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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
NO DISPUTE over DATE ON THE CRICKET CREASES
Call of Time Saves Kings County
from Defeat.
DRAWS WITH BENS0NHURST
Staten Island Beats Veterans
and Practically Wins N. Y.
Association Championship.

Bensonhurst came within an acc OF I'D
ministering defeat to Kings County In the
last match save one of the metropolitan
League championship series on the grounus
Of the former at Timer Park yesterday
The call of time, when only one more
over would have given the home team
its needed opportunity 10 clinch matters
saved the visitors from disaster. In con-
sequence the latter need merely TO Ora"
their final game at Paterson to-morro" III
order to win the championship.
First at bat. Kings County put on the
fair total of ia, thanks to the good innings
OF l.. r. Williams and J. 5. Mahon. who
scored 80 and %, respectively. Blades, OF
Bensonhurst. bowled in capital shape, tax
ing six wickets at a cost of IS runs.
When play ceased, in accordance Win
arrangement, Bensonhurst had 1Of runs
for the loss of only two wickets draw
was recorded.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
Gaedzik Has No Peer in
Fancy DiUi7G Contest

swimmer, until finally the race narrower
down to a contest between himself, Asch
and +. J. Frerichs, also Of the New YORK
Athletic Club. Asch had handicap OF
three seconds and Frerichs seven seconds
II was not until the three were within
twenty-five yards OF the finish that Eddy
manage to forge into the lead, and nc
gradually pulled out and won by tnreo
yards over Ascr, who finished about inc
same distance ahead Of Frerlchs.
In the half-mile swim J. Oppenheimer, OF
tho City Athletic Club, won In slow time
defeating u. Tobias. n clubmate. by some
thing like ten yards. There we're only four
starters. +. r. Hanrette and J. F. Man
ley, of the New York Athletic Club in adj
dition TO Oppenheimer and Tobias Tobias
was scratch man, Oppenheimer had han
dicap OF 80 seconds. and Hanrette and
Manley were the outside men. with b and
70 seconds, respectively.
Manley was decidedly off form, and Han
rette had passed him IN the first couple OF
dozen strokes. With Oppenheimer and To-
bias gradually crawling up Hanrette held
the lead until he had passed the three-quar-
ter mark and was only furlong from the
finish. Then Oppenheimer cut loose with
driving sprint and overlook Hanrette as
the latter was reaching out for the last
lap. Tobias was about fifteen yards in the
rear, and made game effort to pull
through, but although he gained ten yards
on Oppenheimer i'm the final stretch and
passed Hanrette. he was unable 10 get
within ten yards OF Oppenheimer and
finished that distance behind the winner
Hanrette was more than fifty yards in the
rear.
Wynne Abel. Of Sea Cliff. just across the
Sound from Rye. won the loo-yard swim
for novices.
The summaries follow:
1OO-yard swim (novice )-Won BY Wynne
Abel Mackenzie School: c. Van der Roest. I'M
attached. second: Edward Eberle unattached
third. Time. :23 IS.
22O-yard swim 6handicap)-Won by John c.
Eddy IT, unattached (scratch): Charles Asch
New York 4. G. % seconds), second; +. j.
Frerichs, unattached Il seconds), third. Time
80 SO.
Half-mile swim (handicap)-Won by ]. OPP
pcnheimer, city 4. g. (33 seconds H. Tobias
city y. &. Iscratch). second; f. II. Hanrette
New York \. 9. (6J seconds). third. Time
14:12
Fancy high diving-won by George Gaedzik
Chicago \. A.. with 1879 points: y. T.. Behrens,
City 4. g. second. with 1Sl& points F. Dunn,
Yale University. third. with 15l points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
Chicago Swimmer Sweeps
All Before Him in Car
nival at Rye Beach.

