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Guam grounds the Ever Readys put
it all over the Reeds with score Of
8 to / last Sunday. Hagen and Rich
ter for the Reeds performed well, but
their support was poor. The stew
stand brothers We're on for the Ever
Ready team and did well, both pitchers
striking out twelve men each Scho-
field and Busch of Fargo played with
the Ever Ready nine.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won in the Ninth.

Boston, Mass, May 3O.-Boston de-
feated Brooklyn yesterday. The win
ming scoring four runs and winning
Tenney singled. Collins ran for him
and went to second on Schardt's
wild throw. Herzog sacrificed and
Collins scored on Ingertoa's fly to
wheat Score: 8 R. H. e.
Boston .s.......s.s.. h1g .
Brooklyn }
Batteries and Raridon !:
Schardt and Miller.
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PEZNcEEoN 61HZHEESITN X4R9ITY OPElZ

This is the first time in twenty five
years that Princeton has entered the
lists for rowing honors. With her arti-
fetal lake, made possible through the
donations of Andrew Carnegie. and
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U. c. 7. RACING MEET
Racing Matinee of the U. C. T. Is AZ.
tracing Great Deal Of At
tion-WilI BE Fast.

The announcement of the horse races
at the Fargo fair grounds on June 9
as a part of the u. C. T. programme is
creating a great deal of attention and
interest With fifteen entries, in the
three classes, there is bound to be a
good race in each class. The heats
will be interspersed, so that there will
be no long waits for horses to cool
out, as is frequently the case. The
races are best two in three, mile heats.
The track is in fine condition, having
been In use all the spring, and 1t need
not surprise anyone if some of the
horses come pretty close to nipping a
piece off their present records.
Reeds Lost Out.
In very good game PLAYED at the
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
standina Of the Taams.
White Almost InvinoibIs.

Chicago, May S0.-Chicago mad little
difficulty in hitting Lake and with
the assistance Of errors made enough
runs to win the first game of the
series from St Louis. White was al
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named after him, Carnegie lake.
Princeton has an ideal sheet of water
for rowing.
The crew as 1t appeared Saturday
against Cornell and Yale is pictured
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overcame bio Lad.

Columbus, O.. May 30.-Overcom-
ing lead of five runs Columbus won
the opening game of the series from
Louisville. Slagle was knocked out
in the seventh and Kroh who succeed
ed him was wild. The game was feat
ured by the batting of Grimshaw and
1ook. score; R.H. f
Columbus IN "a !
Louisville 10 :
Batteries-Cook and Bemis; slagle
Kroh and Hughes.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
standina Of the Tsams.
Mud Hens Lost to Indians.

Toledo, o., May 3O.-Indianapolis
took the first game Of the series from
Toledo IN the fastest game played
this season. Both Brady and Robert
son worked in fine style with the ex-
ception Of one inning. Score:
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above. The men are bow, Gray: No. 2,
Captain Roche: No. 9, Ransome; No..
4, Winants; No. 5, Higgins; No. 6,
Cross; No. Z, Rauch; stroke, smith;
coxswain, Lewis.
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Wall paper at half price for re-
mainder Of MAY D. G. Durkee, Ill
Twelfth street south.
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Cubs Still winnino.

