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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
MEADOW WINS HANDICAP
Takes Lead at stretch Turn aud Come.
on TO Defeat Helmet.
the Fsvorite.

Juarez. Mex. Dec. 13.-Meadov. sec
onu choice. easily won the handicap.
one mile, the feature OF the card at
Ierrazas Park today. defeating Hell
lengths. Meadow took the lead on the
upper turn and held the race safely.
Two favorites won. Summary:
First race. selling. five and a half
/. won: Salali. no. 5. smith. 2 TO /. sec
ond; Balella. 10. Rettig. s TO l. third
Ttme-l.0 The Hague. Southern
Light Mackler. Doughty and Union
second race. selling. six furlongs-
Lena Lech, 100. RettiE. to 10. won:
FLYING Pearl. 100. :. Smith. to ]. sec
,E Perlwinkle. I0f,- Allen. Is TO L:
Hussar Waldorf Belle. St Joe. Coble-
skill and Ned Carmack also ran.
Third race. selling. seven furlougs-
Colinet. 102. Allen. 4 TO 1. won: Lucky
WorkboN. -. CAM TO /. third. Time
-l;Z1 10, Chapuitepec. General March
mont. Otillo. Marion Casey. Jeanne
ID Arc. Dick Moss and Salilan also ran.
Fourth race. handicap. one mile
Meadow. llZ Molesworth. ; to 2. won
Helmet rs. J. Reid. ? to 20. second:
ocean queen. 1oo. Nandusen. TO l.
third. Time-1.30 2-5. Candleberry also
ran.
Fifth race. selling. six furIongs-Napa
Nick. 113. RettiE. S to 5. won: Cross
over. 1l3. Mccullough. TO s. second.
Pld Hart, III. :. Smith. IL 20 l. third
lime--t 10 Z-5. Marcus. Fair Louise
shamrock. Roberta and Florence A. also
ran
sixth race selling. mile and a six
teenth-Barncy Oldfield. los. Keorh.
to ]. won. Short order. 30. Jones. IL TO
I. third Time-i.fS %. Vesme. Bon
Ton. kopek. TaskInaster and Tugboat
also ran.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
ENFIELD IS FIRST
BY SHORT NOSE
Fights 1t Out With Raleigh P.
D. After Pride of LiSmore
Quits.

Oakland, Dec. 13.-Enfield gained a
short nose victory over Raleigh =. -.
in the Rosinante handicap. the feature
OF the card at Emeryville today. a
broke well with the exception of Roy
Junior. which got away badly. After
Iride Of LismOre stopped. Enfield and
Raleigh J.. u. fought il out. Fine
weather prevailed. but the track was
First race, five furlongs-Tender-
Dioofn, darner. to ?. won. Bob Choc-
oiate. Martin. IS to +. second: Portola.
1Sory; ito ]. third. Time, 1903. Sreezer.
aSnd Satchel. Greenleaf Sinceridad.
Sokol, Nancy Ray. Lady NJ NJ. Gertie
and Clyde Herburt finished as named
second race. futurity course-Glenn-
a s.1,S zegler. Z TO l. won. Galene
wood, Mcbride. 10 to 1. third. Time
III Camera. Baniady. Cinnamon and
Noolton finished as named
Ihird race, futurity cOurse-Warfare.
Garner. TO 2. won: Hex. Leads. . TO l.
second Lord Clinton. Pickens s to J.
thlrd. Time. 1:l3 1-5. Minnedocia. Elec-
trowan, NrightOn and Mr.. Hose fin
ished as named.
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs
Enfield Taylor. 10 to s. won: Raleigh
=. IT, Garner. to >. second. Pride OF
lismore, Gargan. to I. third. Time
l;V4 4-5. Roy Junior and Likely Deiu-
dome also ran
Fifth race mile and seventy yards
Sonia, Garner. to ;. won: Wineberry.
Martin. to l. second. Catalina Cavan-
augh. 100 to !, third. Time. 1.49 As
Nettie Traver. Zahara, Canique. Vol
DR.. Downie ran.
Sixth race. six furIongs-Darefn
Gilbert. to I, won: Blacksheep, Ke-
99eris to 10; second; Grace c. Taylor.
Billy Myer, Father Stafford. Prudent
ana ri HaisanO finished as named
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
This Nay Come in Baseball,
but May the Day Be Distant

Butte. Dec. l3.--It was during a
other day that the following story cam
for several reasons. chief of which is {
he swears is true. be not hung on n
He was managing a club i'm a GER
tain well known minor league. and do
ing the best ne knew how with il. He
had the club right up to the top fight
ing for every game. and his efforts were
being duly appreciated by the man
agement as well as the fans. But the
president Of the club. while we'll mean
ing and a warm friend OF the man
ager. knew as much about inside base
ball as "A Turk does about golf. He
knew. in other words. absolutely moth
ing.
one day he had as his guest the
president of a railroad. and naturally
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
PIarrd Tor NrccIn.l.cr.