George Gaedzik, holder OF tho American
championship In fancy diving, showed his
ability at the aquatic carnival OF the Rye
Water Club, at Oakland Beach. on the
Sound, yesterday afternoon. when he won
the fancy diving competition easily. Gaed-
xix is from the Chicago Athletic Associa-
ton and is in the East for the fancy div
ing championship contest, which Will be
held at Travers Island tomorrow morning.
Although he has not had overmuch prac-
tice in getting over the effects of his tire
some railroad journey. Gaedzik had no diff
hculty in defeating tho field at the Rye
contest. in which a great many Of the men
against whom he will compete tomorrow
were entered.
GaedzlS took first place, with total OF
1872 points out OF "A possible 300, and his
nearest competitor was y. II. Behrens, OF
the City Athletic Club and former cham
pion OF Germany. scored only 1914 points.
There was a warm contest for third place,
and f. Dunn. Of Yale, won with 15l points.
Gaedzk's diving was superior in nearly
every particular to that Of the men against
whom he was competing. He got on the
board with greater precision. and his
movements were much more clear cut and
better executed than the others. His two
and one-half front somersault was exceed
ingly we'll done. and he struck the water
with scarcely a splash. despite the fact
that he made the dive from 35-foot tower,
with a stiff wind blowing at right angles
to the board.
Gaedzk also made some beautiful front
and back jack knife dives. although one
and one-half back Jack knife by Behrens
was the best executed dive in that class.
Dunn, the Yale man, did well. and his
somersault dives were almost as good as
the winners.
John G. Eddy, jr., unattached, swan
through a field Of twenty-nine starters In
the 22o-yard swim. and won by the closest
kind Of a margin from Charles Asch. OF
the New York Athletic Club. Eddy was
on scratch and was fully fifty yards from
the leading man when he plunged off the
float. However he lost no time I'm picking
up the field. passing swimmer after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
BASEBALL ON THE HILLTOP.

Fast baseball and plenty Of ii VIII be
seen by those who follow the work Of the
negro semi professional teams when the
Lincoln Giants, the American Giants and
the Cuban stars meet on American League
Park tomorrow afternoon in double
header In the hrst game The Lincoln
Giants will cross bats with the Americans
and the closing struggle will he between
tbe winner and the Cuban Stars.
4 bitter pitching duel is expected IN Inc
first game. when Redding. the "BIach
Matty," Of the Lincoln Giants, and Foster
tho star twirlcr Of the American, meet
on the mound. 80 matter which team
,ins the opening game. MendeZ. the
BLACK Diamond" viii pitch for tic cuba
Etarg. lla. viii he called at :.5o o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

r. b. Reece' a EyeINH' ., DtI'"I'V' tut 'O'
McAteer and Bailey did rot bat.
Bowling-Bades. for 40; Sergeant. TOT
20: EVELYN, ! for 2S; T. Gautier, for Ia
Maclennon. l for 80.
Staten Island practically won the cham
pionship of the New York Association for
the season by defeating the New YORK
Veterans at Livingston by the narrow mar
gin of seven runs in an exciting finish. BY
disposing Of the champions for ffty-nine
runs the prospect OF a win seemed bright
for the visitors, but the bowling or II. *
Nicholl and NJ. r. Cobb was altogether too
much for the Veterans. and they were all
out for fifty-two.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
NEW YORK VETERANS.

]. II. Briggs and G. A. Worm did some
remarkable bowling in the Brooklyn and
West Indians game at Prospect Park, and
the Brooklyn victory by twelve runs was due
almost entirely TO their efforts. Briggs set
his field decidedly unconventionally, not
single player being In the slips, but he was
successful from the start, getting Wickets
before run had been scored against him
and finishing with for %. Worm kept a
splendid length and secured wickets for
IS runs.
Thn scorC follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
Four-Room Apartments.

Rohor, I,,,ton Cour, 40 W. l5sth ST. $500
Campus. 3g-4l Claremont ate........ -
Heathcote Hall 900 W. 114th St.. 90
Amesbury Hall. COL w. 10Th ST.. 90
Gerard, aaT ". I2Ist ST. ............ 90
The Nathan Hale, 1T. Washington ave.
and Islst st..............:. f'o
The Dnslarl $. W. cor. Bway ana
1JOtn st 49, 800 -"
Paul Revere 1i1th st. and Convent ave. oOo
Grand View s. ". cor. 10th ST. and St
Nicholas ave. ~"
hea nt pr,ia ,ou,' ................ 40
r'gIdr.naS Ills W 1Tsth st........... 420
~ $500 7t7 " nth st......... 42J
c"'' 49, ,iso B'Way al Nth St 400
ctt,.'Ii' Ill iot " 1880 st.... $50
~, - ~ " 9th st......... 900
t,,,, ov -, 10 ~ I04th St ~ $50
tarrin, w ioTtb st................ $50
- ". 1i1 cathedral Parkway 300
RI" r,r,a tsivsrsidc Drive & II6th. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
CANADA HOLDS CHALLENGE CUP.

