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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-17

From the foregoing we can gather
that our long due high school build
ing is planned from architectural
beauty points as we'll as for useful
ness, convenience and substantial
ness. Large and roomy 1t is to be-
. building of which Rio Blanco coun-
ty may be justly proud.
That the building has been wanted
and needed for some years passed is
recognized by all, and that the lack
is soon to be provided is source of
general satisfaction, and it is hoped
that no more impediments will be
put in the way Of its early compile
tion, 30 that our children may derive
the benefits of . high school educa-
tion under reasonably favorable con-
ditions and comforts.
The only cloud we see on the hori-
zon in this matter is the fact that
several are dissatisfied with the site
selected, but this matter seems only
trivial SO far as we have Investigated
in the matter, and this should not
delay matters.
However, the bidders have until
Thursday afternoon to submit bids,
and the matter will be adjusted soon
after, We hope.
( At the time Of the opening Of bids
on Thursday afternoon, only one bid
lonely had been submitted to the
committee, and that by q local con-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-17

lathing and plastering. Floors of
the basement call for concrete, while
the roof will be Of tin and shingles.
The plumbing will be up to date,
and cess-poo will be built in con-
nection. An IDEAL steam heater will
be installed, with radiators and coils
Of approved pattern. Electric light
ing is also provided for.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-17

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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-17

F. A. Michael came down from
Coyote Basin, Wednesday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-17

e. A. Proctor and Charley Hull, o.
Jefferson county, have taken claim
on Curtis Creek.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-17

}. NJ. Cole, of Piceance creek, was
autographed at the Meeker, Friday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-17

The Evans-Davis party arrived in
Meeker this week, coming In to stay.
There were ten of them.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-17

Hay is quoted at $40 to sl2 per ton,
and butter 35c per pound.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-17

The Rawlins- White River tele
phone line is being put in order.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-17
Fairfield's bull train camped at
Jack Rabbit Springs on the 18th.
The Hon. H. H. Eddy is busy re-
pairing his place in Spring Canon.

A. J. Gregory went down to Pic
eance creek to look after some of his
stock on that creek.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
AMERICAN JUSTICE NOT
AS FAST As THAT IN
ENGLAND-EXAMPLES

Chicago, Oct. 2S.
The speedy rial. conviction, and
sentence of Dr.. Hawley w Crippen
in England, called attention to-day
to the difference between London and
Chicago in furnishing crime, and ex-
plains, i'm part, why there have been
nearly 700 murders here in the Last
four years. Here are some notorious
local cases:
Luetgert, who destroyed his wife
with acid ian a vat, indicted June .,
1897; first trial ended i'm disagree
ment Oct. 10. 1897; second trial be-
gan February, 1898, lasted a month
and Luetgert given life sentence.
Hoch, who murdered Mrs. WaIcker'
Hoch and probably fifteen other WON
en- indicted February Is, 1905, finally
convicted May 10, 1905; hanged Feb
ruary 90, 1906.
DIR. Cleminson, arrested for wMe
murder May go. 1853, finally CON
victed Nov. 81, 1909; still in JAM
Victor Roland O'Shea, convicted oi
numbering wife Sept, 10, 1902; fourth
trial still pending; meanwhile has
remarked and has a child a year old
Herman Blllek, wife murderer and
alleged murderer of an entire family
Of five persons; once sentenced tc
hang; after Five reprieves CONSUMING
two wears. death sentence committed,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
TUBERCULOSIS OF
LUNGS LED IN DEATH
RATE DURING YEAR 1903
Washington, Oct. 2s.

Washington, Oct. 2S.
Heart. dieasse ranked second only
to tuberculosis of the lung as the
chies cause of death in 1903 among
employed men i'm the United States
according to figures issued to-day by
the census office.
A The percentage Of deaths caused by
heart disease was 11.9, being high
est among men enjoyed in domestic
and personal service between the
ages of 25 and 81. Between the lat
Ter age and GA the ratio is greater
among men engaged in agricultural
pursuits than in any other official 3
classes into which the occupations
have been divided.
The percentage of deaths in the diff
ferent clsases at the various age
periods were:
From rs to "a years-Agricultural
pursuits, 4.6; professional men, 40;
domestic and personal service, 81;
trade and transportation, A.; and
manufacturing and mechanical, AS.
From 80 TO A years-Agricultura'
pursuit, IA; professional men, ~
domestic and personal service, SSi
trade and transportation, 8, and mani
featuring and mechanical, ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
Conversational BURGLAR
ENTERTAINs BANKER
Moberly, Mo-, Oct. Is.