Pittsburg, Pa, May Chicago
punched five hits in the fourth in
nings scoring four runs and winning
the game. All this was after two
men We're out, passed ball by Glib
son being immediate cause. Pitts
burg could not hit Cole and only one
man reached third after the first in
ming Score: R.H. e.
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most invincibie and allowed the vis-
itors four scattered hits score !:
R.HE.
1Hlcago, .r....s............. IL l
-. LOUIS s...-...- b
Batteries white and Sullivan; Lake
and Clark.
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DR.. J. p. FRENETTE DENTIST. OFFICE,
Huntington block, over Biiou. Entrance
on broadway, Fargo, N. ID.
DR. H. Il. STARTLING, DENTIST, ROOM
., deLendrecie block, corner Front and
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New York, May Philadelphia
defeated New York, the loss of the
game, together with Chicago's victory
over Pittsburg costing New York first
place. HUMPHREYS outpitched Crandall
and drove in two runs in the second
inning with triple. Score: R.H.E.
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Cleveland, May S0.--CIeveland de-
feated Detroit winning in the ninth in
ming. OF Detroit's runs four were Sc
cured on misjudgment Of fiys while
another was the result OF a muffed
NY. Cleveland made it's runs on clean
hitting. Gregg was used as relief
pitcher for the third successive day
his record being two victories and
tie. Score: r. II. E.
Cleveland NORTHUMBERLAND. Is 8
Batteries Banding, Gregg and
Land; Mullin and Stanage.
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Batteries -. Crandall and Wilson;
HUMPHREYS and Doom.
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Counsellor at Law. Over Fargo national.
bank block, Fargo
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS. HENDERSON
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate prac-
tice a speciality.
ROBINSON, J. r., ATTORNEY AT Law,
612 Front street, Fargo. Practice In ali
courts. Tax cases a speciality.
TURNER, H. r., ATTORNEY AT Law.
Offices In Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
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the Grand Prix race there on July O..
but the unexpected pogtponenaent of
that event left him free to come here,
The majority Of the entrants signed
an agreement permitting Chevrolet to
start
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Cleveland
Detroit
Won Two Games,

Washington, May 30.-Boston won
both games of the double header with
Washington. Walker and Otey were
batted out of the game. In the second
both Gray and Pape were chased to
the bench but Boston was favored with
bases on balls and timely hits, get
ting the decision by one run. Score:
First game: R.H.E.
Washington ................. 0 9 5
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II is
Batteries-Walker, Otey, Sherry and
Street; Karger and Nunamaker.
Second game: r. H. E..
Washington 10 1
Boston I'll 2
Batteries-Gray, Groom and Street;
Pape, Collins and Kleinow,
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BEAUTY PARLoRs.
DENTISTS

NINE. MELIN, BEAUTY PARLoRs.
Electroiysls, massage chiTopody and
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Additional sports on Page Nine.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

ARCHITECTS.
HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, OF
fces Douglas Bldg, lib Broadway,
Fargo.
A. y. O'SHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO,
N. ID. Offices In deLendrecie Bldg.
ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMSON. EXPERT AC-
countant. Phone 399-J. 1120 Third ave
nue. south. Fargo. N. d.
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smith saved One eame.

st. Louis, May SO.-The local
team won the first game and tied the
second of the first double header of
the National league season from Gin
cinnati. st. Louis scored two runs on
two singles, an error and a base on
balls in the eighth inning and won the
opening game a to- 6. The second
game was called because of darkness
due to an impending thunderstorm
Smith saved Cincinnati from losing by
superb pitching in the seventh, going
in with a man on third and no one
out. McLean's error gave st. Louis
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ATTORN EYS

BARNETT & RICHARDSON, ATTOR-
neys at law. 0fnce, and .. Morton
Building Broadway, Fargo.
BOTT, II. j., LAWYER. eUITE z, mo
neer Life Building. Fargo. n. OAK. Prac.
tlce In all courts Ia North Dakota and
Minnesota.
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The standing of the teams in the So
Mile league is as follows:
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Reeds Lost Out.

hesus Lost Out.
In very goou game played at the
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Union Labor Ticket Beaten

