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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
s rooms, $500

Bemis Park, near car, high, new modern,
close TO church and school; bargain at this
price; will rent for t25.
Wray & Steven, Sole Agents
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

s-room, all modern brick house. combina-
ton fixtures. 80.
March l. $40 will be vacant B-room an
modern, combination fixtures. S1
s-room, all modern brick tsnsmsnL north
rooms, arSt floor. apartment Ma No
18th St., S1260
5.room cottGge for eoiOrod family. as,
md Clark st., Ea
3 nice rooms. Lsn Clark 81. ~
18th St. al.
Tel r. a6D; ReA ID. GOA a. Paxton
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

Ground 2UOXI28i Iays nice.
broom cottage, city water, shade ane
fruit trees, berry bushes, Z blocks 70 Ames
Ave. car, $500. "5afi
Would exchange for small place closer
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
OFFEREDaEOR SALE


PAPERHANGERS use tho best Snow
flake paste. Omaha Paste Co. rs S. 18th.
D-S76c. .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

aD-HAED oak counter, hand-carved mar
bic cashier plate; wire Wicket about 70 IT,,
odd shapeI will fit n room 20 feet vida
Can be seen at storage house. For further
particulars phone Douglas 2SS bee Buld
ing Co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
IMPORTANT ISSUE
BEFORE MAGNATEs
Continued from First Page.

CONTINUED from First Page.)
CARELESS of this limit. which President
Wells had tried to. -enforcs q, it is .tSA-
lieved that several of }ne clubs have
used players this season who We're
drawing salaries Tar above the limit.
One fan, who Is in touch with many
affairs Of the league, said Saturday
the teams may be kicking about the
salary limit as it is at present but IL
they would all conform to this limit
as they are expected TO do. they would
have much more money In their treas
uries at the end of the season" Il
believe that there was not team in
the Virginia League this season that
was not above the limit for the ma
jority of the time" he continued.
Lucas Makes Proposition.
W. III, Lucas who is spoken of as
the Logical candidate for the position
OF president Of the league after Presi-
dent Wells resigns, has submitted a
proposition 10 the directors and Ii Ia
said that the terms should be very
satisfactory His letter setting forth
Me conditions under which he will
handle the affairs of the league will
be read at the coming meeting and
some action will be taken at once.
MIR. Lucas will not be present at the
meeting but he has several close
friends arr the M 4a natl q al III fS
tba sat,eraI ignnression in leap,ts ci,-
,,tas fbat IL ,,.iIl ha eIactad
There are Two other likelv men Who
,nav he nrt nm for eleefion Neither
~ these men is a Candidate for rhe
POSITION ID this time hut they would
very probably like to consider a propo-
sition.
One of these men is Charlie Boyer
who WAS president OF the South At
lantlc League FOR several years and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

fiaxyss game was more interest
than that OF Thursday. although
HI Colts were defeated 1t was a
Se6-foughf game throughout and
st3ltofs won out with only one run
n>afe.
n The locals got good start and
9f&a two runs In the first inning.
&1UndaDn was ineffective, however.
The visitors scored one In the Sec
md two In the third.
oI&1le relieved Edmondson in the
S&k6 Inning, but the damage was
yo, ana Cefaia tightened up on the
IT. And did not allow them but two
6fs&r the first inning.
NxS runs should have been scored
Colts In the first inning. With
E HuN9 AcfDsH the pan, two on base
Me&Qdy out. things looked bright.
D0ntinx and Titman struck out,
1E&H md pUbSon offered an easy
~ weWton leaving runners on
ma Aecohd.
40n scored d run In the seventh
Er&fY baDe-funniug. He laid down
hunt md kept ON for second
Cnfaiu made poor throw to
H stole third and as he slid
~ hAg Schmidt made d had
MX tD Holland 10 catch him and
601l went 1 short distance in ieft
He rsgAined his feet and was
ltke shOf for heme making IL
rood margin
4xeflx showed better form than at
4k1kr Time OF late. He allowed
Z fur hits In the six innings he
but two Ut these and sac
t< xsEhe lii the sixth inning and
8e tire visitors their only run on
eE3H riouted the bail Cor a clean
e run III fhs third inning. Wal
eUu1d not reAcf the ball as II
16 him. and before Ii could be
tNn home Newton had scored.
lIik melted home run on ac-
fAt VI the great speed or Powell
the bases. His sprinting was d
9&xxf< Ut the game. The score
r{skS sasxs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
VIR GINIAN WILL RIDE
IN 800 MILE RACE
Lieutenant McCabe r s. a., of Richmond, Will Have Arabian
Mount While Kentuckan viii Tryou . Thorough.
bred Oh Endur Contest.
DAVID DUNLOP WILL BUY VIM,
bred On Endur ance Contest.

