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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
ATHLETES ARE
IN A TURMOIL
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walked the fastest seven miles OF his
career last April. He has always been
a favorite with the crowd on account OF
his fair acting while those who know
him recognize his straightforward and
sportsmanlike character Webb. by the
way, is ali ex-soldier and helped TO de-
fend Ladysmith.
King Favors Shooting.
The only form OF sport which King
George has patronized this fall is shoot
ing At Balmoral castle. in Scotland, he
has done much hunting for grouse. The
beginning OF next year will see King
George renewing his interest In the turf.
ri II can be said that he ever did display
more than commonplace interest in rae
Ing.
King George next summer will divide
his time between yacht racing, shooting
and horse racing
There is now no doubt whatever that
the International triangular tournament,
which was fixed 10 take place in Eng
land during 1912 must be abandoned. The
secretary OF the Australian Board OF
Cricket Control has not expressed regret
at the decision of the South Africans not
TO send team 10 Australia with a guar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18

Ing ceremony. During the afternoon the
Schubert String quartette will play from
2:30 to $40 o'clock a programme of popu-
the following numbers: Minuet in by
Beethoven. nocturne by Chopin. selection
from Woodland by Luders, "Cavatlna"
Herbert, Norwegian Dances" by Grieg,
Dawn of Love" by Bendix. Glow
Worm by Lincke. and Autumn by
o'clock. the Salt Lake orchestra. under
Fred Mldgley, will render the following
programme: Selection. "Prince OF To-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18

have been permitted TO see the building
declare 1t to be one OF the finest gym
nasiurns in all the west, II not In
that modern athletic science approves has
been installed. and the appointments are
considered ideal In every way. The gym
nasium Is under the supervision of Pro-
lessor B: s. Hinckley, general secretary,
and w. 2. Day will have entire super
vision Of the gymnasium and athletic
work. The staff OF assistants has not
been completed yet. but will likely be
announced next week In time for the
regular instruction work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18

night" by Howard "Sizllutta," by F.
Won Blon; lie Cald," by Thomas; RED
Sdin:,y MIL. by Herbert; Suite" by schymann;
peer Gynt suite" by .Gricg. and
waltzes by waldteufed The visitors to
the gym will be shown through in
groups Of ten. In order that all may hear
the explanations made by the guides. To
escort the groups through the various de-
partments nearly one hundred guides will
be provided under the regular gymnasium
staff The work on the gymnasium Is
virtually finished and class work will be-
gin on Wednesday morning. Those who
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18

Willie Fitzgerald, Jack Blackburn. Sam
Langford. Joe Walcott, Jimmy Britt
Mike Twin" Sullivan, Willie Lewis and
score Of others Of only slightly less re-
lasted through no-decision bouts. Sam
Langford alone. much bigger man.
won a decision over him. He was given
a draw with Walcott. and they were
fighting for the welterweight title. These
men will always have a great place In
the history Of the ring. But the new
streak, will be forgotten long before he
Is beaten.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
Thousands Are Buried.
pecial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
KAYSVILLE. Sept. 17.-H. A. Hoflng,
manager of the New State Gun club,
with ground below Woods Cross, says that
90 per cent OF the ducks on the club
grounds have died recently Of some un-
known disease, and II ducks were not
coming in from other places right along
there would be no ducks left. Two men
engaged In burying the dead birds have
covered thousands. II Is said that with
in three days after contracting the un-
known disease. the ducks succumb. AS a
consequence OF the terrible slaughter the
gun club will postpone operations for one
year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
Hurdles Record Broken.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-The world 8
record for the 75-yard hurdles was broken
today by Jack Eller OF the Irish -Ameri-
can Athletic club at the New York Press
clubs track games. Eler's time was
8 90 seconds. The former record was
10 2-5 seconds, made by Lou Meyers,
twenty-five years ego.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
Baseball in Berlin.
Y Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BERLIN. Sept. 1.-THE annual base
ball game for the benefit OF the Ameri-
can Womans club was played today, the
Colony nine beating the American Medi-
calls by score OF Il to 10. Among those
who witnessed the game were DR.. Eill,
the American ernba ssador. American Con-
sui General Trackera and Mrs. Thackera.
the Chinese embe essador and Count Bern
storf. German ambassador at washing
ton,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
0RSES STUMBLE
RACE AT ANACONDA
i Press.