Butte. Mont. Dec. 13.--John J. Me-
Closkey. who D. 90 manage the Butte
team iu the Union association. was in
formed of McGaun's death tonight, and
expressed the deepest regret
II can assign mo- reason for this rash
act of McGann's. unless ne was de-
spondcnt." said McCloskey last night.
'-rhc man was "a high-class baseball
player. and played FIRST base for me
with Milwaukee last season. and ex-
pectcd Co get him here I'm Butte. pro-
vidipg he could get his release. He
was very anxious to- come out here. but
was having dimculty getting free.
do not doubt but that Louisville want
cd him. but he would have come 20 me
had he been able. He was worth
about $50. 900. and so his troubles we're
not financial"
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40 one had seen him since last mid
night when ne was apparcntlv I'm tte
best of health. a maid. entering his
room This afternoon 90 clean Il. discov-
erred the body
MrGaru last season was with the
milwaukee team OF the American as
sociation. and 90 was understood efforts
were being made 20 secure HIM Tor the
Louisville team FOR next season.
So far mo- cause Tor his suicide has
developed.
Although known throughout the
baseball world as "Dak" NcGann's
name was Dennis. A brother whose
n1mc was Dan. committed suicide last
summer nc Midway KY. where ne had
been station agent OF the Louisville g.
Nashville railway for many years.
Mccain was unmarried. about thir-
ty-cight ycafs old. and was born and
reared no Shclbyvillc KY.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14

The National league occupied itself
only with routine business. and it is
probable the election of a president
will not come up until late tomorrow
or Thursday. President Lynch's sup
porters say that his reelection Is as
sured
President Ban johnson said Il might
be authoritatively stated that The
American leagues meeting tomorrow
would be brief. that the season next
year viii open on April II and con-
unue for l5f games. or until October
6. and that the National league pfob-
ably VIII adopt a similar schedule"
The Eastern league Increased the
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FIGHT Is STOPPED
BY THE PROMOTERS

oklahoma City, okla, Dec. IL
scheduled ten-round bout be I
tween Monte AtteII and JEFF I
Otonnetl was stopped ny the 4
promoters ut the end OF the fIfth 4
round here tonight and the en- 4
trance money WIS refunded. The Z
promoters refused 10 pay either =
= fighter. d.
Attei was to hrvc received :
'"irtF per cent of the Gross re- =
= ccfpts. d,
The fight WINS tame from start :
10 finish, AtteIl getting shade =
the best of all exchanges. 4
Kissing started I'm the first :
round and throughout the fight :
the spectators could not he con :
trotled- Between the rounds the =
noise would incrensc. Twice dur :
ing the course of the fight. Pro- 4
= moter Tommy EIks. coming 60 :
= the rinEside. requested the referee :
TO make the two fight or get cut =
= Of the ring. :
4 a 4 L L a . 4. 4. 4
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salary of the president from $4,000 to
$500. and authorized its new FRESH
dent. Edward g. Barrow Of Montreal.
to open and maintain league headquar-
tiers here.
The reported transfer Of ownership
Of the Boston National league clue was
much discussed in. the hotel corridors
IN advance of today's baseball meet
ing but John p. Harris. who is repre-
scnting the Boston club, denied reports
mat William Hepburn Russell OF New
York mad acquired control OF ninety
per cent Of the clubs stock Mr. Har-
ris said Mr.. Russell had an option TO
purchase majority control Of the club.
but had not exercised it,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
JAKE STAHL SAYS HE
WILL STICK TO BANK