London, Sept. "A detachment OF Can
adam artillery to-day defeated company
of London Tcrriiorials for Tho Canadian
challenge cup, scoring i37 10 ~ The
Canadians also defeated the Telriiorais
for tn, Londonderry cup. although no
award was made. neither team scoring a
SUFFICIENT number Of points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
Seven-Room Apartments.

Tintern. 1905 Bway. ssh
Delaware. $50 w. 122d ST ....... 80
Waumbek. 955 West End ave. ..... LOO
1O2d ST. .................... $50,
The Mecklenburg, B'way and 144th st. 81
The Majestic, 145th ST. and ST. Mich
oAhs dNf. op'
Vera, w. 0sth st................ l.20'
Kenmare 3o7 Central Park West. LOO
Greenwich. 446 Central Park vest. Isl
Hendrick Hudson, Riverside Drive and
i'"'il 81 ib'V'
chester ave. ...'............ COZ
Lido Hall Seventh ave. and 10th St. 1.1O'
The Winfield 2O7 West 56th st ........ 1.5G'
The Waramaug so9 ". 115th St 100;
Antlcrs Goa w Hin st............. 1.60'
Devonshire 3o5 w sod st......... LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
Eight Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

katahdin, B'way and 113th st....... -
lmatlla. ~ w. 18th st. ............ I,sO'
The Majestic, s. e. cor 10th st and ST.
Nicholas ave. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6G'
WhaTfdale, 6O3-6O6 W. 18TH St.. 10,
120-12J Riverside Drive. ........ SOC
Lasanno Court 3O7 -313 W. 10th ST.. ,60i
Lancashire 3j3 W. S5th st........... 100
Dorothea .321 w lOlst st ..... 3Oi
262 w SD Observation-Disclosures. .... 80,
stafford i4O-l.2 w 1O4th st........ a0i
Wellington Court 142d ST. and B'way. 1.OG'
Evanston. J0th st. and West End ave. ZOO
Saxony. 80 w SOD s.............. SOi
1910 Riverside Drive .... ........ 1.30I
400 Central Park West cor. DIST st , on
Chesterfield 2GO Riverside Driv, .. 23ot
Pamlico ~ Central Park West. 1.70
Yorkshire 90 w 18th st....... 1,T0
Florham. 256 w 9th st....... 80
Chesterfield. Riverside Drive & osth ST. 300
Florham mi w o7th At --.... 50l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
The Tribune'S
Towns and Cities Contest
is STILL OPEN
Won Can Enter Any Time Before P. N. Sept. IL

~ HE last trio of Puzzle Pictures IN the lrlDunes
Towns and Cities Contest has appeared put the
opportunity to get into this big contest sun open
TENDER r. but if you earnest about It, you WI! not
leave it until the last possible moment. and thus nJure
your chances by limiting yourself ON time
considerations Even if you have never entered such
contest before in fairness to yourself look into tins one
while there is still time. -,
Read the simple but effective rules printed m this
column and see for yourself that they contain no hidden
pitfalls no double meanings. BE convinced as you VIII
be by one reading of hem that their only object TO
insure fair and square deal to every competitor Study
them carefully and you will find that all you need 10
enter this contest NOW is set of the back fuzzle
Pictures and Coupons and Contest Catalogue, which
contains large list of towns and cities, and among when
are all the names which represent the Puzzle Pictures
The complete sets of the Puzzle Pictures ana ',e1
answer blanks have all been printed in neat forn' ana
NAV be had at the Tribune Office or by mall as speched
herewith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