San Francisco, Nov. AT this
hour. $50 o'clock, Indications are that
a board of superiors in sympathy with
the adm 'nistration of James Rolph,
Jr., elected mayor of San Francisco
on a municipal conference ticket at
the September primaries, has been
elected. Probably not more than
three union labor candidates are sue
4aessfrl. Thee are SO candidates, IS
to be elected. OF these "a were Fus-
ion andidates and 10 union labor. The
municipal conference ticket for d S.
trict attorney, auditor, sheriff and
coroner. is running behind, with the
race close for the latter two off ces,
NJ. Fickert, present incumbent, has
been elected by a big majority over
L. Hathorn.
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that his home town had thrown over
the Republican ticket, headed by Louis
Scihwab, who has been mayor for two
years. The Pres dent had expected
that the city would re-elect Schwab
and that he could count on Hamilton
county as safely Republican. Not
only is Hunt elected, but the entire
city Democratic ticket, including
councilmen and judges, is put in Of
flee. The President heard the result
of the election ton ght while at a
banquet OF the Commercial Club at
the Queen City Club. The President
would make no comment ON the cleo
ton. He looked downcast and plain
ly felt the defeat which he had tried
to avert. Taft came to Cincinnati TO
save the Republican ticket.
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WAS A SUCCESG
"SINGIN' SKEWL"

A packed house With even standing
room at a premium greeted the
"Singing Skewl" at the Hawley Me-
mortal church last night. And that
the audience was pleased with the
show was evidenced by the contlnu-
Gus laughter throughout tue perform
ance. The members of the school had
thoroughly mastered their parts and
the performance Went through with
out a hitch and several of the cast
are worthy of special mention. c. O.
Huber, as the professor, caused many
laughs, and the appearance on the
stage of Mr.. Hines in the role OF
"Cal Aamity' was most lud crous. r.
&c. Jaggers and Frank OaConnor and
Mesdames w. A. Hamilton and H.. c.
Wilson are also 10 be complimented
for their ability.
The sum of about $75 was received
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Taft Given A Jolt.

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. by an
overwhelming vote the city of Cleve-
land aga swung back into the De-
moratic column after two years of a
Republican mayor and Newton D.
Baker was elected mayor today by a
majority that may be anywhere from
10000 to 10000. Baker, who is a
young lawyer, is a protege of the late
Tom l.. Johnson and was with him in
all his fights for three-cent fares.
Baker carries an entire Democratic
city ticket into power with him and
will have a Democrats council.
Cincinnati has also elected a De-
m%ocratic mayor, Henry P. Hunt, the
man who prosecuted Boss Cox,
winning over the present mayor, a
Republican,, who was backed by Cox
and President Taft. Columbus elect
ed a Democratic mayor, a socialist can
didate being second in the race.
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"Philly" Goes Republican.

Philadelphia, Nov. 7.-Incomplete
returns at midn eht indicate the cleo
ton of George H. Earle, Jr., as mayor
by a small majority over Rudolph
Blankenburg, Independent Republican
and Democrat. Earle's lead probably
will not be more than 10000. 1t is
likely that he will carry with him the
Republican candidate for controller,
city solicitor, sheriff, recorder of
deeds and coroner. This is an indie
cisive finish to one of the hottest
fights Philadelphia has ever seen.
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Republicans Sweep State.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 7.-Lieutenant
Governor Louis A. buckingham, the
Republican candidate for governor,
was elected on a trial wave that al
ried with him the entiie Republican
state ticket, defeating Governor Foss,
the Democratic candidate and the rest
of the Democratic nominees. Last
year Foss o owe Governor Draper
by $4,000 SO it will be seen tsaat there
was a complete overturn ng Of the
state politically.
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Big Democratic Victory.

LOUSY lie, Ky, Nov. THE Demo-
Gratis have carried Louisville by an
old fashioned majority, which pro-
misses to be one of the largest in the
history of the state. James B. Nc
The Democrats will have a big major
ity in the Legislature and will elect
Congressman OIL James United
States Senator, he having won the
Nomination in the recently primary.
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German Is Defeated.

Baltimore, Md, Nov. Hon. Phil
lips Lee Goldsborough, Who resigned
the position of collector of internal
evenue to become the Republican
candidate for governor, was elected
to that position today by an estimat-
ed majority of 5000 over United
States Senator A.. P. German. The
Democratic candidate and son of the
late United States Senator A. p. Cor
man.
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Barnes Claims Victory.