New York. Dec 13.-President John
l. Taylor Of the Boston Americans re-
ceived a letter from Jake Stahl last
night. dated Chicago. December n. in
answer to letter from the Boston
magnate asking IL Mr. Stahl really
meant to give up professional ball
playing.
baseball" writes Stahl. "and stick TO
the banking business. as I consider
that il Is my duty"
After reading the letter Mr.. Taylor
said.
The letter has the true ring and
I am convinced that Mr.. Stahl has de-
cided TO quit. I am certainly very
sorry. for we all like Jake very much
in Boston. Boston will look about for
some one to play first base"
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ner. don't believe all the stories you
hear.
There has been considerable talk
credited 10 some other members OF the
team, which Indicates that they were
after the third base Job. But YOU can
believe me. no one is anxious TO step
into Stcinfcldts shoes NJ will take a
mighty good man TO I'M the position.
and real good third basemen are hard
to find. tt is a difficult position 60
play. even II 90 does look easy from
the grand stand. 10 isn't everyone who
wants to tackle the Job
In closing. I want TO say that I
don't believe there viii be a material
change I'm the lineup Of the Cubs next
season. OF course. 7 am not the man
ager. nor the owner Of the team. but
do know n good bail player when
! see him. as Harry Steinfeldt is one.
Evers viii branch out as a vaudc-
william when bis enEaEemcnt IN the
College theatre ends.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
HIGH sCHooL nAsNErnAI1..

The boys at the high school held
another fast basketball practice last
night. and Coach Brusse is very much
pleased with the way that they are i'm
provinE. The first game OF the season
VIII be Friday night. when the high
school viii line up against the Burling-
ton team. Will Yates and Frank Whit
ney reported for practice last night
and they are showing up in fine shape.
They are both trying for the forward
positions on the team.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14

The shoe dealer. before be got a
ehanoe To hobble TO the center OF the
stage TO make his remarks. had TO
wait for fully five minutes Tor the
spectators to cease CHEERING. The re-
noWned cub said he thought the Chi
cago infield of 1911 would be COM
posed OF the same four players as this
feldt and himself
Immediately after the last game for
the worlds utle,' said Evers ''the can
was tled 10 Steinfeldt not by his fell
low players. but by the fans. I do NOT
think there is player on the Cub
team who believed that Steinv is am
IN. Harry went through the season
without any one finding fault with
MS work. Just because he fell off "a
little in the crucial series he imme-
diately was labeled a has-heen I'm
III manager Chance says there is go
ing to be a change at the third cor
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
Y0KEL TO HIT HIGH
SPOTS FOR ROAD WORK

To get in the best possible shape for
his championship wrestling bout with
Henry Gehring. Mike Nokel has moved
his home up Canyon road. Mike says
that when he dons his sweaters and
takes to the road in the early morning
he attracts too much attention in the
central part OF the city, where he for
merlv lived. Mike intends TO put on as
much weight as possible and build up
his general health. leaving the hard
work on the mat for the last fifteen
DAYS OF his training. Yokel realizes
that he is i'm for the match OF his life
and says he viii be ready to do his
hest
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14

New York. Dec. 12-The metropolitan
Golf association in annual Meeting to-
night resolved TO add "A Junior tourua-
ment 20 the regular amateur and open
tournaments. T. was pointed out that
it lacked young men in the tournaments
and that competitors. especially those
from the west. were much younger in
years. Nc is probable that the new fix
Lure viii be an intercollegiate one.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
AGREES TO
FIGHT IN FRANCE

Chicago. Dec. 13-Jack Johnson
champion heavyweight pugflist. aatcaa
last night to meet the winner OF the
LangfOrd-J eanette fight. scheduled to
occur in Paris next February. in
twenty-five-roun bout. to take place
IN France next April for a purse OF
$4,000. provided the money is posted
TN America and an American is the
referee
The reason 1 insist on an American
as referee" he said. "is because I do
not want any lemons handed me II
they don't come across with my two
conditions then there win be nothing
doing"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
DESERET GYM TO KEEP
OPEN HOUSE NEW YEARS

There viii be open house at the Des-
eret gymnasium New Years day. Phys
icai Director Day announces that the
boys class will be on the floor In the
morning. the girls in the afternoon
and the senior classes I'm the evening.
Water sports and other features will
also be staged at night. The doors will
be open to the public all day long and
everyone Interested in the work OF the
gymnasium is asked TO pay IL a visit.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
Kew ORLEANS GETS
C0NLEY-C0UL0N BOUT

rev Orleans. Dec. f3.-Word was re-
ccivcd here today that frankie Con-
ley had signed articles Of agreement
for invent y-round fight with Johnny
CoulOn before the West Side Athletic
club on SUNDAY afternoon. January Is.
The men are TO fight at 116 pounds.
weighing I'm three and one-half hours
before tho battle begins.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
ZBYSZKO TOO STRONG
FOR SEATTLE SURGEON