Moberly, Mo-, Oct. 2s.
H. P. Jennings, president of the
Mechanics Saving Bank OF this city,
and one of Moberly's wealthiest men,
was awakened early this morning by
a masked man who was ~ransackng
Mr.. Jennings bedroom.
After going through Mr.. jennings
pants pockets, the man engaged the
banker in conversation, keeping him
all the time covered with a revolver.
This conversation awakened Miss
Lee jennings, a daughter, who went
into her fathers room. The robber
ordered her back to her room, and
later went there and held a converse
ton with her.
While he was thus engaged Mr.
Jennings raised a window and called
for help The man then fled from tbs
house. He was about % years old
wore a gray checked cap and green
ish gray suit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

ment and approaching MARRIAGE al
uneir daughter. Olga Nadesbda. to
Ar. Ralph Hedges Mason OF Rio
Fledrea. Porto Rico, the wedding 10
DO celebrated November 18th at HIGH
noon, at the Church Of the Holv
Cross. Miss Shaw, an only daueb.
Ter and an accomplished young won.
an mas formed many friends IN Par.
3 during her bmited stay here who
wan regret her departure at 50 early
q oa1e' Mr.. Mason. formerly Of
Mexico, Missouri, and a graduate al
The University of Missouri, Is a dair
specialist. who was sent by The Unit.
ed States government to install ex.
pertinent stations on the island of
Porto Rico.
Mrs. r. Z. Race was the very
pleasant hostess Friday at a one
O'Clock lunch when she entertained
for Mrs. s. T. Whitsett, Of st. Lou
is. who Is the guest Of Mrs. stoltz.
An elegant six-oourse lunch was
served. Rosecolored c~hrysanthe.
NUNS In a cut1glass vase resting on
a reflector occupied the table center.
Rosecoored namecards we're used.
The guests we're Mesdames Griffee.
burroughs, Stoltz. Mckee and All
Elliott.
Mesdames Charles A. Bast and Geo
Kemp were the pleasant hostesses,
yesterday afternoon, at a most eDe.
giant reception given at Mrs. Basis
home. Mrs. John Gregory was at the
door to welcome the many guests.
The receiving party stood in the
front parlor and included i'm addition
TO the hostesses, Mrs. Martin Yates
and Misses Abbie Llewellyn and
Ria Hall, the Mexico receptions this
fan being not complete without a con
btngent Of brides-elect. FROM the re,
ception room to the dining room
/. Mesdames ]. G. Lakenan and Geo.
: Lee ushered the guests to the dining
: room which was beautifully decorat.
led in tones of yellow and white. A
Ilace and net cover was on the ,able,
: in the center of which was a vase
J and outlined with smilax and
6illed with yellow chrysanthemums
Candles topped with yellow shades
Furnished the illumination. The sal
ad course lunch was served by Miss
les Marie Rose, Bertha Bolts, Edith
lCrosby and Frances Guthrie. Add
tional refreshments of coffee and wa
{ ers were served in the hall by MisseI
n Ida Randle, Annie Lewis and Maud
wallace. Other ladies assisting Il
make things pleasant were Mesdame
~. A. Guthrie, Forrest, Sanford
Stuart and VanNess.
:. The Misses Ritchte have ISSUED in
vitations for a Halloween tea 70
Miss Abbie Llewellyn.
Maurice Barth is home from CC
u lumbia for Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
JUDGE BARNES SAYS
KEEP HIGHWAY ENGINEER

Judge Baker Barnes, a former mem
Der Of the Audradn county court and
a most progressive citizen, was in
Mexico Saturday and expressed him
self strongly in favor Of County High
way Engineer as we'll as for a new
jail and infirmary.
The office of County Highway En-
gineer has sawed Audradn county a
lot of money already" he said, land
aus | have been in the court before
we had such an official and since, |
am Capable to judge. The present
county engineer Mr.. Wakefield, was
the first man ever to turn in old
bridge iron and SEN it for money. He
saves in many other ways, too
| where 1T would be impossible if we
did mot have such an office. The
office is one that should not be done
away with.
'sAudradn needs a new jail and in
Urinary as bad as any county in the
state. The present buildings Of botf
institutions are disgraces. ann II
favor of new ones and believe ever,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
WORK ON ELECTRIC
LINE PROGRESSING