.r .o,,-yorls Tribune's Towns ana
,,i,i.s Contest began on June 2oth' l"i -
Three illustrations cartoons or o'ne' ''
,,.,o,s of the name OF town OF
civ located in the United states W
ada were published daily for periou VI
sixty-scven days. ~
Tho names Of the towns ana 1
...h.'h we're illustrated were all selecteu
Which 'DstciaI Towns and cities CON
80 Catalogue which was issued by nc
Nev-Yo,l< Tribune AS GUIDE anu wv
ence for contestants. =,
rho contest will remain open 70 al
regular readers OF the Dally ahu .'a,'ey
tribune. excepting employees OF the pSP q
- rncmhers of their families. uhti D
n m. Tuesday. September y, ~
enter II is only necessary 10 sS0ute
complete set OF the LOWS -, one
, Contest pictures anu Soup'"S
to sixty-seven.
Contestants must indicate the town or
ott,, renresented by the picture upon the
ccupon provided therefor. coupons may
be nlled out with pen. pencil. 'ypeWFiteI
or nriuted in any manner 10 SUIT the
go OF the contestant. but the complete
coupon must be returned.
Whore contestants are not certain as 10
the name OF the town and city lllustrateu
they will be permitted to send nNe-not
more-answers 10 each picture. II 'he
correct answer is given incorrect answers
will not count against the contestant.
only three answers may be written upon
a single coupon. Extra blanks must pe
used for additional answers. ana an am
svcrs 10 the same number should be kept
together in making up the set. Where
contestants wish 20 submit but one or
two extra answers they may do so Win
out filling out the entire coupon. Al
though several members OF A family may
compete in the contest, only one prize
will he awarded TO any one household or
member thereof, and only one set OF an
swers NAV be submitted by any individ
nal contestant. Participation In any other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
p,uEs GOVERNING THE CONTEST.

contest now being run Will not dcbar any
one from entering this contest
Arrange all answers in neat numerical
order. fasten the coupons securely to-
gether. and deliver or mail them. I'm
neat, fat package mot folded or roleol:
plainly addressed TO THE con Isl
DEPT. THE NETWORK TRlBUEE;
ia Nsssag s',,s n NsH f or sr Iy
The time OF receiving answers will
have no effect upon the awarding or
prizes. However. all answers must be
deposited at the office OF The New-York
Tribune or in the mails on or before mid
night. September IL. 1911
The prizes will be awarded 70 the con-
testants sending In the correct or nearest
correct list OF names TO the entire series
OF towns ard cities illustrations. In the
event OF tie between two or more per-
sons the contestant answering the great
est number OF towns and cities pictures
correctly with the smallest number OF
blanks will be declared the winner. In
case two or more contestants submit the
largest number Of correct answers upon
the same number OF coupons the cash
value Of the prize Will be divided.
4 Judging committee. 10 be announced
very soon. will make the awards strictly
upon the merits OF correctness ana SINH
larity Of the exact wording and spelling
OF the names OF the towns and cities as
we're selected by The Tribune and az
contained In The Tribune's Towns and
Cities Contest Catalogue.
Where set OF answers is securely tss-
tened together the contestant viii be
permitted to stamp with rubber stamp
or abbreviato his or her name upon the
space allotted for same and omit the
fun address from the greater majority
OF the blanks. provided that such full
name. street and postofico address are
plainly written upon the last four coupons
OF the set.
All communications or letters Of In
ouiry concerning the Towns aud Ciues
contest should be addressed 20 the
CONTEST MANAGER, THE TRIBUNE,
I54 Nassau street. New York City,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
Slx-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

Bordeaux. Riverside Drive and 127th st. $500
PORTLAND, 6l2 ". 1t5th st............ 100
Clarence, c12 w p3d st............ $50
Gen Gairn, Riverside Drive and Goth st. 800
The Kimberley. $50 W. 164th st..... roo
Albea. 325 ". 93d st.................. $50
Dacone Hall, $50 w. 1920 st......... 900
1hestcrshire. $40 w 1880 st........ 900
Inc Plymouth 537 W. 149th st..... So
Chiimark Hall, sol W 143d st ..... $50
Vera. 385 ". 9th Observation-Disclosures. see
Naruna. 225 ". s0th st.............. 800
Hudsonia, 10th ST. and Riverside. 900
3ld w saith Observation-Disclosures. 1000
wesleyan Dwlgs 1878 Broadway. 100
Prince Humbert, 40 Cathedral P'kway LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
Three Room Apartments
WEST SIDE