New York. Dec. 13.-ZbyszlSo. the
Pole, won two straight falls from Dr.
Il. T. Roller Of Seattle in wrestling
match here tonight. winning the bout.
The first fan ives secured by bar lock
In one hour. thirteen minutes. twenty
five seconds. and the second by an arm
roll In eleven minutes. forty seconds.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14

Louisville real estate. He was very
anxious TO come west and JOIN us in
the Union association. and the fact that
G. 5. HavenOr owner Of the Milwau-
kee club. would not give him his re-
lease was a very sore point with him.
The following letter i received a few
days ago in answer TO a wire asking
him IL he would come to ogden. may
be OF interest"
Thiel showed the following letter.
which read:
McGann-s Letter.
Louisville. Ky. Dec. IL. F. Thiei.
Salt L.akc=Dear Sir: Your telegram
received. but thought IL best to write
you. as I could explain everything bet
ter. In regard to my accepting the
ogden franchise. / could not do so as
yet. as / am the property OF the Mil
waukce club and would have to get
me- release before I could play in your
league. I would like 20 make il a go
for everyone interested in the club
was 90 take charge OF and make money
for a. You know II I am to be inter-
estcd want TO he there with the goods,
and not have my hands tied so that I
could not play. Let me hear from
you. Yours truly. ID. L. MGANN.~
Mccain was a well known figure in
baseball. lie was with Baltimore when
McGraw. McGinnity and the others
went over to New York. Bush buying
them for the Giants. Later he played
with Boston. and last year was cap
tain and first bascman for Milwaukee.
New York, Dec. 13.-Dan Mccain
was for several years one OF the most
popular men that ever played on the
New York team After jumping from
the ST. Louis National league club to
Baltimore in 1902. he came here when
John j. McGraw took up the manage
ment Of the New York Nationals.
For four years he played first base
and helped the club materially in win
ming the championship in 1904 and
I sos. When the Nationals fell back inI
1906 and 1907. McGraw traded Nc
Gam 10 the Boston club. Mccain re-
manned with Boston until 1909. when
he was sold to the Milwaukee club oil
tho American association.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
Nrifcs 90 Thicl.

The news Of McGanu's death came
on "a shock to l.. r. Thiel. owner OF the
salt Lake franchise In the Union assoc
citation. who knew Mccain Intimately.
Dan was "a nnc fellow. and ] know
90 no reason why he should take his
hfc. 7 know that he is worth over
co.. 900. Tor the most part invested I'm
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
BUGS RAYMOND NOW
TAKES UP WRESTLING

Cnlcago. Dec. Bugs" Raymond
Of the New York Nationals nitcbing
starr, has been induced by friends in
ChicaEo, where he spends his winter.
10 take up the wrestling game. and
next saturday night he will go on for
finish match with Joe Kennedy. the
local semi-professional at a local the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
WANTS A MATCH

Con GALLAGHER. chief of the Murray
fire department and one Of the iiv.
promoters OF the Smelter City sports
has welterwefght boxer from chit
cago whom he is ready to match witt,
anyone OF his weight in the business
The boxer is Jack Bruugooie and in
his work At Murray he has shown a
lot OF speed Con says that he wishes
someone would accept his challenge.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
PEORIA Has LID.

Peoria. H.. Dec. 13.--No more Prize
fighting viii be allowed in Peoria. ac-
cording to Sheriff Grant Miller. The
ten-round draw last night between
kid" Farmer and Harry Donahue.
under the auspices Of the Marquette
club was too much OF the real thing.
the sheriff said today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14

SCI. Joseph. No. Dee 1g.-IaSc Bauer.
member 81 thc St Joseph baseball team
Of tnr Western league. was blown
through m window hv gasoline exc
rlnefou which occurred in a clothes
cI~nninG cstsblisnmcnt here today and
badly injured. BE was taken TO hos
ultal hul probably viii recover.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
Bill Pickens to Have on Tour
Two Live Ones and q Dead One

in IosAn
Oldheds
the Antipo
It
celebrities
will '' Gu ''""""'
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
MIR. BUSINESS MAN.

Do you know that yourself and
clerks need some exercise? WHY not tr,
roller skating? Auditorium roller rink
is open every evening except SUNDAYS.
matinees Saturdays. Music by Audi
torium brass band.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14

New York. Dec. 13.-Melvin Sheppard.
the half mile runner. Us seriously iil
with pneumonia at his home in Brook
lyn. His illness began with a cold con-
lracfod n week ago.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14

Havana. Dec. 13.-The A1mandares
baseball team defeated the Philadelphia
American league club today. five TO
two.
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'+++++++++++*++1
OXFORD WINS.