'ta fress.
"a. - Mont. Sept. l7.-warfare
~ sweryed. stumbled and
Eouhd IN z bad start of the
LAY and I!ck Abrams rorlped
~ was left Of the field Many
tne feature race due 10
tsrh. led 10 It's abandonment
TX long selling special was sub
nc preltlsst performances Of
r' ny Madeline Musgrave in
4 Tnt ana Young Belle Ia the
tne anaconda meeting, both
ME- h.nhd and winning by great
SIX furlongs. selline-cool.
, to /, won: Capewell.
E'y, . to /, second: New
90 lotion. Is to |. third
"a: 1oe Young. Lee Harrison
and Emma C, also ran.
hye and one half fur
ia naaeilne Mussrave. 100
-,,> 10 :. won; Delcruza dor,
'6ckm, ! to l. second. Thistle
Essi..n II 10 .. third. Time
'''e son. Donovan and Sake
IA ~ I've furlongs. selling-Zick
4 g. H. foearty). 2 to /. won;
IN 5GSsen), 10 /. second; Big
-, ,,norey1. 90 TO l, third. Time
<na natS. W and Einfoiks also ran.
M I've cve iurlongs, selling-Tll-
ia aoooogrn). o. l3 20 10. won.
|1sel ,Saallahanl, ) to /. Sec
los (Flscher). 9 to ..
3snlasv,a FL Perfecto. Captain
|chejl Aquiline, Ben Stone,
W uno Babe Beeiy also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18

uessa. nose suffering from weak.
Of H. Tnicn sap the pleasures
0ns w should take Juvcn Pills.
sul,s o1& @ will tell a story Of
sitss,, is This medicine has more
>IIered force than has ever
oriyIna,pl on this adv. and 81.
|d suators G, /. Hood Co, BRO
'Afsaparilla. Lowell. Mass.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
Bidder Goes Out.

Ogden. Sept. II,
Will you kindly answer the following in
your Sunday edition?
A and B are playing pitch. II out.
A Is 9 and B Is 10. A bids 2 and makes
low game. B has high with Jack. Which
wins? ]. T. s.
A wins, Bidder goes out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
GREAT SPEED ATTAINED
BY SWIFT MONOPLANE

: By Leased Wire 10 The Tribune, :
!. GARDEN CITY AVIATION :
|. above the field here today In a mono :
: plane OF his own design and con- :
I. struction. Walter L. Fairchild. .
!. New York electrical engineer,
!. reached a speed OF seventy miles an :
: hour. The flight was witnessed by .
!. number OF experts who had prevl- .
!. ously criticised Mr.. Fairchild's ma .
!. chine when he first brought IL to the :
: meet, and II caused sensation by :
r the smoothness OF its flight. main :
!. tanning an even keel and cutting .
I through the air as II sliding on :
|. noonrail The speed OF seventy :
|. miles an hour attained by MT Fair :
!, child is considered remarkable.
!. :
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The Cards.
OF the match follow:
" W Tue ma to.oW-
nosning;
y. ...5 i6i 4 4 $40
20. 80 6 4 5 3 ) 6 5-3S-7S
b game;
'-'.-. ..-.4 5 5 SIS 5 SIS
f . ...-S 5. .54
1onIug:
'---.- 10 4 5 574 1 5 7-3S
. I'D. ...S > . 1 6 . 5 4-39-S5
p game:
Z, 80 "a 3e al
80. ,..3 l65
Mt. Harris Wins.

~ W.. Sept, 17.-Mrs. Thurs
- the Westward Ho Golf club
easn annual championship OF
" y estern Golf associat ton at
S9t eluo. defeating Mrs. Har-
~ OF dhe Home club up and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
q Fownes, Jr., Takes
+ Golf Championship
hating W. X. Wood.
hi RUNNER-UP
/ DECIDEDLY ERRATIC
)oes Excellent Service
IA Driver and Putter
Match.