.sbford t3i Cathedral Partway....... $3.50
I-,t,,-i.,, t,ourt XI2a Rroadvay...... 40
400 "a, u trtb =, nn,r Roadway. $50
go I'm 81 ana seventh ave 90. 1000
Sn',,G ytor' ltotb st. & Convent ave. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
Five-Room Apartments
NEST sfDE.

po,hurv pvav and l22d st........ 5000
poncbarirain 312 W. Tooth st........ 500
Annlsfop 1SI Edgecombe ave. ....... $40
MI,uri 40 ~ Ioist st................ 80
Pbseton iao w 18th st............. 300
cniantbc. 5to ~ 18th st.......... $40
T.susrsnto o9u ~ tO5th st.......... $40
p.i.r Mlnnli % Ciaremunt ave. ......... 900
I'M MIN Al cI,remont ave. anna. $40
Norman ara " p3d st............ $50
Rcd Uouss Iotst at and R'way. $40
Grand View 1h5tb and ST. Nicholas ave. $40
Dallas Court. Bwsy and it4th ST.. 42p
The s,,r.,,,., a. " nth
Flora Viiin ana ~ 10th n. ..... $50
UsVmore ,t,rr, Ola " tOdth st....... GnO
Itunttrgt.tt Any ~ 18th st........ SO0
Isir,ngt 49,, soc n ald st....... $50
Adm,,,o, 49, and Sath st....... loo
flv God. W. io5th = .....'......'''''' 80
ksRair, col W lI2d st.....,,...',... Coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
Two-Room Apartments.
MEST SIDE

Wilton Apis, Col W. 1G4th st. cor. .,
Is way .'.'.' - 49, - "
Studer Court. ". JDS w. liith ST.,
cor. st. Nicholas sve................
Schuyler Arms, 30I W. 9sth ST.. =
The Oakdale. 1888 W. 33tn ST..
The Wilbraham. Fifth ave. and 3oth 81.
- ". 18Th 81. lbac helors) $3.50. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
YOUNGSTERS FIELD CLUB WINS

The Youngsters Field club defeated inc
Empire Field club at Greenpoint yesler'
dav morning by score OF ~ Inc
score by innings follows. RuE.
onu 30 ] - 3
Youngsters ..--...-. :, a - a. ~ - n a 2 9
u.,,.,,..-Yhrlish and pseA. lSrher ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
Totals. 5io27ef Totals.

Brooklyn Edison.l o % -
X V polio, % o q q u o | o.
Left on bases-New York Police. 10. Edison,
g. Two-basc hit-Eunis. Tbroe-bose hit
Sweeney. Sacrifice hit-KIley. Double play
Kief-r and EOmtr Bases on bnlls-On Iinser
. of Mand' =. struck out-By Iinsrr ; by
Mandt >. Hit by pltcher-By Muller Sweeney
Time-2:lO Umpires-ilasstit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
A Ready Reference List Showing Location, Number of
Rooms and Rent Which Will Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tiresome Trips
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE

Two-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
l. y. fsjh st..................... >h-oo
Three Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
al rark ave. ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &i'4oo
Six-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
The southhold, liJ L. 3jth st........ Slooo
Eight-Roon Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
Hanover. Park ave. and $50 st........ *l,5oo
ScheFmerhorn, Madison ave. & SD st. 2,soo
Nine-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
Meteor, - l.. 9sth st................. Sl,5OO
Ten-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
II l.. sIth st.................. .....'. so'ooo
Eleven-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
III Madison ave- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Fourteen-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
The Verona. 81 L. G4th st. ............ $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
CIT OUT ALL AROUND.


