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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

Yen out at second. ,Chillingworth out
home, Bushnell to Soares.
p. A. C.-M. Freitas out to Sing
Hung. Joseph struck out. oimos out,
Hayes to Fernandez.
Fourth Inning.
Stars-Sumner out, fly to Olmos. All
Tin out, Bushnell to Joseph. Joy out,
Pedro to Joseph
p. A. C.-H. Freitas struck out.
Bushnell out, Hayes to Fernandez. Pc
dro out. Kan Yen to Fernandez.
Fifth Inning.
Stars-Slng Hung out, NJ. Freitas to
Joseph, Hayes struck out. Chilling
worth struck out.
p. A. C.-Ornellas out, Hayes to
Fernandez. Sousn first on error Fer
nandez. Soares struck out. NJ. Freitas
struck out Ornellas left ON third.
Sixth Inning.
Stars-Kan Yen struck out. All
Toon struck out. Fernandez hit by
third. out stealing second.
p A. C.--Joscph struck out. Olmos
out. Kan Yen to Fernandez H., Frcitas
struck out.
Seventh Inning.
Stars-Sumncd to second on error
by Pedro. All Tin hit. Sumner out
Soares to Sousa. JOY struck out Sing
Hung hit to right field and All Tin out
at plate.
p. A. C.-Bushneli out foul to JOY
Pedro out, Hayes to Fernandez. Or
nellas out. Hayes to Fernandez, on first
ball pitched
Eighth Inning.
Stars-Hayes fly out to II. Freitas
ChillinFworth ny out to Bushnell. Kar
Yen hit over second. All Toon struck
out.
Il. a. C.-Sousa hit by third. Soares
fly to center field. NJ. Freitas out, JOY
to Fernandez. Deponte Gin Joseph''
place. to first on hunt. Sousa out
. Hayes to Joy. Olmos out to Fer
nandeZ
Ninth Inning.
! Stars-Fernandez to first on errol
by Deponte. Sumner hit by first, adj
vancing Fernandez All Tin walked
JOY hit to center and error by ii
Freitas made three runs. Sing Hum
, fly out to Olomos. Hayes out by Pc
dro. Chiliingworth first on error b.
Deponte and made second. Joy scored
Kan Yen hit over third and Chilling
worth scored from second. Kan Yel
out, Pedro to Sousa-
| p. A. C.--H. Freitas struck out
Bushnell ny out to Sing Hung. Pedr
hit to center field. Ornellas out, A
TOon to Fernandez
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
WOMEN'S BRANCH TO
BE ACTIVE WORKERS

Mrs, b. F. Dillingham;, president OF
the local branch of the Womens Ma
tional Rivers and Harbors Congress,
yesterday announced the officers of
the local branch for the coming two
years, as follows:
Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck, chairman of
publicity; Mrs. w. w. Hall, chairman
of education; Mrs. G, P. Wilder, sec
rotary; Mrs. W. W, Goodale, treasur-
er There is talk of calling public
meeting to discuss health questions
and conditions in Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
HEAlANI CLUB Is
GOOD ENTERTAINER

There was something doing every
moment at the Healani smoker Satur-
day evening, and from the time the
members and visitors arrived early In
the evening until the party broke up
there was not dull moment. ...-
The Healanis are well known az
proper hosts, and the way they took
care OF their guests on Saturday even
ing left nothing to be desired.
In the first part OF the evening card
playing was enjoyed for some time and
then later the clubhouse was cleared
for athletic stunts.
Music, wrestling songs and rocita-
tlons were handed out to the boys,
and they enjoyed everything. especial
ly the wrestling and feats of strength,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
ASAHI JUNIORS WIN
FROM BANKARAS, go

There was some ball at Aala Park
yesterday which was as good as any
fan could ask for.
One of the best games OF the day
was between two japanese teams, the
Asahi Juniors and Bankaras, which re-
suited in a win for the former team by
a score Of 9-3.
The Asahi Juniors are the young
sters who hope to make the real Asahi
team when they have more experience,
and they put up some good ball yes
terday.,
There were large number of fans
present, the Japanese being in the ma :
jbrity, but other nationalities being
there in numbers.
Scnrn by inninpA.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