London. Dec. 1S.-Oxford uni
versity defeated Cambridge with
a score Of % to Is in the annual
rugby football match played at
Queens club today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
new YORK FULL OF BASEBALL;
NATIONAL LEAGUE SESSION TAME

York, Dec Irwin
supreme court OF baseball meeting the board Ma
the
Eastern leagues annual meeting
baSeIa
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14

FHE SPORTING
AUTHORITY or
SALT LANE
DAN M'GANN, FORMER GIANT
CAP AIN, SHOOTS HIMSELF

nstha
Nationals
bullet
c craI hours
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WHAT'S WHAT
~ SPORTS
ALL THE TIME
JOHNNY EVERS SAYS CUBS
IMFlELD WILL NOT CHANGE


a ong time
On me ssea move which violation
eatre
present IN the fourth
thought the Chicago e mad up in NV ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23
Trolley Talk.

The survey for the inter-urban trolley
line will be made in all probability by Alb
beville from Anderson and from Abbeville
to Greenwood.
In crossing the Antreville or Due West
territory it will pass through as fine Il
p%eighborhood as can be found anywhere
Here the farms are small, the hedgerows
clean, the homes painted and evidences OF
thrift everywhere.
Not only is this section Of country a
good feeder for a trolley but the grades
from Abbeville to Anderson by way Of Due
West or Antrevillc would not amount to
much.
We must keep our eyes open just now
if there is any railroad pie coming Ibis
way we arc going to have it.
When m%illionaires begin to survey rail-
roads let povcrty-aires at least sit up and
take notice.
The Greenwood Index, one OF the best
napcrs in the South, commends AbbeHllle
for her alertness Oh the trolley question.
AS soon as it was learned deiinetely that
the trolly scheme W a not hot air but Il
certainty, Abbeville sent IL delegation to
show the promoters the advantages
which we have and to invite these pro-
moters to investigate u claims. AS a re
suit it is understood that the survey vii
very likely be made at no distant day.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23
The Corn Club is Booming.

The boys Of the County are taking hold
Of the Corn Club work with a zest. The
Superintendent Of Education, Mr.. Ham
mond has received the following addition
al names to be enrolled as regular men,
bers:
Joe Sherard, Tom Sherard, Jno. Lowry
Wilson, James Vim, OF Abbeville; Keys
Bowman, Claude Nance, Frank Clinckscale
Roy Cinckscale, Ralph ~Clinckscale, Hen
~ Hutchinson, Baker Boles, Ralph Tucker,
Robert Edwards, Steve Chambers, Earl
Lewis, John Burriss, Harmon Simpson,
Fsras Wilson Of Lowndesville.
The Abbeville county club Is one OF the
strongest In the State. A large list Of
prizes will be offered and published later
Contributions will be raised to set the
work. Congressman Aiken started the
list q few weeks ago with a subscription OF
$40.
When the 1910 crop Is !~gathered there will
be something, too, for the County Fair in
the way Of corn exhibits. Let the good
work proceed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-23
County Fair For AbbeviIIe.

At q meeting Of the citizens Of Abbeville
held In the Court House, March 81. The
5Abbeville County Fair Association was
regularly organized with the following
Board Of Directors:
DR.. Gambrell, J. s. Stark, W. A. Cal
vert, P. Rosenberg, W. A. Stevenson, W.
Il. Lesley, o. Il. Cobb, Granville Beal. j. T.
Hester, W. II. McFall, j. B. Loyal, Jas. A.
Hill.
Sufficient stock has been subscribed to put
lin condition a first class race track and
fair grounds.
The l~iveliest interest is everywhere
manifest; the work is being unnertaken on
q large scale and a fair THAT will surpass
anything that Abbeville has ever had OF
this nature, Is assured,
The Directors elected the following
bficers:
". n. McFall, President, c. C. Gambrell,
list Vice President; Granville Beal, End
Vice President; w. T. McGill, 3rd Vice
President; w. E. Leslie, 4th Vice Presi'
dent; J. B. Loyal, Secretary and Treasury
Our people should come together o as
pne man. Town and County should join
hands, and let US do ourselves proud" In
ne best fair in the upper part OF the
RBtate.