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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
VIRGINIA SQUAD
IN HARD PRAC T|CE
Dr.. Lambeth Assists Yancey
and Elliott in the
Coaching.
tspecial to The Times Dispatch. !

IL.
Charlottesville. Va. October ls.-
The University of Virginia football
team was put through a hard practice
this afternoon, and it was dark before
the players returned TO the gymnasium
Or. Lambeth took a hand in the coach
ms, standing behind the varsity line
with Coaches Yancey and Elliott The
scrub team was driven by Coach War.
rem, OF Randolph Macon College team.
former Virginia end. Four touch
downs were made by the varsity, and
one by the scrubs
Goodhue and Jaeger, who were call
ed 10 their homes ten days ago. have
rejoined the squad. and were tried III
the hackheld to-day. Todd alternated
at quarter and half. and Wilson took
Bowers place end.
Goodhue. Todd. Gooch and Thornhill
tried their hands at punting with
varying success. Another player who
booted" the ball well. was Ray. OF
the Charleston CIV. Va High School. a
tackle on the scrubs
New members ot the squad TO-DAY
were YereN, 17s-pound guard, from
Stone High School, Boston. and Con-
roy. subtackle at ST. Louis University
Yeren made good showing on the
scrub. Jones, last years funback,
who injured his shoulder a fortnight
ago, engaged in scrimmage to-day. He
witt. who was tried at end. handled the
forward pass cleverly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
Chalmers
' MOTOR CARS
Gosdonl Moor Motor! onpu,y
sIcHMoND. VIRGINIA
R|XEY ANNOUNCES
QU|NT SCHEDULE
Especial to The rimes-Dlspatcb.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Charlottesville. Va. October 10
Eppa Rixey. manager of the virginia
basketball team. at meeting of the
General Athletic Association board, re-
ported on the schedule he is arranging
Tor the quint this season Among the
games he has booked to date are the
following:
January l3-Gallaudet at Charlot.es
vile.
January 27-oieorgetown. in wash
ington.
February 2-washington and Lee. at
Lexington.
February 3-virginia Military Insti-
tute. at Lexington.
February 6--Univers,ty of North
Carolina. at Charlottesville
February 22-Frankln and Marshall.
at Charlottesville
Robert j. GIL. of Seattle, Wash. an
a. u OF Western Maryland College.
was elected assistant business man
ager OF the Basketball team.
Charles Rigler, OF Mass!llon. o, tho
National League umpire. who has been
law student at the University o. V!r-
gin'a for the past two years. is ex-
pected TO arrive at the university by
saturday 10 continue his law studies.
He has been umpir!ng in the series OF
games between Cleveland and Cincin.
natl 70 determine the Ohio State cham
pionship. Risler coached the Virginia
baseball team last spring up TO the
tine OF HIS departure at the opening
/ OF the baseball season IN the National
| League
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
HIGH SCHOOL TO
PLAY NJ CURES
Game This Afternoon Will In
augurate Prep School Cham
pionship Games.

The first game in the prep school
Championship football series will BIO
played this afternoon, when the elevens
representing John Marshall High
school and McGuirc's University School
clash at Broad Street Park Hostili-
ties are scheduled to commence at 800
o'clock. Both schools have been train
Ing FOR the game for several weeks.
ana the alumni OF both institutions Will
De out in large numbers
Inc games between the prep schools
i"st year were by far the most inter-
estinS played locally. Each OF the
three contamination Marshall Nc
cures and Richmond Academy---hal
worthy teams in the field, and each
game was holly contested AS each of
the contestants reports that their team
is stronger than last season. better
games may be expected.
John Marshall will line up as fol-
lows: Cosby. right end McElroy, right
tackle Ancarrow, right guard: Wiling
ham, centre: Robins. lett guard Ham
lin, LEFT tackle: Sands. left end. Gray.
quarter back; King. left half Brumble.
iull back: Montgomery, right half
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
EVENTS At LAUREL
DRAW BIG CROWD
Program Consists of Military
Drills, Horse Show, Cattle
Parade and Races.