SUMMARY

Three-base hit, Kan Yen; two-base
hit, Ornellas: sacrifice hit, NJ. r. FIRE.
itas: left on bases, Stars 4, p. A. G. 4;
first base on errors, Stars 3. p. A. C. 1;
struck out by Pedro ., Hayes 3: bases
on called balls, off Pedro 4, Hayes o.
Empires, Chillingworth and Hampton;
time OF game, ! hour 20 minutes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

base hits, Sueaka,
Yoshikawa, T. Nakamura; sacrifice hit,
Yanagihara; first base on errors, Ban
kara 4, Asahi Juniors ] hit by pitched
hall. Uyeno: struck out, by Kojima 10,
Kashiwada 4; bases on balsl, of Ko-
jlma 2, Kashiwada s; passed balls,
Inada I, Speaka .. Umpire, ozaki;
time of game, l hour 81 minutes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
HAWAII.
SUM NJ AIRY

Two-base hit, Hamauku; sacrifice
hits. Rice, w. Desha, d. Desha; left
on bases. ]. A. C. 3, Hawaii 10; first
base on errors, J. A. c. 1, Hawaii /;
struck out, by Lota 10, Espinda .;
bases on called balls. OF Lota 1, Es-
plnda .; wild pitches, Lota, Espinda
Umpire, Chilllngworth: scorer. w. T.
Raposo; time of game, hour 81 min
utes
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
RANDOM AT RANDOM

II might he good Idea for the Attn
lotlc Park management 10 lengthen the
press, box IN the grandstand -Four
men can work comfortably now, hut ns
tho box IN supposed 10 have room for
Japanese ana writer's for other papers
besides the Engish ONES, more elbow
sllUrr N necessary
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
Second Game.

That Cl,IeI little Chinese player Kan
Yen was the first man up for the Stars,
and the second ball Pedro pitched he
llncd out for three bags to left field,
aud there was cheering galore from the
stand and bleachers.
II looked like something doing right
away then, but other men came up and
were put out, and then the runner tried
to get home from third and was put
out at the plate, so that no score was
made.
Then there were big ciphers put up
on the scorcboard until the last inning,
but Ia the meantime there were some
rne plays made by the men on the two
teams.
After the long hit made by Kan
Yen, Pedro became more cautious and
didn't take many chances. He struck
out Barney Joy the first time he came
to bat but In the third he gave the
, first two men up walks to first.
In the nth p. A. c. had a chance
+, to score, and then the Stars had a
chance in the seventh. and p. A, g.
| had chance again in the eighth, with
| two men on bases and none out, but In
every case the work of the team In
| the field was too clever and the bat
2
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

The Kamehameha grammar school
team will play its last game In the
grammar school series this afternoon
at Aala Park, the opposing team being
st Louis. II the Rams win they will
play the Punahous for the champion
ship Captain Makanani will not be
In the game oday on account of a sore
eye.
A farewell reception and dance were
given to the graduating classes of 1911
by the Junior grades Of the girls and
boys departments Saturday evening.
Dancing was continued up till 1880.
The evening was enjoyed by all. Music
was furnished by the instrumental club
of the manual school.
The class day exercises OF 1911 were
held ut the girls school lawn Saturday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. A large
gathering of students and friends was
present. There are ten members of
the manual department and twelve
from the girls school in the gradual
ing class this year.
The installation OF cadet officers will
probably take place on May 2S this
year. The students are taking great
interest in the outcome of the cadet
majorships. This will be the last ap-
pearance of Captain w. II. Winters at
the installation of officers. 4 big
criwd win he on hand that evening.
The Press Club IL busy working on
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

Summary-Three base hit, j. Lang
sacrifice hits. Kealoha, Travers; sacri-
flee fly. Bento; left on bases, Aiea 5.
Eva s. first base on errors, Aiea 2,
Eva 4: double plays, Ayau unassisted
to +. Yam. Glib unassisted to f. Yam:
struck out, by KeaIoha 3. Macaulay 8:
bases on called balls, off Kealoha /,
Macaulay 6: wild throws, Peter, hyau,
Meyer; passed balls, Fernandez 2,
Farm 0; balk. Macaulay, Umpire,
VIM. Aki: scorer, A. Dos Santos; time
of game, hour so minutes. 30.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
RANDOM AT RANDOM

A dinner was given Friday evening
by the faculty of st. Louis College, in
honor of the baseball team which won
the w. W Dimond Cup for the cham
pionship of the interscholastic league
of 1911.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

Al the pitchers did good w0rl, yo5'
irrduy, ana aztec Hayes got wnund ~
la proper shape he sunl over Some hot
onps,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
IS
AFTER k0A WOOD