Some of Mr.. Duniap's neighbors
owned trotters with marks. ana with
these trotters Belle Salvage was ever
ready for argument. They could keep
in front OF her for dve or six miles
but after that she lost them. And she
Invariably reached the end OF her
journey cool and CHEEKY. One deep
long drawn sigh and she was ready tn
begin all over again.
Since his experience With Belle Sau-
wage AIR. Dunlap has had nothing but
thoroughbred driving horses about bis
place. And he has bunch Of theni
because ne has been breeding to old
Duke Of kendall these Ave or six years.
and the Duke Ii reliable foal getter
A stout, robust, biz boned, Short
backed, full bodied horse himself the
Duke gives his progeny many OF his
own physicist excsllencies. The Dukes
half -brews and thoroushbreds are rare
favorites with the country folks OF
Prince George. Chesterfield Hdde Din
widdie counties.
virpinians Pleased With Touch Me.
Mr.. Dunlap u the gentleman who
paid $4,000 for Touch Me. son OF The
Cofumoner and Touch Not and q full
brother TO NetAsulga. 1T the sale OF w,
q. Farmers yearlings. AT the Fasig-
Tiptoa Gofnpany's padd0cks at Sleeps
head Bay year ago last July. One
Of the reasons Dunlap put up such
4 sum for 4 yearlins at what looked
like bad time FOR Investment was
that the son of The Jornmener WAS
in the Futurity.
Scant attention was paid to Touch
Me by john Pangle. MIR. Dunlap's
trainer, last Spring until Master John
precocious colt by 0rnus out Of
Hoodoo and d half brother 10 Mes
merist and Hatasoo. fell and killed
himself at Pimffco. Touch Me did not
have the quick turn OF earIy speed
OF the Ornus colt, and Pansie WIS
afraid that he wanted time for deyel-
opfnent
Mr. Duniap's place in Chesterfield
But when he got to work on the big
Ioaiing SON OF the Commohsr, Pangie
found that Touch Me was better thar
he had imagined. Touch Me worked
so eleveriy on the sandy roads about
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

xstjn nv y =. ~ Sy4x f1afxf<d d Axkx,
fnra " M IL Ad&1,nt III IS nfSbnr&0
f3r the FtItiifflv. T6Uci ~ va IN
placed IL me fut0r1ty affef Work king
three uuartSt.u 81 ( mile III isf9lx-S
al one 0c0a 4fnf ana Isly hat On an
nther, ant bttritn s yfns not east down.
Ne realized That fhe Fsutarity De 1910
was one 81 the hCttest ever run.s and
thaf Touch Nc wac handicapped by
his earfy aItirrfshnexs. The ron sof
M Z fsnss, rnonssr 81 l, RIM liite Inc wind
once IL strikes III rait, hut IN 8 big
s;aid M hornes nnch ~ tl1e F1itt1rity
a ,t quick breakers IKE Love
Nof, Bashti. Novelty. IRON Mask and
sRockytIle Tangled sluggish colts like
srouch Ne ana Naushon M.
Touch Mes race was as creditabie
sI,r,,,t,sad IA "a t,is sur,ertorn.
~ Ala MT sssA ina Futurftx.a Mr..
p,,nia eaid yesferdav- ssbut from ali
sas,r.s,,,ists no crlt r,y8e Z rood show
sinr. ana - satisfied with, him. He
Il < ftne-loottns, fellow with 4 stout
heart ana I'm rnnvipc4ti that ne
viii msxs saoa snyer distance "a
rrn,,nI next 80 son anal not race
him this winter have had enough
If winter ray.tnr "A
Mr. DunIou. wac ms uf the original
stockholders III the racing enterprise
IL MoncrfAf park IA mi AZ sodll "a
this venture II ths snrresfion ~ Cur
lav Brown. senator T,ss,s,ttav Is. sui.
ivan ana senator f.hristopher suIli-
van, 81 New York werf into the
scheme al ttaa q mo time M Dnn-
Ian ala rnors than take xtock II Nom
ef1~f park Re .ent hia vond horses
"a farksonviiis ia race All Rrnayn.s
high handed way 81 r,1nnInr thInrs
quickly dixrilsted him. and M awaited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
EASTERN COLLEGE
STRONG THIS YEAR
tt,ontinued from First FACE.