New York, Nov. 7.-Williams Barnes
Jr., cha srman of the Republican state
committee, in a statement to the In
ternational News Service at 1880
o'clock, said that the Republicans had
carried the Assembly by twenty, a
good working majority and wrested
the state from the Democrats. eve
have Won great victories in Buffalo,
Rochester, Syracuse and Albany, he
said. II conceded Troy to the Demo-
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AT THE JEFFERSON-I. Silver
s%i4si94, ST. Louis, D. P. Terry, Tillar;
b, D Reilly, st. Louis; G. Weather.
spoon, New York. Mrs. G. Latta
Clarke, Dallas: II. D. Geigerman, Gin
e%ihRati; f. A.. Harris, Cincinnati;
Glenn Plank, st. Lsuis; G. G. Ludwig,
+ ttof Springs; G. e. Cockerell. Gov
irgton, Tenn; G, O. Sachs, Kansas
City; !. A. Francis, Little Peck: C.
L. SETTER, New York; W.. w. Carter.
Dallas; T. A. Railsback, Fort Smith:
f. {. Leihty. Fort Smith: l.. O. Head
Little Rock; ]. NJ Mccoy, Little Rock;
5 l.. Miller, st. Louis; C. o. Fulk and
Wife, Lake Village; L. e. Whitehall.
Kansas City; H. L. Snyder, Hope; ].
l.. Lepsey, city.
AT THE ARLINGTON-H. H. Hud-
en-, Evansville, Miss; Chas. T. Rob-
erts, st. Louis; F. c. Pailey. Men,
phis; r. r. Stevens, San Antonio;
Mrs. "A. Syer, Dallas, Texas Chas.
Reed. Little Rock; James Owens.
city: i. r. Carderay, Fort Smith; J.
ASFnlkerson, Rogers Ark; L. A..
Powell, Texarhana; s. B. Perry Oak
wood. Texas: Ed Hayes. Camden: D..
NJ. Bogtt, Chicago; II. X. Padgett.
city: c. NJ. Blease, Dallas; George r.
King. Louisville, Ky; E. w. Ragsdill.
Little Rock; NJ. E. Seigly, Syrath.
Miss; H f. Williams. Little Rock: G.
T, Henderson, Little Rock; B. G. Gro
veil, Texarkana; John b. Atkins, Chi
cago; W.. P. Mcmillan, st. Louis.
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New Mexico Democratic.

Albuquerque, \. NJ. Nov. with
perfect weather conditions and a ire
mendously heavy vote cast, the indi-
cations early this evening are that
William c. Mcdonald, Democratic
cand date for governor and who was
endorsed by the Progressive Republi-
cans, will carry the state by from s.
900 to 5000 majority.
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Quiet In Virginia.

Richmond, Vo., Nov. County Of
ficers and an entire Legislature were
elected throughout Virginia today. In
only a few Instances was opposition
shown to the regular order of things
and very little interest was shown in
the election, the vote being very light.
The Democrats have carried their leg
i~slative districts and the Republicans
managed to hold their representa-
ton.
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Bilbo Elected.

New Orleans, Nov. Earl Brewer
was elected governor of Mississippi;
without opposition. Theodore G. Bill
DO was elected. lieutenant governor
over J. L. Lester. Socialist, who polled
a good vote. This is the first time
in Miss ssippi history that the Demo-
cratic nominee had opposition and the
Socialist vote surprised all.
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the Globe, which has supported the
Republican ticket, comedies the cleo
ton of Eugene N. Foss, the Demo-
Gratis candidate for Governor. About
forty per cent of the state, including
the city Of Boston, has reported. Foss
falls beh nd his vote Of last year by
! eight per cent. rockingham exceeds
/ Diapers vote by five per cent.
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Democrat In Kansas.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 7.-Complete
returns from the Second Kansas Con-
gress' onal District indicate that JOS
eph Taggart, Democrat, has defeated
U. S. Geyer, prospective Republican,
by a majority of 1850. Taggart has
apparently carried seven of the nine
counties of the District VITA one or
two of the counties not heard from.
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Socialists Win Out.