Laurel, Md, October le.-The larg-
est crowd OF the meeting was here to-
day 10 witness a diversified program
OF military drilling, Il horse show. a
cattle parade. harness racing and a
we'll balanced card of running races.
Sucker, the 3 to favorite, won the
overnight selling handicap the days
feature. Summaries:
First race--purse $500. two-year :
Odds, Ave fur!ongs--Excalibar Is 10 -
first, Gift g to 81 second. Tick Tack
% to 81 third. Tim. Zoe as.
Second race-purse $500. two-year-
olds, Ave and half furlongs-Eth
cheney q TO p FIRST. Nello e to u
second, camellia teven) third. Time.
1903
Third race-purse $500, two-year-
olds. six furlongs-Pliant Is to ID FIRST.
AHable & TO lo) second. Cloud Chat
u to p third. Time. 1916.
Fourth race-purse 5000. handicap
three year-olds and up. mile and a
Observation-Disclosures C3 to 81 arst John
Reardon g to 81 second, Spellbound
q to ~ third. Time. i:4S is
Fifth race-purse $500, three-year
Oids and up. six Observation-Disclosures tn
aarwood q 10 p first. Smirk e TO -
second. Ragman q to 81 third. Time,
1914 1-5.
Sixth race-purse $500. three-year-
olds and up. mile and an eighth-Lad
of Langdon G. 10 - first, Brevi;e 6
10 81 second, Servicence g to - third.
Time. 1854 l-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
ANXIOUS TO PLAY
REMAINING GAMES
If Conditions Are at All Favor
able Teams Will Meet
To-Day.

Philadelphia, October ls.-The out
look for the playing of the fourth game
OF the worlds Championship series
here tomorrow is somewhat dubious.
Weather reports indicate that Atmos-
pheric conditions hero will DO unset
tied. and the grounds at shibe Park
are still wet and soggy from the down
pour OF the past two days
The players on both teams are now
anxious to play the remaining games
as soon as possible. and II conditions
are at all favorable the game. wnicA
has been twice postponed. viii be
played. Manager Mack. OF the Phi!u-
oeiphia american League team. to-day
smiled at the report that the delay
had favored the New York team more
than it had the Athletics He pointed
TO the fact that the rest had enabled
BAKER. TIE best hitter III the present
series, TO recover from the wounds re-
eelYed by the Two spik!ngs from snod-
grass. Jack Barry. ne said. nad also
received a bump in New York. and the
iay-on would benefit him.
Neither Manager Mack nor Manager
.nCJEe" VIII announce their pltCLlnE
probabilities for to-morrow's game Ii
Is believed. however that Bender, the
indian. viii go in Tor tho local team,
and II is not improbable that Mathew
son viii be on tie mound for the
Giants. Mathewson made the state
ment last night that Ames Would
probably go in to-day. but since The
big fellow has had an additional days
rest. 1t Is thought that McGraw Will
send him back against the American
League champions. and hold Marquard
in reserve for the Afth game IN New
OK. 1t is argued that Merquard has
SHOWN form equal TO that OF Mathew
son, and with q home crowd 10 cheer
MIN on ne VIII do even better than he
ala In t".s city on Monday last
Both Ames and Wi!tse are anxious
TO go in against the local team, but
NcGraw is SPHINX so far as allowing
ms pitching plans to become known.
W ldespread ruInors that Contre-
fielder snodgrass, OF the New York
team. had been attacked by partisans
of the Philadelphia Athletics. IN con-
nection with the Baker spik!ng Incl
denl in New York last Tuesday. are
untrue. The runiors were in circula-
tion here all day and ranged from a.
fist fight TO the New York player be-
ing shot and killed. Snodgrass was
about the Majestic Hotel, the head
quarters Of the team, as usual to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
Surprise l. Dayis.

suT u
For tine Athletics. the surprise was
Davis, who during the greater part OF
the season did not play, and it looked
like sure thing for AicInnls in the
series and Davis had practiced hardly
any possibly being a little overweight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
A. AND NJ. WINS
FRO NJ BUCKNELL
Aggies Defeat Strong Pennsyl-
vania Team by Score of
E to o.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.


Raleigh. n. c.. October is.-The
10 the surface to-day. when the Red
and White came back" after suffering
defeat last saturday at the hands OF an
inferior team ana beat Bucknell Uni
Nersiry, OF Pennsylvania. by the deci-
siNe score of to Q.
The score came III the hrst quarter.
after a. and NJ. had kicked of to Buck
nell, and had carried the ball down
the field for sixty yards. only to lose it
on failure OF forward pass 10 work OH
Bucknells twenty-yard line. The
Ituakers made eighteen yards before
being stopped, Bucknell being penaliz-
ed fifteen yards for holding, and five
for of side, and lost the ball on the
next play by failure TO make down.
Robertson advanced the ball ten, then
thirty yards. Anthony three and Cool
four for touchdown. HURT kicked
goal. The quarter ended with the
ball in Bucknells possession OH their
tortyyard line.
The second quarter was characterize
ed by on side kicks by Bucknell. which
Melted nothing, and by several uulbies
by A and NJ. Hartzell was substitute
ed for Robertson in the third quarter.
on account OF an injury to Robertson S
right shoulder in the second quarter.
but he had no opportunity TO get away
with tho ball. Robertson replaced
Hartzeu near the end OF this quarter.
The ball was mostly in BucknelTs terri :
tory during this quarter. Hurtt barely
missing q try at goal from the twenty
tive-yard line.
In the fourth quarter. after a series
of line PLAYS RuckneI, made On side
KICK, which the ouakers attempted 10
recover. The ball was fu,nbled three
times by Bucknell men I'm AN a,tempr
to pick it up. a Buckneu man Anally
being dowre5 IN and ,I,s eIgb,ear
yard line. Bucknell ATTEMPTED a for
ward pass. which a. and Nj. broke I'd. A
series Of line PLAYS Melted the Red
and White thirty Yards
On exchange OF punts. A. and NJ.
gained twenty wards the game ending
with the ball on a. and Ms ffty-fve-
ward line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
NJ GRAW CENSURED
BY COMMISSION
Repetition of Conduct During
Tuesdays Game Will Cause
Disbarment.