CONTINUED from First page.l
PLAYED star game at center last year.
lie is u heavy man, and will he a
tower Of strength in this position; is
fast for a big man and strong de-
fensive player.
Ross win return to college He is
a big 6-foot 4-inch giant, weighing
225 pounds He had the distinction
OF playing with a. and Nj. College the
year they won the Southern cham
pionship from the University of Vir-
ginia. He is strong player on both
defense and offef1se.
Curry, Banister, Ellis. Johnson,
Russell. Hayes and Bauby are among
the old men who viii return and help
make the team. Banby Is one OF the
fastest ends in the South, being a
ten second man and is very fast in
his football uniform.
Among the New men viii be Gill
more, a giant linesnan; Hayas. a
strong punter, who has record OF
75 Yards to SIS yards. ana a strong
drop kicker. Raymond Norris, who
has PLAYED fer the last two years
with v. r. T.. and was their star tackle
will enter Eastern this fall, and with
Ross, will make the strongest pair Of
tackles In the South.
With GOOD material ana Huffer tttH
coaching OF ..Curiey' Byrd. Eastern
College should have an unusually
strong team this year. The entire
college Is we'll pleased with the sea-
sons prospects on the grfdiron.
Coach Byrd and Manager Hayes
have made a close study of the
changes tn the rules. ana the first
work done will he to instruct the men
i'm these changes.
Fine Schedule.
fine schedule, including games
with several of the strongest teams in
the South, has been arranged
The schedule liz az Follows
September 24---(s~Orgetown. Ill
Georgetown.
October George Washington, at
Warrington. u c.
October s--esallaudet College, at
Manassas
October 1g-y. r. j.. ut Hlacksburg.
October 81 Fredericksburg Col
ieRe. at Manassas.
October 90 Al, and A. College, at
Raleigh. N. G.
November s-~-open.
November 1fs--Eathoiis University;
1T WASHINGTON, ~,
November 1s-Rosk Hill College.
IT MaunssaS
Novsmbes ay--~Afts St. Joseph,s Col
leEe. AZ MauFssaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

sisatted FOR MAJ berry in ninth,
+sBstted for Griffin in ninth.
si.Batted for Hooker in ninth.
Score by innings: Il.
Lynchburg ...e 0 2 o q o s---~2
Danviile ..s......t 0 o o 0 o o 0 Go
Summary: Rnns-A. Smith, Wool
urals Two base hit-~aaston. Sacri-
ice hit--Morrison. Left on bases
lynebbnrg, 4; Danville, 4. Double
plsy-Idsyd to Morrison to- d. smith;
Priest to Mayberry to Sehrader; HOOK
err to ssrader. Struck out--.3y Sex
tor, s; By Muliiniv. 3. First base on
baiis--Off Mullinix. 4 wild pitch
Muiliniv Passed balI-~W Smith.
Time of game. t:os. Umpire. Fender.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
Al-sTlR TEAM
FOR THE SEASON