Judge w. w. Bolts, OF the Mexico,
Perry G Santa Fe Traction Co. gave
out the following interview in regard
to the line Monday:
"The Traction Company Off
Gals are very much elated over the
outlook for the Electric Road. The
fifth mile lis completed south and
part Of the work ON the sixth mile is
DONE" says Judge w. w. Bolts.
''The Fruin-B ambrick Construction
Company are getting under full head
way with a large force on the north
end and all arrangements made for
construction i'm that direction as far
as Santa Fe.
The Company also has a terta-
tive proposition for the south end as
far as Hereford that will undoubtedly
be reduced to exact terms, acceptable
to the Company, in the course OF a
Few days. II will then be up to Co
lumbia, Fulton or jefferson City te
come across.
"The Company IS not going to be
tied down to Columbia IN any more
contracts until that town wakes up.
II Fulton or Jefferson City wants a
chance at the other terminus they cal
haul it. First come first served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
HAVE NEW LOCATION

The Associated Charities work is
conducted in rooms recently rented
from Geo. Erisman 321 N, Washing
ton street.
A settlement of tenement houses
IN a healthful locality, with the Assoc
ciated Charities Home in the settle
ment, is much needed, then later a
store, school, church and perhaps a
factory could be added.
People are moving in from the
country, and cannot find desirable
houses for less than twelve dollars,
and the average working man with a
lsrge family cannot pay this much
rent with the cost of living so high.
Miss Frost will conduct as many
features of the Charity work as the
rooms will allow, but, will have to
dispense with the sick room which
was so helpful last year, not having
d City Hospital.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
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The West End Club held a pleas
amt meeting Tuesday evening with
Mrs. H. M. Bartels who entertained
In honor of her mother, Mrs. w. Held
loft, Of New Canton, III. Somerset
and lunch made the time TO pass
quickly.
Mrs. j. T. Ricketts, was the, as al
ways, pleasant hostess, Monday for
the f. A. E. Club. The out-oftown
guests present were Mrs. John Max
well Of st. Louis, Mrs. Latney Barnes
Amarillo, Texas, and Mrs, Peters, OF
lChillicothe. Games were played and
"a pair of embroidery scissors was
awarded to Mrs. e. A. bearing who
presented them to one of the visiting
quests, Mrs. Maxwell.
Twenty4one members of the Pre-
mier Chautauqua Club met with Mrs
la. P. johnson this week at Sunny
ISlope and held a most enjoyable ant
profitable session. The topics unde,
discussion we're Canterbury ENG
Ilish Cathedrals'' and CHANGERS Lon
ldon." Mrs. Charles Harrison wa
elected vdce-president to the Federal
ed Clubs. The Club meets with Mrs
I n J~ahenan next.
Seventeen members Of the Glad
stone Chautauqua club met with Mrs
snr. Turley this week. The usua
! lesson was recited and was accom-
panied by a special word study. Mrs
orear, ST., gave a most delightful
and instructive talk OF Thomas
} Beckett. The club meets next wee
: with Mrs. Wallace bearing.
Club
Sixteen members Of the Wednei
nesday Club met this week with MUS
Annie Lewis. Mrs. Beal was 10
z ~structor for the day, the lesson dea
, ing with the Persian %invastons OF ID
} Greek territory. Mesdames Wardel
{ Rodgers aud bearing and Miss LEV
/. ellyn gave the Illiad DIN a most e
cellent manner. The club meets neA
J with Mrs. L. M. White.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
LARGE MASS MEETING AT
THE COURT HOUSE.

The meeting at the Court House on
Sunday afternoon i'm the Interest OF
Statewide Prohibition was presided
over by DR.. A. A. Wallace, pastor of
the Mexico Presbyterian Church.
This meeting was under the auspices
of the w. C. r. U. OF Mexico and the
attendance was most satisfactory.
Appropriate addresses were made
by Reverend Willis Carlisle, pastor OF
the Methodist church, Rev. W. A.
Shullenberger, pastor Of the Chris
tian church and DR.. A. A. Wallae, pa'
tor of the Presbyterian church, OF
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
LEDGER BULLETIN BOARD
POPULAR RESORT.