ted Press.
,>,rs Mass, Sept. 17.-Steadi-
~ driver and putter won ior
~ Fownes. Jr.. OF the OAK
!. ~ Plttsburg, Pa. the anna :
hsmpionshlp OF the country
~ nsferred from the Hinsdale
n;esro the possession OF the
:. who tried to keep the cup
= IN lake Michigan was War
h Wood OF the Homewood
<,ieaco. but being erratic from
ma decidedly weak on the
',,rrumbed 10 Fownes's score
ds 10 play. - us
M Alter coming through TO
fer four hard matches. two OF
IA on The thlrty-siNth green.
rerally believed that even II
rain q long lead. the Chicago
N make q game finish.
6ow his puttar failed TO work,
'fe aluminium club and then
again 10 the cleek, but his
|oot eight foot and ten-foot
1e cup failed 10 rnaterialize.
Is Strong.
nlne Fowhes was lining out
hi ones, and consistently taxi
Ifls 70 a green, picking UP a
and another there until MS
d the situation was too strong
dored.
5ein hole was a typical one.
Ye fair and sure. while Wood
Fownes YVES over the green.
Do the shelving slope on his
cod also was on the far side.
fhe left of the slope. The
|fer, playing the odd. overran
Die Fownes was a trifle short.
10 run his ball down and
hole by an inch. Fownes
bail Into the cup without diff
Given Awards.
mes and Wood were warmly
ID ss they strolled back 10 the
10 steps OF which President
tques OF the United States
|Iasion handed them their
|es handed the gold medal TO
the best player or the year,
Tnadsl 10 Wood as the best
be bunch from Chicago. and
bronze medals 10 Walter r.
oi StochbriGse, as the only
had held up the prestige OF
rs until the finals.
Vans, Jr.. the winner OF the
. medal. was trying his hand
)pln links today and Wall re-
n-dal later. as will Frederick
of the Ekwsnok club. who
ne best score prize in the
Tho rr-L,
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GOOD UMPIRES
HARD TO FIND
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A. L. In New Orleans next month. and
the other is the worlds championship
baseball series between-shall We say
Chicago and Philadelphia?
This gives the east, the middle west
and the south plentitude OF athletics.
The west always has supply on hand
Speaking Of names. when Charles II.
Ebbets. president of the Brooklyn base
bell club, made his speech at the
Pirates banquet In the Waldorf New
York, last December about the national
pastlme being In It's infancy he not only
furnished baseball literature with a fancy
bit OF oratory, but supplied new name
for his team. Hereafter the newspaper
scribes on the major league circuits IN
tend TO call the Brooklyns the Infants.
Fish and Game Meeting.
The Salt Lake County Fish and Game
Protective association will hold a meet
Ing at the Commercial club at s:l5
Wednesday evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 800.
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Y Orleans Wins

1led plcss.
A. ~, Cd I'd. Sept. 1.-THE South
|Inr sSa closed today. New Or
"A INA pennsnt. Birmingham
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

Now that q democratic leglsla-
ture has been chosen in West
Virginia, Henry Gassaway Davis
will make an attempt to break
into the senate Of the United
States. Everybody will remem-
Der "Uncle Gas9away" as the
running mate with Parker ia the
very disastrous presidential cam
paign Of 1904 He is now 81
years Of age, and would be % at
the end Of bis term If he should
be elected and could manage to
live it out, which leads to The
thought that, Instead Of adding
to the number it already has, the
United States senate ought to be
getting rid of some corpses.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25
Yardaman FaVors Harmon.

James K, Vardaman, one OF
the most distinguished men of
the state Of Mississippi, lectured
at Little Rock one night last
week. In an interview for the
press he declared Gov. Harmon
of Ohio is his choice as q pres-
dental candidate in 1912, He
said the recent democratic VIC
tories mean the success Of the
democratic party in the next ma
tional campaign.
Maj, Vardaman is a candidate
for United States senator in
Mississippi and expressed the
belief that he could get 10000
out of 1875, 900 votes if the elec-
ton should be held now.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

John Keel, the elongated sen"
ator from Jackson county, fa-
vors submitting the question OF
continuing the state capitol tax
to vote Of the people through
the initiative and referendum,
but no sooner had he mentioned
the matter than some Of the
"powers that be" began to lay
back their ears and kick against
the idea. The senator from jack
son, declares that when a build
ing which was to have cost only
a million dollars originally be-
gins to cost several times that
amount it is high time the tax
payers were being consulted a
little,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

In the recent election in Me-
braska the prohis and anti-prohis
had the warmest sort Of fight,
each side fighting desperately
for control Of tho Legislature,
Since the smoke Of battle has
cleared away it is discovered that
the vote in the next general as.
sembly on prohibition legislation
will be u tie with one member,
who holds the balance Of power,
steadfastly refusing to tell how
he will vote, This member de-
clares his vote when the legisla-
ture convenes will show his alti-
tudo and that it will not be known
before, However, as he is a
German The odds arc four TO one
he will vote for beer.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25
Majority Against License.