Schenectady, N. Y, Nov. THE
Socialists scored a great victory in
this city and county, electing their
entire ticket TIL the exception of
city judge. DR.. George II. Lunn was
elected mayor by a majority of 1000
Eight Socialist aldermen. out of
thirteen members of the board, were
also elected.
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Woodrow Wilson Set Back

Trenton, n. J., Nov. 7.-Goyernor
Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey, re-
ceived a severe setback in the loss of
the state legislature, which will have
about fifteen Republican majority on
a joint ballot.
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Chicago Non.Partisan.

Chicago, H., Nov. 7.-Chicago voters
registered a big victory for clean po-
lities today when they elected a strong
non-part san judicial ticket. For
judge of the cilcuit court indications
can, received a slight majority over
John P. McGorty, Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-08

Governor Foss early this evening
said: 81 do not concede the election
to Mr.. rockingham. The returns are
Incomplete"
The Republican State Committee de-
clared that rockingham would carry
the state by $4,000.
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and will be used in the general fund
for the support Of the church. The
pastor and tie members of the
church were we'll pleased with the
affair and express their appreciation
to those who assisted n making it a
success.
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Democrat By 5000.

Omaha. Neb., Nov. AT midnight
tonight returns from the Third Con-
~gressional District indicate the cleo
ton OF Stephenson, Democrat, over
James Elliott, Republican, by 5000
majority.
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tai Republican representation in the
Assembly from New York County fiji
teen, and the total from Kings Coun-
ty fifteen or sixteen. The Republic
cans also carried two of the four, if
the final returns do not show three
of the four Assembly districts in
Queens.
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Baker Majority 10000

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 7.-Early re-
turns indicate the election of New
ton w. Baker, Democratic mayor Of
Cleveland by a majority of 10000.
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Hunt Wins In "Cincv.'

Cleveland, Ohio, ..ov. livery re-
turns from Cincinnati show gains for
Democrats. 1t is believed that Henry
P. Hunt would be elected mayor.
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Kings

New York, Nov. 7.-Early returns
ind cate that the majority of the Re-
publican ticket in Kings county will
be 5000.
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Piles Cured In 6 to IA DAYS.

Your druggist refund money if
PAzo OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or
P~rotruding Piles in 6 to IA days. SOC
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Rochester Republican.

Rochester, N. Y, Nov. 7.-Complete
returns give Egerton, a Republican,
majority of $3.50 for mayor.
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Democrats Make Gains

Newport, r. l., Nov. 7.-Early re-
turns show Democratic gains, Water
man, Democl at, leading Pothier, Re-
publican, for the governorsh'p p. -
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Taft I Blue.

Cincinnati. O.. Nov. President
Taft was glnm tonight when he heard
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Nav Be FOss.

Boston, Mass. Nov. THE election
would seem to be in doubt, although
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For Alderman.

The Graphic is authorized to an
nounce r. G.. Bob" Johnson as a can
didate for alderman from the Fourth
ward, his candidacy being subject to
the action of the Democratic party at
the coming city primary election.
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REPUBLICANS And
DEMOCRATS SPLIT

Continued from page ~
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Oldest Agency In Arkansas.
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We Appreciate your patronage.
Phone us any time, Day or Night,
and your wants will have attention.
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Wilson Elected Mayor.

Bridgeport, Conn.,, Nov. Wilson,
a Republican, has been elected mayor
of Bridgeport.
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You! !.U M s:',:f JOB?

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The Winslow mail., 1911-07-01

Mrs. Harry Asbury gave a
whist party Wednesday after
noon, complimentary to her
mother Mrs. Henry Klooz, OF
Nashville, Tennessee. Guests
were Mesdames, Walcott, Daze,
Irwin, LaChance, Gillard, Geary,
Ratelle. Powell and Miss Den
ton. The guest of honor was
given a hand-paintedplate. Mrs
LaChance won first prize (which
was also handsome plate, and
Mrs. VIM, Daze received second,
a cut glass dish. A delicious
lunchen was served.