The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-31
CALHOUN POLITICIANS
 ARE GETTING LIVELY

AnniSton, October 30.-(Special)- Capt. W. L. McCaa, manager of the democratic campaign In Calhoun coun- ty. continues his policy of invading re- publican strongholds in the whirlwind finish to the fight in this county. Leon McCord, the democratic nominee for railroad commissioner, who made a rep utation for himself during the re- cent constitutional amendment fight, will address the voters of West An meetings In this city Monday even ing.
 Democratic rallies were held Satur- day evening at Weaver Wednesday and Thursday of next week the campaign will be further extended in the rural beats of the county. On the former date Thomas E. Kilby democratic nominee for state senator, and W. c. Tunstall, county solicitor. will speak at Weaver, while Thursday W. P. Acker, former Mallory campaign manager, and W. c. Tunstall will speak at DeArmanviIle. Being without local timber with which to counteract the democratic campaign speeches, the republican com mittee in the Anniston district have re- sorted to the malls in furthering their campaign. They are flooding the pouches with Thompson speeches. na- tional campaign literature and other matter which they hope will win votes for them In the coming general elec- ton.
 Coach Hannon of the Alabama Pres byterian college football eleven stated yesterday that he will go on a road trip with his eleven after the game with Blountsville here Saturday after noon. arrangements having been com pleted this morning for games with Marion Military institute and with Southern university at Marion and Greensboro. The Marion game will be played on November Il and the Greensboro game on November 14. The team will rest at the home of Frank Allen, the star halfback, at Newborn. Ala. on Saturday and Sunday. This will be the second time of the season that the Predestinarians have met the Pratt eleven, having defeated the Methodists here in their first game of the sea- son.
 Kyt, Elliott, coach of the Jackson vile Eormall college eleven, was in An niston yesterday to officiate at the A. P -Blountsville game. He says that his men will go to Albertville next Mon day for a game with the Seventh Dis trict Agricultural college. The Peda- gogues, who were mostly green men at the first of the season, have learned many points on the game since their clashes with the Rome Athletic team and Derrill Pratt's eleven, he says, and they are confident of taking an easy victory from the Albertville bunch.
 The body of M. C. Tracey, the aged Annistonian who took his own life here last Thursday evening. was inferred at Edgement cemetery yesterday afternoon. The funeral services were held at the res idence of his nephew. George Wheeler.
 Insisting that he will not vote the democratic ticket nominated at the spring primaries straight, but that he will vote for some of the republican candidates. considering many of the democratic candidates agents of the brewers and distillers, H. B. Rudisill, manager of the Anniston Water Supt ply company and of the Anniston Foundry and Machine works. terms the last democratic primary a farce" and says that he does not feel bound by its regulations.
 notable banquet has been planned by the Knights of Pythias In the An niston district to be held at the Ala bama hotel, Friday. November H. at which time Frank W. Lull, state grand chancellor. will be guest of honor. W. P. Acker will preside at the banquet as toastmaster. The speakers will include Judge Henry D. McCarty, pr. J. F. Walker the Rev. s. F. Hodges the Rev. George Stoves and c. r. Douglass. Plates will be laid for several hundred guests.