News from Hawaii is to the effect
that the Pahoa lumber mill will soon
MI an order for thirty-two big koa
logs for an Indianapolis, Ind, iurni-
ture factory, and with this there may
be opened M new line Of industry
for the Islands,
Il II the first order Of the kind re-
celyed by the company aud the wood
viii be used for the finest kind Ol
work II the first consignment works
pul enthusiastically II n expected that
Oihors viii b. called Tor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

tlt w. W. DlIlunu up W. tht 'ihll-
pionship of the interscholastic league
of 1911.
II there Is as much dust next Sun
day as there was yesterday at Ath-
letic Park. then, Scorer Raposo and
the scribes will need, automobile gog-
giles with which to watch the games.
Some of the men playing ball in the
Oahu League need longer bats, Akana
and Markham both back away from
the ball with the right foot instead of
stepping into 1t with the left. -
There was a big crowd at Aala Park
all day yesterday, and there was some
thing doing In the ball line there In
both the morning and afternoon.
Kan Yen did great work at short
yesterday, besides his stick work while
at the bat, lie Is one of the fastest
m9n In the league.
The polo ponies of oahu players are
out ut Moannlua grounds this week,
and the regular practise Is on for the
season,
Soap RoX" Barron was much IN EVIL
douCo at the games yesterday, and his
tull could ho heard most VI tho time
Makhpm handled a hot ono from
Akann in the seventh and caught him
ul mat wlihliho ball
- -
- a.. allaaIa Al aas .aai
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
SECOND GAME BY INNINGS.

rlrst inning.
Stars--Kan Yen three base hit to
left field An Toon struck out, Fer
nandez first on iieldor's choice, Kan
Ven out home, sumner walked, An
Tin fly out to Ornollas.
T.. A. C.-Olmos ny out Ia An Tin,
H. Frcitas out, Al Toon to Fernandez.
Bushnell ont, All Tin to Fernando,
Second Inning,
Stars--Joy struck out Sing Hung
out, Pedro Ia Joseph, Hayes out on
foul a. Pedro
y A C.-Pedro out, Hayes 10 Fer
nande2 Ornellpe two-hnse hit over
Urst Sorsu sncrlNoo. Al Toou tu Fer.
Uuudrg Suurrs Htluuk Uul
Third Inning,
stars rhillingwurth walked Kan
Won walked An TO0n struck oul
Fepundos hrsl on loreu'uul, Ram
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

Wives may keep soma men poor,
but they keop more out VI jail,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

Kan Yen did great work at short
besides his stick work while
At the bat, He Is one of the fastest
LnAn La Tho IongIIc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
Classified Ads.

SCSp-A watch oa the Snake rsv~r cxA cwner cas have sArs hy paying eor tns at and iteetStns es pcoe~SC
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15

pcrhsps people felt the cold more than at any other time this winter Report, hsa numerous blis.ards Co the east of us. and plenty of snow hut Nome bids fair to have a Christmas without enough snow on the ground to make shedding kood.
 Fcto GorNais ot the Red Barn K waiting for the sicishing to become half way decant so he can freight coal aud other material to osborn creek. He has contracts to deliver many tons ct coai and provisions during the win ter and will commence a. soon as there is suffcicn, snow to make going good
 Stciselmeirc. who had tho contract for carrying tho mall between solomon and Council during the open season. s in Nome and will make this city hs headquarters for the winter. although hr will ec trclshtIns between here and Council during the winter
 He reports solomon very quiet and nearly all the coal for the creeks has neen taken out so there will not be much treishting down ther this winter
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SEEN AND HEARD