No that Won can enter this rean owe.
wtc surely one thousah
AZ opportunity you can 1od 20 pas up
such nagnlhccn chance 10
o,;r "a big with such little effort .:.,
With the equipment specified above and when you can
there two oner
care and acuracy-and with these and little appIeauo mere Is Il"
@ and be among the winners
All s 81 answers delivered TO the Contest Department OF
and Nassau streets Oh
INC ,in;gLt if mailed they must bear post
& 81 mailing not later that hour and date and no answers vi"
Won have any the answer TO any OF inc pua
pictures submit extra coupons "'' ~ N '
Der of puzzle pictures al. oo, a., Ioos, the las,
IN the space provided for same and do not ron your
- ..,,o.r;so, with .hc stofc correct
Answers will not be returned alter u9 nave
bnor sited with the Contest Department
The opportunity is still open 80 az
Vow IS THE TINE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF II,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
Nine-Room Apartments
WEST SIDE.

Powellton. Bway and 97th st........ sl.70
~ W. nth ST., mr.. Columbus ave-. -
Queenston. i6 f.. O6th st............... 1.s0
$50 w 79th Observation-Disclosures. 800
lIohenzollern. 49, West End ave-. 2.10'
Stratford Avon. n. e.. cor Riverside
Drive. .................... $40
The Clearheld. 103d ut aud Riverside
brlNe -,oo
Euclid Hall. B'vay and S5th st........ 200
Clarendon. Seth At and Riverside Drive 2 OO
De witt Court 800 w 18th St 26O'
Nellsmore, nth St and B'Way 3,l0
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-13

The statement Of Governor Cruee
anent The bank guaranty law has been
widely read BY bankers mud citIzena
IN and out OF Oklahoma There can
he no misunderstanding OF the POSI-
tion OF the governor In the matter Of
guaranteeing deposits end the banks
of the state now fully understand the
situation. The governor mentions
TWO claasen Of bankers that are max.
ing the irouble-~the dishonest aud the
incompetent. When theHe two olasses
are gotten rid Of the trouble viii be
over, but no way has yet been de.
ylaed whereby they can be entirely
weeded out
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-13

gress With a copy of the constitution
Of Rhode Island. say, and immediately
after admission as state substituted,
BY due amendment. the constitution
that her people want, nobody would
pretend that congress Of any other
state had the slightest right 70 inter.
fere.
Opposition 10 the admission OF Ad.
zOna with the constitution that her
people have deliberately adopted is
mere soreheadedness. A technical sit
uaton arises, which gives reaction an
opportunity of expressing its crouch
against the democratic advance. Re-.
action seizes the opportunity That
the people Of a state may elect their
judges IN any way and for any term
that Dleases them, no one thinks Of
denying IN some states the judiciary
IL selected BY one Or two sets Of party
managers, and, though the results Of
that system are often not admirable,
no one suggests that Il is any affair
Of the federal government Neither
should any one suggest that congress
has the right 10 prevent Arizona from
adopting a method that every state In
tho union II admittedly free 10 adopt
10 say that a method Of judicial cleo
tion Is not republican within the
meaning Of the phrase in the federal
constitution when the same method
Of electing governor or any other
state officer would be Republican" ls
manifeatly absurd
Perhaps reaction is all the more
anxious 70 take kick At initiative,
referendum and recall in the Arizona
constitution because reaction has an
irritating suspicion OF It's helplessness
to prevent their advance elsewhere.
p-~--~=~k .-r--s-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-13

For aale--26O acres OF nice smooth
prairie meadow land, all in one body.
Q miles south Of yaleda Kana. and II
miles southeast of coffoyville, Kans.,
In Nowata county, Oklahoma. Black
limestone soil, good pond OF water,
fenced ON three sides, perfect title.
Price $4,000 per acre, See or write.
Theo. Graves, Vlnita, okla, Room Z,
ilarrett Building. 20itf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-13
Notice OF sale.

one sofrel pony about IA hands high.
ahort name. branded j. II X. on left
hip white left front foot and right
foot, apeck IN left eve. Seven or
eight years old WIN be sold to the
high dollar on April Is. at city pound
pen, east Of Katy railroad.
G, u, WILKINSON.
a02'o City Marshal