t1oHtihusu from flfst fAEe.j
ed He does well with the stick but
he probably not the strongest hitting
shortstop In the league The place
belongs TO him. however. without a
doubt. Baker, of Richmond, was one
OF the fastest and surest shortstops
OF the season but he was weak with
the stick. Busch, nf the Tars, liz u
good man and had good season
Newton. Of the Roanoke club, was
also strong and deserves mention.
The season showed fine lot Of
outfielders and the choice In some
instances Is very close. The men are
chosen. however, for their fielding
ability. hitting and base running. Rick
ert - not disputed hes PLACED n left
field. Though Burke, of the Richmo.ad
cfuo, is close second Johnsofi. OF
the Tafss u also wonderful fielder
| In the position
In center field Holland. OF Roa-
noke. Is the best man. He has been
playing left field most OF the season
| but could do AS well In center, He In
one OF the strongest players m the
league and deserves the place.
! Hooker. Of Danyille, and Wallace. OF
Richmond, were strong aspirants for
| this position.
In right field, Manager shaugh-
Messy. Of Roanoke, wins out He Has
fine baseball head, covers an fm-
meiase territory. is sure batter and
fine ruuneE No one can dispute his
right TO the place. Levy. the former
pitcher. played d good game I'M right
| Tor L4ynchburE, and Titman, OF Rich
| incnd. y a great fielder hut weak with
/ the stick.
The team that Ia chosen il uH-
donbtediy the strongest possible In the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
COOLERS LOSE
STILL ANOTHER
Are Again Swamped by the Tars
in a Poor Ex-
hibition.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept 1o.---The
Coolers we're swamped again yester-
day by the Tars. the score this time
being 10 10 ). SheehaE WAS found for
seven hits, but he was strong with
men on bases.
Hannifan was not effeotive and was
found for ten hits. Four costly errors
by the Visitors hoped the Tars to pile
up their runs. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

Saturday Schedule.
Pittsburg at Chicago
ST Louis at Cincinnati
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
BUGS 8lANKED
BY sHOEMAkERs
Game Was Played in Sixty-Siv
Minutes, Record Time Tor

I.YNcHBURG. VA. Sept To- The
Bugs were blanked in q fest game
here yesterday, the seore being to
0, Mullins was found Tor aine hits.
willis sexton held the visitors TO tive
scattered bineles.
The game was the shortest on re-
cord Tor this season, lasting only six
ty-sis minutes. The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
Mrs. Haskins Improves.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian)
HARRlsONBURG. VA, September
l0.--The condition Of Mrs Hoskins,
who has ben critically III near
Meyers Cave, Is improved and there
Is new hope for her recovery. She
is the mother Of Mrs. Montague. wife
OF former Governor A. J. Montague,
who Is at her bedside
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

at Ehe metal surface. ii Is often ex-
tremely difficult to remove IT. III &
slot can be cut In II. 1t can be nn-
screwed with screwdrfver, but as
a rule this Is not the case and ii has
TO be removed In one OF the follow
ing ways: A hole In drilled down the
center Of the screw. and the screw
unscrswed with the square or iris
angular tang of a file. III II raa,st
this. the hole should be tapped with
left-hand thread and u left-hand
screw threaded home ~until ii starts
and takes out the right-haud screwed
stud.
Suit has been bfoaghs ia the United
states court at Milwaukee, by Fred
erick and John BIscki. two brothers,
Of Chicago. against the town of Spring
Prairie. Wafworth county, Wis, for
injuries received la an automobile
: accident ON July 40 last 1T liz al
legged that had roads We're responss-
sibie for the accident. and damages
TO the amount of sis.s00 are sought.
Always advance the ignitien very
slowly, taking the lever along notch
BY notch With several seconds inter-
val between This gives the engine
~N~Ay thPCAkAAtANS w RtNH W. Us HRCCn
gradually mud without amy shock TO
It's component parts Supposing this
ignitian TO I've hatf advanced and tho
engine running easily, II 1t be fully
i advanced suddenly. there IL every
probability that the cylinder charge
will be fired long before the piston
has got anywherc near the top of III
stroke. The consequence Ii that, wflils
the velocity or the fywheel Ii lifting
a. rsxs = n~ls@F -.
tends to force 1t down. resulting fiji
a very severe shock to the whole ~
the engine. the piston. conecting rnd,
and crank shaft In particular. The
noise arising from such shock II
known anfons autunaobiifsts NJ
knocking \ and II this Ii allowed
to continue, the crank shaft Ii al
most certain to break. on the cons
meeting rod bend.
The superintendent ana Fof3-
mans Club or Chicago. an organize
tien OF eighty-five members, compos-
"a Of the managers III the greatest
mechanical plants In the middle wess,
all experts In advanced mechanics.
recently visited the plant OF Thomas
1 r.. Ieffery III Company at kenoeha.
TO stndy the SYSTEM OF advanced
physical snd chemical tests employ
De III determining the quality a16
efiicissaey Of Hamhlei parts and +
ardtxation of parts has been attain
ed through extreme accuracy in
workmanship and the rigid inspection
system which the Rambler people
maintain.
j These experts followed the prodnc-
tion OF the Rambler from the drop
forge shop, where battery of steam
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