Tho soldier boy found with his hands aud feet partially frrsrn yester. day and taken tc tic milk ranch. Is mcrsN history repeating itself. for ,,us winter we read. or hear ef pco- plc setting some part of thcIr anat omy nlpprj with frest from trvins Co ssrr, too much liquid ballast
 Accidents Wcrr happening thick and taet ,estyrdaS. as wvn as Inc most natural events ln the world such ss visits tram the rird with the leng vet powerful bul \ miuyr sud engineer ,i Hs Htreu sntiN vas StoI us the a.c ums ts set tnc -la, 5. which Pge1ea.Hste1 u Che toal delivered to ate as4sr C. puru when an explosion t,yk place \ sheet og nrr flew from shr zt1,c ssrts nuruius rJ~ hsuds and face
 Inc tlaus W,rv heavy ana setns sS bal ucsu,,s s,uld net make Nome 'Ast evening as Wv yNpectrd and hop. sd u#t tay letters ars forthcoming to- Jas sg a.I san sccure feast ef news trs#H aNwe .hyn rs ta thc church hs sasf tai, eeenlns and secure another least made at ,nr homes her, m Nvny
 tHR,a ststy- ceru#s>-,euyr ,,v,, p SyheHrld n.sa, uc bones about cx- aree.as 'ss sp.ni,u from thc bench. a- te ,nr unusual pcrfermanev of the aspat, tutyd States marshal whc .suns .a4s, instruction. frSu tnc .sttset atsera-, $ ,,'.,-s as Nr, as the ietst Jruc1 States ,narSnAls el'ic,, rr. .asrd c. arerrt yaryf ard seld Just -vyar> .s Hya ,t actual cash for ban a ta, cs-t vf ~ CewmtS~'oner n r Moran
 rhv merits et tnc ease gne publir ,s no' familiar wtth. nethns having Seen 3iscl,srd but cVer miner knows Uncle sam at tnc mini and assay os- Hcvs Nu eNehAnsv Ev,d c1in or scli -vr,iaratrs tor sVld dust,
 \ nawce- 2: The stores are getting -vAdS ,o send round Xmas presents in ,hr t,r" e, eyAa,,aA calendars. and ,hey are always actvp,ae!e ter the ,istsrus have rvsn e4ucatet te depend spsa tAe rvrsHsnts sor saea a,Us seSessigles
 Fhe ternPcvsturv was not the i2wsst .&>g night eut The cold wind elcwinx
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15

sasis sanes sassrdsy nfyht
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.ENGLISH NOBILITY
 ON WRECKED STEAMER

hastened 10 the scene of the wreck soon after the steamship Delhi was reported ashore on Cape Trafalgar The commander reports that he has all the passengers and members of the crew on board his vessel. also his sailors dit remarkable work in taking them of for the sea was running high st the lime
 Tie captain of the French wsrship reports that the pelhI Is pounding ,s pieS-s snd win be total wreck un- loss the sea goes down within Few h,.,Grs
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
Special Nussst Service.

SpeStsl NnSset Serstos
 GIBRALrAR, Dec. iS.-tpelayed 1T ,ransmissionl-The British steamship pelhi Is reported on Cape TrsAlfsar midway between this port and catis.
 The steamer is on the rocks and waves are sweeping over the vessel. which Is reported by wireless. m z very dangerous position. On board the boa, are many Americans as well NS the Duke and Duchess o' Fi,e and Princess Alexandra Maud.
 Unless help reaches the stranded steamer or the sea sc~s down. there IS liable to ee S number os lives lost. for e take the people ashore a, that point even in life eosts will es taking enormous risks on account Of the rccky condition of the coast line where the steamer struck
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
KING GEO. ' HEAP
 BIG MAN IN INDIA

at the ceremonies all vived with one another to do homage to the great white ruler who travelled from far across the seas 10 visit his subjects.
 Yesterday one hundred and fifty native rulers kneit in homage at the ceremonies. all swearing allesience 10 their new ruler. bringing costly pres- ents and relics tha, are valuable for their extreme age. some of the ,rink- cts having been In existence years and years before the birth of the Prince of Peace
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Special Nugget Serviss.

DELHI. India. Dec. Fixing George k the central figure ot India u the prestu, time. and so pleased is he over the reception given him by his sub jects here in Delhi that he has an nounced he VII have the capital moved from Calcutta to this city lt is in the heart of the British India and more centrally located for the various di- visions cf the vast possession
 Yesterday King George was ofieisl. y pronounced emperor of India and
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
ADDRESS or CASTLE
 POSTPONED

ed that Attorney < " Castle would address th. Nome Rar Association on Saturday evening to which the public would ec invited Hut owing ,o Mir. Castle being called away on duty in connection with tho district attorneys office. the Adaress has been postponed until after the hc,idayS
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
TO rsE PUBLIC

and to relieve pr Neuman Os all re- sponsleilty. We wish to state that The meat sola hy us yesterday. December it,h. was nct inspected. but from HOW on. Ci,y Health Orrerr SleAn will in- Se~et and examine our meat
 THE REINDEER MARKET.
 Ross < Crowley
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
HICKORY FOR Sleps