The large blackboard in front OF
the Ledger office, on which adj tele-
graph news of Importance is posted
before the paper is out and which
gives the latest football, basket ball
and base ball scores with finals. is
proving popular with local sporting
fans. Friday, the Missouri-O Oklahoma
football game in Joplin was posted oil
the bulletin by quarters, much 90
the pleasure of a large number of
former Mexico University men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
ELECTRIC ROAD FILES
CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS

The Mexico, Perry & Santa Fe
Traction Co. has filed condemnation
proceedings against Jacob Schopp
to have a strip OF ground through
his farm condemned the same to be
used for right of way for the electric
line. The case win be heard by
Judge Barnett Nov. 10 in the circuit
court of Audrain comfy. The strip
runs on the east side Of the public
road and is 80 feet wide with the ex-
ception Of about 400 feet which is
only 20 feet wide.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
WILLIAM LEE AND
MISS MAY OM0HUNDRO
MARRIED SATURDAY
PROMINENT MEXICO HoRsEMAN
WEEDS POPULAR BOWLING
GREEN GlRL-MARRIAGE WAS
QUIET AFFAIR AT BRIDES
HOME IN AFTERNOON
Will Reside in the John Mcintyre
Property on South Jefferson street
"A number of Friends from Here
Attend Wedding.

William Lee, of the we'll known
firm of Lee Bros, was married Sat
urday afternoon in Bowling Green to
Miss May omohundro, of that city.
The wedding was a quiet affair at
the brides home and only intimate
friends Of the bride and bridegroom
we're present. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee will
reside In the John Mcintyre home on
South jefferson street.
Mrs. Lee is a member of one Of
Be wiling Green's oldest and mos
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
A. W. GLEASON,
Malarsf Dtfj
GIVEN SEVENTEEN DAYS
FOR PETTY LARCEN

Jas. McHugh was sentenced to II
days on the rock pile in the police
court Monday morning on a charge
Of petty larceny. McHugh was
charged with stealing a jug of liquor
from a truck at the Alton depot
Sunday morning. The package was
in transit to FULTON and MctIugh took
1T, but did not break the seal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

highly respected families. She is a
charming woman and most accom-
pi;shed. MIR. Lee Is one of the mos
prominent horsemen in the West and
pouular with all who know him.
Among those who accompanied MIR.
Lee to Bowling Green from this city
we've. "Dick' Ashworth, willard
Potts, w. F. Atkinson and Albert
Pendleton, of st. Louis. The Ledger
Joins friends in extending congratula'
tons and best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
FINE FIRE TEAM
IN MEXICO.

The City OF Mexico has purchased
a fine team for it's fire wagon for
about $500. This team rs one of the
best ever sold in the county and was
bought from MIR. Genrich, of near
Moline, Mo. Mexico's fire department
Is now well-equipped.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
GET YOUR EAR
MUFFS AND OOH|
(November Weather.

GET YOOh EHn
MuFFs AND COAL
(November Weather.
Between / and 8, rain or snow
il ynd is south " southeast on |
and ?: between 0 and 16, fair ana
frosty; between 16 and %, fair ana
frosty, if wind is north or northeast
on is or II; between 2S to l OF De-
Icember, snow or rain, withblizzard;
between End Of December and y ran
ana mild; between 9 and 16, snow
or aajn, with blizzard; between II
and %, rains from the % to 81
and % rains; from the % to 81, ram
witt blizzard.
December will be the coolest ano
wett.st month for years.
d. j. KANALY,
Mast Lake Observatory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
MARTHA LAVINiA MADISON
ARRIVES IN INDEPENDENCE

Mrs. P. e. Locke called up her
husband, from Independence, tel
ling him that att 1 p m Monday Mrs.
C. C. Madison had presented her
with a namesake, Martha Lavina.
Mother, father and daughter doing
nicely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
HAS HAND Sc
vERELY LAcERATED,

While playing Monday morning
Katherine, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Witherspoon, fell and severely
lacerated one of her hands. Sew
eral stitches were required to dress
the wound. She was Fortunate that
it was nothing more serious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
JUDGE MURPHY HoNoRED

ID. A. Murphy has been appolnted
District Deputy of the knights 0
columbus for the Eighth District IN
Missouri comprising the Westphalia'
jefferson City, Martinsburg and Mex
leo Councils. He takes charge OIL
his new position at once
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

The Mexico Public Service CO.
has a ditch digging machine wh'cn
they will use in the future for eNch''
dion Of pine lines.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
SMALL BLAZE EARLY
FRIDAY MORNING.

A summer Kitchen connected with
the home of Norman Braiistecuer on
w Love caught fire about Z o'clock
Friday morning but was extanguAsAeo
by the department before any sre1'
damage was done.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
East Lake Observatory

The good looking Ledger force
especially the ladies in the sacred cd
ttorial rooms, desidre to thank Mr.
Arthur Landman for a delAcdous
lunch. One and all wash MIR. Land
man and his intended a long hfe
Of h~appiness and prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

wiz Rose and family have been
entertaining Mr.. Roses mother, OF
Madison, Mo. Fred Rose, of Kinks
yille. Mo-, a brother, was also Mr.
Roses guest Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
srAra o. onlo. STsr OF TOLEDO. a..