Secretary Of State 0, g. Lud-
wig last week completed the tab
ulation Of the returns on the vote
for and against whiskey license
in the general selection held in
September, the result showing
that the majority against license
was %, 262. The total vote for
license in the rs counties OF the
state was 50, OF; against license,
81, ,289.
In the general election two
years ago the vote for license
was CT, 1863; against 80, ,35O Ac-
cording to the official returns in
the secretary Of states Office
there are 13 couhtiss that return
cd majorities in favar Of license,
as follows: Cross, Chicot, De-
cot, Desha, Garland, Jefferson,
Fulton, Lee, Lincoln, Phillips,
Poinsett, Prairie, Pulaski and
Sebastian,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25
Ralnh .Iohnatone feIl distance

Ralph Johnstone fell a distance
of 800 feet from his flying ma"
chine at Denver, COL, a few
days since. Every bone in his
body was broken and he was
killed outright, Yet numbers Ct
people who witnessed the awIuI
accident ran to the crushed and
bleeding mass Of humanity as it
lay helpless, lifeless upon the
ground and took particles OF
wrecked machinery and the dead
mans clothing as souvenirs OF
the occasion. Did we say people
did this? We meant to say hu .
man hogs.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25
Good Men.

Chancellor George r. EIumph-
rice will, we are reliably inform
ed, he a candidate for recollection
TWO years hence, S, II. David d.
son Of Evening Shade is also
sposen Of as a probable candi-
datt-io. taa,o ic>a2o:t~at cH'''''"
The business Of the district
would be safe in the hands of
either Of these gentlemen. Mel
bourne Times.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

realize how rapidly the old pref
udiaA against the state is passing
away. We have so many in"
quiyyes about farm lands and
city properties in Arkansas from
all sections of the United States
whi4h nobody else but US knows
anything about that if we were to
tryb make all Of them public no
new paper would give us space
to ldf So"
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

The statement comes fr m
George Washington Donaghey,
the alleged "busine15' governor
Of the state Of Arkansas, that the
state capitol tax will have to be
continued two years longer, per.
hApa four years more, All the
news that comes from Little
Rock these days concerning state
finances ls just about aa pleasant
as this Information about the
capitol tax, Yet there are folks
who claim the governor has full
filled overy promise In regard to
the state capitol, and insanely
proclaim him The watchdog Of
the treasury (Which, by the way,
is most gorlously empty,) and
the savior Of The country In gen.
eral,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

legged foreign nobleman, who
bears the expansive title of Count
Won Mourlk De Beaufort, an
nounces that the family has been
"siung' and that the Count is
n, g., which uuabbreviated means
no good. This, however will
probably not deter other Amer
lean girls, whose fathers are rich
enough to afford the luxury, from
Jumping at the same sort OF bait
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

The gev. irl R. Hicks 1911 Almanac,
T Q Rev. Irl r. Hicks Almanac
for oil, the guardian Angel in a
huc red thousapd homes, is now
reaGy, Not many are now will
ing Q be without it and the Rev
ri r, Hicks Magazine, Word
and Works. The two are only
one olIar a year. The Almanac
is 8 cents prepaid. No home or
offi9 should fail to send for
thola, to Word and Works Pub
lishng Company, ST, Louis Mo.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25
Old Prejudice Gone.

A Little Rock real estate deal
or made lnis statemouv W ,ne "a"
zelte a few days ago:
"lt makes the breast Of q cit-
zen Of Arkansas swell and puts
starch into his spinal column to
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25
70 Arbitrate Differences.

S oator Webb Covington OF
Jobps9n county announces that
he @ill introduce a bill in the
nexf Legislature compelling all
disrlt between capital and
laba be left to a board Of arbi-
traton for settlement. The Sem
atoH does not say who ehall COM
pos the board or how the board
shas be filed, but expresses con"
fi1o, ce that he can secure the
passage Of eQch a measure
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

There's no place like
home if it has an
Edison PhOnOgraph
The finest Band, Or
chestra, Vocal and other
Music by the ablest talent
in the world is brought into
your home by the Edison,
,,Solj on easy terms,,
Waiter MefcalE H@cs
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

Vo can't forget that jeff Davis
years ago tho people would
several million dollars for
new state capitol, Jeff was
,hor drunk nor crazy when he
lo this statement, In fact,
Of his most lucid intervals
vailed at tho time,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

'he Memphis News Scimitar is
hocing for better banking
E, following the failure Of a
'E 10 that city, The Arkon.
banking lave, 80 far ae pro.
'ing the deposllor is concern.
are a farce and the wonder is
J they remain unchanged.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25
poRtb HRRonsQs