For sess. ~sA sssseosd hieSsry fer sIsis. ssi sp presss~'s Ssrcsss Shop pNs~e oiask s
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15
HYDE JURY
 IS DISMISSED

spse.ai h.ssst Service
 KANSAS CITY. Dc. is-This morn. lrs the fury selected 10 try pr. Hyde. fer the second time tn connection wisn tss murder Of his tathA- inlay. Cd oal soupe. wn tIssharseS by the trtal tsdge owing to the nsntai inconpe- ,sncy Of Jarar waidrun
 wa,tran. the Juror who made hls escape from ths hotel where the Jury was !eSkse up over Sunday. was ets- covsr~t yesterday. at his home and sa examination proved se is DOS csmpSs zsss,iA The doctors express great ssrretse At such a man being accept et .te serve on a jury where so much Is s. stake.
 The juror wSS taken before the trlsl Intse this morning charged with be- tns in contempt q court, ea, his sx- cnse and acts csused an examination ss 70 his mental ability. and Co the satisfaction os the cour, he has proven to ee somewhat unbalanced
 sasis sanes Sass~day nf5ht
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15

GIBRALTAR. Dec. iS-The wtre less station Is now in counuricarhn with the French wzrsAip Brsant. wsrsn
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saasertes fer the Nome p.ilS Nux xeg gs p<r month
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sOCSp-Ssar the ! ! Sssoos Oeo. p>ay. . ksy rag ard eeA,, vssA svu eAs ssys e tAs rsaG ow,r eaa law sans sy saysne sse shap q
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-15

sasle dance Saturday nigh,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-08

HOME MADE BREAD always on
hand. FABER's, Phone 374.
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DAYS DOING At
STATE CAPITAL
GOVERNORS OFFICE CROWDED
WITH PETITIONS FOR CHRIST
MAS PARDoNs.

Atlanta, Dec. THE governor OF
ice is being flooded with appeals for
Christmas pardons and paroles.
score of petitions for mercy toward
convicted murderers are included in
the number.
. In cost of the instances the only
new ground of appeal is that a heart
broken mother or wife wants her
loved one at home for the Christmas
dinner. While sympathy is felt at
the capitol for the petitioners, it is
not believed that any of the pardons
will be granted on sentimental
grounds. In fact few if any pardons
will be granted this month.
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CURED TO STAY CURED.
How Brunswick Citizen Found Com
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Troubles

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Want More Police.

J Atlanta, Dec. practically admit
ting that the Atlanta police force is
to handle the criminals of
Atlanta and protect the property of
its itizens, but declaring that the
trouble is with the size of the force
and not the efficiency of the men al
ready on it, Chief of Police Beavers
is petitioning council for an addition
al appropriation that will permit him
to put twenty-five more regular pa
trolmen on the force.
The present moment not a day
passes that three or four burglaries
or noldups do not occur in this city,
usually in broad daylight, and scarce
ly one-fourth of the offenders are
ever brought to justice.
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To Examine Roads.

Atlanta, Dec. Road experts and
road builders from all parts of the
South, including the county commits
sioners from many sections of Geor-
gia, are coming to Atlanta shortly to
inspect the completion of six miles of
road which are said to be the finest
ever built in Dixie. 1t runs through
Druid Hills to the country club at
East Lake.
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NOTICE..
GEoRGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY.

GEORGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors of the estate of C. c. Califf, late
of said county, deceased, to render
in an account of their demands to
me within the time prescribed by law,
properly made out. And all persons
indebted to said deceased are hereby
requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
This LIST day of December, 1911.
EUGENE S. SMITH,
Administrator upon the estate of &C.
Califf. O-a-w Ct.
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Gov. Harmon Speaks.

Atlanta, Dec. 7-Governor Judson
Harmon of Ohio, in a speech deliv-
cred here yesterday, declared his be-
lief that the democratic party could
best serve the nation if a democratic
president were elected, by inaugural
ing a more economic and business like
administration of the various depart
ments at Washington. cutting down
lost motion, cutting out al waste.
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Senator Smith Votes.

Atlanta, Dec. limited States SEN
ator Hoke Smith arrived in Atlanta
this morning from Washington at 1913
o'clock over the Southern, and at
about II cast his vote for Pope Brown
in the gubernatorial primary. There
was lots of cheering by the Pope
Brown men as he appeared at the
polls.