Saturdays Schedule.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago at st. Louis.
New York at Baston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

Summary. Runs kirkpatrick, Kun-
kle. Edwards. bonner, Busch, MUIR
dock %, Jackson, Munson. johnson.
Bigbte tz). Keggy Two base hits
Reggyr Murdoch. Kirkpatrick. Three
base hits Mnnson, Edwards. stolen
bases--Bonner. Murdoch. Bigbie.
Jackson Munson, Johnson Sacrifice
hits Busch Bigt.le. Putnam. Double
plays Bfgbie tunassistedl: Reggy 10
Busch to Bigbie: Hooe to Kirkpatrick
to Keliher. Left ON bases Petersnyrg.
y; Norfolk. s. Struck out---By Shee-
han, q. By Hannifan, /. First base on
baiis--0n Sheehan.. Il; ore Hannifan.
8. Hit by pi'cher--Ry Hannffan. /,
Time Of game. 1850. Empires, Mace
and Davis. Attendance. zoe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
New York State LEAGUE.

AT Eltnira-T tica, 8 Elmira, ?.
AT Scranton-Scranton, ?; Albany
o.
At Binghamton-Bin shamtou, 4; Sy-
racuse, s.
AT Troy Wilkes Barre, 9; Troy, 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

s. Saturdays schedule.
kpanoke nj Richmond tdoubie-
N&Nder}s
v Petersburg at Norfolk.
Il penvilie at Lynchburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
FRIDAYS Scores.

New York. 8: Washington, !.
Philadelphia. 2: Boston, o.
Detroit. 3: Cleveland. 2.
Chicago. ); st. Louis, ] FIRST gamel.
Chicago, 9; st. Louis, tsecond
game)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
Amsrioan Association.

81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5. Column
bias, 2.
AT Tole,io~~'roiedo, I, Indianapolis,
T.
Al Milwaukee Milwaukee, 3; st.
Paul. 2.
AT Kansas city--Kansas City, 3;
Minneapolis, &.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
Western LEAGUE.

AT Wichita--St. Joseph, 3; Wich-
ita. o.
At Lincoln Lincoln, a; Sioux city.
T.
Al Omaha Omaha, 4; Des Moines.
:.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
Southern League.

At Chattanooga~-Ne Orleans, s.;
Chattanooga. o.
AT Atlanta Birmingham. 3; ATTAIN
Ia. 2.
At observation-disclosures, IS; Nashville
7.
Montgomery Memphis not sehedul
ed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10