There are thirty progressive
German families located in BaX'
ter county.
The town of Biggers has {
practicing physician who bears
the peculiar name Of Sheriff.
Attorney G, T, Black has been
commissioned as assistant prose
cutting attorney for Randolph
county.
The Mountain Home public
school has an enrolment of 2lO,
and the college at that place has
an attendance of 100.
B. P. Conner, for many years
a citizen of independence coun'
ty, died at his home near New
ark several days ago,
"Unclo Uriah' Cole, aged s.
years, said to be Jackson coun-
ty's oldest citizen, died a few
days ago, after a short illness Of
pneumonia,
The largest bond ever given
by a county officer in Randolph
county was filed last week by
Collector Sam Brown, the sum
being 800, $50,
There are fewer sections we
believe in the United States that
have more inconvenient mail
service than does lizard county,
remarks the Melbourne Times.
The state convicts for long
time employed on the public
roads Of Jackson county have
been returned to the penitenti'
airy, the working contract having
expired.
Several were fined in justice Of
the peace court at Newport last
week for the illegal sale Of booze.
A crap game was also raided
and d number Of parties placed
IA lne IONS.
The Biggers city council at q
recent meeting passed a law pro-
hibiting drunkenness inside the
incorporation and making Of
tenders subject to a fine Of not
less than $40 nor more than S25.
Mrs, Sallie Clements, a good
old lady residing at Auvergne,
passed away last week She
was 05 years old and had eur'
rered q long time Of lung trouble,
which disease caused her death,
Officers at Newark last week
raided a crap game, but sue
ceeded in capturing only two Of
tho participants, the others maxi
ing their escape, The two un-
fortunatea plead guilty and were
| fined,
r., r, Magness' barn and con-
tents at Newark were totally
destroyed by fire recently. He
lost about 10 tons Of hay, 200
bushels Of corn, farming tools,
etc. The loss i9 partially cover
cd by insurance. 1t Is not
| known how the fire originated,
Howard MNgnoss, Newark
lad, had the misfortune TO re-
eeiye q broken leg one day last
week while playing on the school
ground. lo with others con-
sructed n merry. .go'0round with
heavy plank, which, in making
the circle, struck him on the leg
While out hunting for turkey
ono day recently James Manning
Of the Baleh neighborhood, in
jackson county, fired u wild shot
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

Stone County Record; Mrs.
W, E Moore, Of near New Nata,
who had been sick for several
days, on last Friday morning
seemed to grow suddenly worse
and, after a short time, to all ap-
pearances died Those in at
tendance had no thought other
wise than that she was really
dead from 4 until 5 o'clock, when
she began to show signs Of life,
and at 6 O'Clock got up and ate
breakfast.
Joe Hall, a merchant Of Wal
nut Ridge, was caused not lit
tie worry last week when his
! faithful old family horse disap-
peared, He instituted a thorough
search for the animal, hunting
high and low without success.
But no failed to get high enough
with bis search, as the steed was
found in the second story Of an
old deserted building lying on
the outskirts of Walnut Ridge.
The horse entered the building
and mounted a steep staircase,
remaining upstairs some three
or four days before being discov-
cred.
An organization for the pro"
motion of land, timber and agri-
cultural enterprises has lately
been perfected in Lawrence
county and will be known as the
DowelI Land Company, with
headquarters at Walnut Ridge,
The company is capitalized in tho
amount Of $4,000, S, 9. Dow
ell, president Of the new enter
prise, is a wealthy and enthue-
iastic planter and this season
demonstrated what could be done
with Lawrence county soil by
| producing 5000 bushels Of rice
on so acres Of land at u big
r'crit
News comes from Pocahontas
that fire bugs are at work in that
town, an attempt having been
made to destroy its principal
business block a few night ago.
1t seems that the incendiary has
made previous attempts to set
fire TO this particular business
section, but his attempts have
thus far been frustrated by par
ties who chanced TO be passing
or who were suspiciously on tho
lookout for the gentleman, All
efforts to capture the guilty party
have failed, although ho has
been plainly seen at different
tines in the act Of firing the
property.
What might be termed as a
fair demonstration Of what n
Spanish bull fight really is was
a miXup between goat and W.
II, Moore at Guion last week.
Tho goat it seems has gained
much notoriety locally on ac-
count Of It's scrapping qualities
and Moore volunteered to wrench
the laurels from said goat, Tho
al'ray was likonod unto u bull
fight, Moore entering the arena
with true Spanish class, His
ambitions were short lived, how
ever, for Mr., Goat just turned
around few times and tho
arena was all his own 80 far ~
Moore was concerned. Tho
would.be hero expressed himself
os having much more respect for
the goat family than formerly,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

he Hardy Herald tells US that
Fry democrat elected governor
The northern and eastern
P'eo IN the recent elections is a
preventative of the money pow
ana trusts But don't let that
|mpen your democratic onthu.
Psm u bit; our good friend
|ogo Phillips may be suffering
Pr a bilious attack,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-25

erg will be four women IN
next Colorado legislature,
h no doubt means q lengthy
1n.