. LUCAB COUNTY -
FRANK j, CHHsKY makes oath that he r. tha
aenior partner Of the firm Of #. j, CHHNBY&Co.,
doing business in the City Of Toledo, County
and State Aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the SUM OF ONE HUNDRsD DOLLARS for
each and every case of CatalFh that cannot bo
cured Nv the uso Of HALLS OtTARRH CuRn.
- FRANK i. CHENEY.
gworn TO before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 9th day OF December. AID. 1856.
lsHAL. A. ". GLEASON,
tA~~~t Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the eyetem, Send for testimonials, free.
F.s. CHENEY &C.,, Toledos o.
Nf aoid W Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family pills are the best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
BYRON POWELL FOSTER
DIES SUNDAY,

Byron Powell Foster, the one-year'
old son of Mr., and Mrs. j. NJ, Eos
ter, of this city, died Sunday, oil his
first birthday. The funeral vas held
Monday afternoon from the home, the
Rev. Il. S. Gibbs in charge. The
Ledger joins friends Of the beneaved
in extending sympathy in this hour
of their sadness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
WELLsvILLE MAN WEEDS

Frank Money, of Wellsville. was
married by the Rev. WA. ShuIen-
berger, Sunday, to Mrs, Fannie Bris.
coe, of this city. The Ledger ex'
tends congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
WORK ON NEW
THEATRE RUSHING.

b. A. Powell started work Monday
morning on the floor Of the new Or
pheum Theatre and states that he
w" start laying the concrete wall
Immediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
WELL-kNoWN FULTON YOUNG
HEARa - MIL

Miss Mae Mcintyre and Geo. Tony,
Jr., both of Fulton, will be married
in the Methodist Church of that city
to-nigh. Miss McInyre is welknowp
IN this ity. The Ledger joins friends
in extending congratulations.
The Rev. and Mrs. Robinson, of
Macon, were guests OF Pres, and Mrs.
Million Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
BASEBALL MAGNATE
SPENDS NIGHT HEH1'

q. Tebeau, owner of the Kansas
CITY baseball team, vas in Mexico
Friday might with a party Oh irlen
aim a motor cal. He was at the han'
go Hotel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03

DIR. A. A.. Wallace and William rol
lock returned from Fulton 0o-uay
where they attended a meeting q
Synod.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
HAS FINE PICTURE
OF DETROIT TIGERS

Arthur LoudeI, of this city, a mem
her of the Detroit Tigers, has a fnle
photograph of this years team ne
has Just received it and it proves
unite am attraction to local fans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
A NONPARTISAN TRIBUTE TO DAVID R FRANCIS
To the People of St. Louis and Missouri.

To the People If St. Louis ant Missouri:
r E ea.9Is ESQ., Of political affiliations We declare our confidence in the honesty and
unjnsdfAe
More than forty years this man has lived a frank penE life in St Louis. N. me has
benb better more widely known to two generations of this community Our tunesm men
made hin President of the Merchants Exchange Popular vote made him Mayor of the
city and then Governor Of the State His national reputation obtained for him place in
selected him for the head of that greatest of Worlds Fairs
Within the last few days these directors have affirmed in the strongest terms their
presidency
His tnowcmrns have put forward Mr. Francis in educational charitable and other
those draft haveb been honored.
But now David R Francis is arnigneda as unworthy Of confidence and ri He
is accused Of using for personal profit the official power with which we vested him such
betrayed a trust We cannot remain silent We feel that more han the personality OF the
man is at stake
We depDre the spirit naamed and its fleet upon those who 10 not know Mr. Fran
els To baekn the character Of one who has benso prominent is dem@ahzhg to our I
civic life 1t works gnwous injury to all of US No man viewing this ueatmen Of David
tnowhen.
The issue which has been raised is lot oe of personal friendship It is not oe Of
politics It's one of common fairness toward a citizen Of St Louis who has demonstrated
his worth for my position of trust
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
POLLOCK SALE pisPosEs
or FINE STOCK.

The public sale Of w. w. Pollock,
at his magnificent farm Just east Of
,hiS city Thursday, drew a large
crowd of buyers regardless Of the sud
den cold spell. Most of the prices
eere good and some fine stock was
disposed Of. The following is a par
tial list Of the offerings and who pur
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-03
MCMILLAN SWAMP MARTINS
BURG HIGH sHooLo

Mcmillan High School basket BAH
team swamped the M~artinsburg high
school team in the latter city
Saturday by a score of So to "a.