fpr In this first great interna-
1nl estnt OF the kind In this coun-
ENTRY Blanks Out.
"a onIcial entry blanks for the In
!0axtfsnni aviation tournament at
l1l46nf Park have been issued by
Mccoy chairman Of aviation
1lttce. ana copies Of them will
lbutSd broadcast among the
eors bf this country and Europe.
@16 hnndred copies have already
aAnf 70 the aero clubs abroad
&0 jhdiyidnAI aviators ~ foreign
All American avistora Will
~ Them during the present week.
o1&ctai program containing all
n3g and prizes ~ pow being
a1ad Will follow the entry
- few days.
~. 600 In cash prizes and the
fky ~ sharing all the profits
e6&1n6. after the necessary ex-
lGS rid, X IL expected 4 large
~ aSiAfors viii participate In
G3lo1ftlf.
! = 61er1 u the meet exprot 10
~ cl1krie& N by October 1,
SN4 t16 eroun0 III Beim0ni
u ~ pr4etice work at Iess,
6ef0xe the tournament
M has returned from Bos-
NJ i wMn III conference With
4Nk4 tkeFes and stated last
~ more Mxnxuine than
82n6ont Park tourna.
~ 40 to1f ifsterestin9 ex-
r Y nvl189 pvnvs rss4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
|Rs Mn
CLOSE CAME
faIu Gets Bad Start but
p and Finishes
Strong.
--------------------
DSON POT NDED
outhpaw is Retired II Third
Inuing And Revelle Fiuishes
Game.
T,sf()NDSON POT NDED

as Fridays scores.
4 sfsshmpsa. d: Roanoke 4,
4 xxynehhurg. q, Dansiile, Q.
I. enrfolk. Ie. PETERSBURG. 9.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

BIC LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


FFFdHy 5CufSs.
Boston. 2; New York, i.
Brooklyn, 2. Philadelphia. 3
No other games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

|, The New Jersey Automobile and
Motor Club is at the head OF a move
fnent to secure the enforcement of
the universal light law Of that State.
No adekuate penalty supports the
present weak law. on this subject, and
there is very little effort 10 enforce
it.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
AWAITED
M WHOLE COUNTRY

Gontinued from First PAGE
fpr In This first great interna
6Al event Of the kind In this coun
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-08
STAND PAT TICKET
LEADING in IOWA
Nomination of Governor and
Three congressman Claimed
by the Regulars

DES MONIES, .Ia.,' June S.-AIl hope
of making definite announcement as
to the republican nomination for gov
ernor was abandoned at a. m. today.
only $50 voting precincts out of 2,3O0
in the state having sent in unofficial
returns. On the basis of returns re-
ceived, however, Governor Carroll has
an indicated majority of 10000 over
Warren Garst
In the first and seventh congressional
districts the returns. are sufficiently
heavy apparently to give sound basis to
claims of the nomination of Prouty.
progressive. over Congressman Hull in
the seventh, and Congressman Kennedy.
stand pat over S. W. Brookhart in
the first
While Congressman Smiths support
ers in the ninth district insist that his
nomination is assured. progressive
leaders here assert that the returns in
Smiths territory are far too scant to
Justify the claim that the progressive
candidate, Attorney General Byers. has
been defeated.
The contest between H. NJ. Towner,
stand pat and J. II. Darrah. progress
sive, in the eighth district. at O'clock,
was in doubt.
No returns were received as to demo-
cratic contests.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-08
WEALTHY WIDOW AND
STORE CLERK MARRIED
Texas Couple Start for Coast on
Honeymoon
ISeeeial Dispatch 10 The Call

Special Dispatch 10 The Call
Ell PASO, Tex, June Mrs. q. b.
Clardy, one of Ell Paso's wealthiest
widows, and J. B. Swinney, clerk in a
department store, were married at the
home of the former Tuesday evening as
a result of brief but ardent wooing
by Swinney, who is several years Mrs.
Clardy's junior.
The wedding was a surprise to their
closest friends, who first learned of it
when they left for Los Angeles and San
Francisco as Mr.. and Mrs. Swinney.
Mrs. Clardy owns several valuable
business sites in Ell Paso including one
in the retail district on which she plans
to build skyscraper.
Swinney came to Ell Paso from New
York, where he was clerk In the big
Macey's department store. Mrs. Clardy
recently returned from England, where
she studied the suffrage question and
became an advocate of woman's rights.