruct
the men in charge how to prevent a
recurrence of this disaster.
This work is TO be concluded as
/ specially as possible and operators
VIII be resumed at an early date. The
rescue crew will thoroughly test the
workings for gas and will put the
mine in good shape.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
THE DEMOCRATS
COMPLETES PLANS

washington, Dec. 2l.--Within ,
oay or two, even before the holiday
adjournment, the Democrats expect
10 rave their plans for complete or.
gahlzauon under such perfect con.
troi' that they will he able tn ,of
right down 20 business after the New
Year. All of the Democratic Rcpre.
sehtatives elect will meet here i'm Ian.
uary and caucus OF the Congress-.
men'to'be or their proxies will pass on
'he method Of appointing the major.
ity members of the committees of The
next House. II will also consider tbe
revision of the tariff. Champ Clark.
whose election as Speaker Is now cer.
tain' Is devoting nearly all OF HIS time
70 a study OF the tarin 1t IL well.
known that he favors reduction or
the taIi6 by a sliding scale and in
mis- plans he has the support of Col.
oncl Henry Watterson.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Celebration of the Holly Commun-
ion, Christmas morning at a. m.
Regular Christmas mornig service
at II a. m.
Christmas service for the Sunday
school, Christmas afternoon at 4 p. m.
The afternoon service will take the
place OF the usual service Sunday
night.
A cordial invitation is extended 10
all for the Christmas services.
Thursday evening at 1880 there will
be a Christmas entertainment for the
Sunday school in the vestry room of
the church. II Is hoped ali members
of the school. old and young. will be
present on Thursday evening. Decem.
Der % promptly at 1880. Each schoI.
ar Is requested TO bring a toy or
clothing for those who are less for.
tunate than the children OF Christ
Church Sunday School.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
NEW PROBLEM FOR
PRESIDENT TAFT

Washington, Dec 2L-sIt became
known today that President Taft IS
~ ne asked by number of represen.
.ta''V" club women of New York ana
.other states to present the silver ger.
Ni'' now being designed for the bat
l' -'' . 't'1 't'r' being accept i cpr
the 'riser Ciubwomen from all
parts OF the country are objocting 10
the portrait sof Brigham Young.
utah's first Governor. which adorns
the silver Dlats and even the knives
and forks. The exception II not based
upon the Norman leaders muIti.msr.
rlages' but upon his attitude fowag
Federal officials while bc was nc
|Territorys executive.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21

Just as sure AZ Saturday, Dccembcr
-, rolls around. just aG sure as scv-
eral Judges assemble at The Lender
Office 10 count the vote. iust 20 suro
will it be that three persons win re-.
ceive three handsome prizes at thc
hands Of The BlucGcld Evening Loa
der.
The end Of the contest Is near AZ
hand-less than three actual working
days remain for candidate to get
in the subscriptions
After today the coupon good for 10
votes will not appear-today VS. it, last
publication After this evening moth.
ing counts i'm the contest except cash
and the coupon good for 10000 votes
when turned IN with eight now yearly
subscriptions. The coupons good for
no vote will be accepted untB 5
O'Clock, December o.
Now is the time to get iu mI the
business that one can
Several persons made the remark
yesterday that IL was pity that the
contest could not be extended until
after thc holidays so that they could
get 10 work for this or that candidate.
The reply was made 10 each that when
The contest started the positive irfo~
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
VIM. M. Doyle Removed as
Deputy Assessor of Beav-
er Pond District by
County Court
Is BELIEVED FOR
POLITICAL REASONS
Was Insurgent in Late Elec-
tion and Worked for Dem.
ocratic Ticket

me County Court of Mercer coun.
ty at It's meeting just concluded NJ
princeton confirmed the nomination of
w. w. Kersey of Bmeiield made by
the county assessor, G.. p. Hylton. as
deputy assessor OF Beaver Pond dis.
trict To succeed William NJ. DOYLE.
VINO was removed, his friends believe.
Tor political reasons. Mr.. Doylo was
an lnsurgent In the late election, and
ne ana heroic work for the Democrat.
ic ticket on the ground that tho Re
puDlicans OF the county should r'rc
against the ring OF the county and or.
terminate the bosses who nave ,onp
ruled the party He was cand;data
Tor the Legislature I'm the Republican
primaries, but the standpats lined hin,
mp on the ticket with the wet con,in
gent, and IL Is "laimed, circu,atpl ,rp
report that hc was wet when 1, ia
claimed by his friends that hc hss
always been consistently dry. anyway
Mr.. Doyle did not meet with the an.
Droyal of the bosses. and hc met with
defeat In consequence.
a few days ago MIR. DOYLE rcoeiv.
ed a letter from Assessor HILTON ask
ing for his resignation, stating that
sundry complaints had reached him
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21

inatlon was printed that definite ,Iay
had been set for the conclusion. De
cember 24-and later on the hour
was set ut y. M, after which NOT
one dollar will be accepted unless the
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from day TO day fewer mistakes viii
be made in getting The Leader start.
ed to new subscribers.
Candidates ars hereby notified that
all receipt books issued to them MUST
be returned To The Leader Office. for
the reason that a complete check of
~" names entered VIII bc made afte,.
the conclusion Of the contest 10 make
positive that all names have been
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erly.
Some of our candidates have stat
cd that they arc almost at the end
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CONTINUED ON Page Twol
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
oLEe CLUBS LONG TRIP

Ithica, n. ", Dec. 21.--What will
he the longest trip ever attempted by
a college musical club started today
when the Cornell Glee, Banjo and
Mandolin clubs left on tour That win
end on New Years eve with q concert
"a New York. The itinery includes
Rochester. Cleveland. Milwaukee. oma
oa Kansas City. st. Louis. Cinciu.
natl, Pittsburg and New York. Alumni
receptions will he held in the towns
visited.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
YALE TO OPEN HOCKEY SEASON

New York. Dec. q Hockey entru-
siasts will attend the opening season
of the Yale team in iris city iris
evening at tho 81 Nicholas skating
rink. when the team of St Paurs
school will be the opponents Al.
though a small school ST. Paul has
one Of the best hockey teams in tire
country, raving defeated last year the
Princeton champions by scorc Of {
10 n
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
rHe DAM elps OPEN.

New York, Dec. 2I.--The BOARD OF
Water supply today opans bids for
the $4,O0o,OOO Kensico dam. which
will be- ono of the largest in % the
world. when completed. II is 70 be
constructed in connertiou with the
Catskill wnter system and viii include
five lines
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
EQUAL RIGHTS
FOR THE JEWS

81. Petersburg, Dec Ply new
bill designed TO give equal rights to
the Jews was received by the Duma
committee which defines the rights Of
Russia subjects in Finland. It Is
framed to overcome objections in the
bill which was recently rejected.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-21
LOWEST READING

Irst night was the coldest night
OF the season, the thermometer going
as low rs twelve degrees. The low.
est reading heretofore was Monday
night which was fifteen degrees above
zero.