New York, October la.-The National
Commission to-day censured John Nc
GEaw. manager OF the New York Ma
uonal League club, because OF his "un-
warranted conduct and language" dur
ing the Athlettcs-Glants game here la st
Tuesday The commission also serves
notice upon him that e repetition OF
MS misconduct would result IN removal
from the teld dIsbarment from all fur
Their worlds series games. and heavy
fine.
First Baseman Merkle of New York.
was fined 500 for using improper lam
suage in the game played on the Polo
Grounds in New York last Tuesday.
\ repetition OF the oTense. the COM
mission says, Will result in his disbar-
ment from the remaining games of the
nr.sent Wnrld.s satAes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
FIVE R ACES AT
PETERSBURG FAIR

Petersburg, Va, October ls.-The
five races this afternoon were ex.
ceilent, and showed fine speed. They
were witnessed with enthusiasm by q
big crowd
First receive entries. trot. Purse.
800. one mile-Wmner, Lena Direct.
Time. 2:1s Ia.
Second rece-six entries; pace. Purse.
$500; one miie-Winner, Maggie w.
Time. 2:li Ia
Third raee.-seven entries. ,rot
Purse $500. one mile--Winner, White
Stockings Time. egg IA
Fourth race-eigh, entries. running.
Purse. $3.50; f!ve-eighths mile--Winner.
Lucille H. Time, l.o2 3-5.
Flfth race-thrce entries; running
Purse. Sl5O; one Inilc--winner Galley
4 Slave Time. 1;44 Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
NEGRO ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Gets Bullet From Cops Gun Which
Was Not intended for Him.

Joe Morris. colored, lies in The City
Hospital with an ugly scalp wound. tho
result of a shot from this revolver OF
Patrolman L. c. Tanner. However, IL
is expected that ne will recover.
The bullet which pierced the scalp
of Morris was not intended for him.
He was standing at the corner OF Sec
ond and Duval Streets WEDNESDAYS
night. Three negroes ran by him, and
attracted by the swift approach and
equally as swift departure, Morris
gpzed upon the imitation Marathon race
until a sting about his head ipforme d
that all was not we'll.
1t appears that the trio who were
dashlng down the street were GLIDING
the pursuit of Officer Tanner. SelieV
ing them to be highwaymen, the latter
opened fire, with a view of preventing
their escape. The bullet struck Morris
instead OF one of the fuginvcN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
Y. M. G. A. Tennls Match.

The Tennis Association Of the \. W.
c. A. will hold a tournament at the
Hermitage Golf Club this afternoon
and tomorrow. The courts have been
lent to the players by the courtesy OF
the tennis committee OF the Hermitage.
The players have drawn as follows:
Miss Meredith, Miss Powers; Miss Nun
ford. Miss Hawes; Miss Crenshaw,
Miss Boyd; Miss Preston, Miss Nc
Faden; Miss Barber. Miss Minor; Miss
Wills. Miss Winston.
All members OF the Y. w. c. A. are
cordially invited TO witness these
matches The final round will be play
ed nj APO P NJ SATURDAY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
Juror Filmed for pi.order.

While trying u damage suit yester-
day in the Henrico Circuit Court, one
OF the Jurors became so noisy and
evinced SO much disposition to take
part in tho proceedings that he was
excused from further service and fined
by the court for disorder. After con-
ference of attorneys the case procee ded
with only six Jurors tn the box.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS
Acndemy-"Thc Country Boy"
bitou-".Around the Clock"
"Thc Countr, BOY"

TITO Country Hoy"
NO picture of the struggles of a
boy from the country who invades the
city In an endeavor to make his for
tune has been more graphically drawn
IMAM that by Edgar Selwyn in his
comedy. The Country Boy" which
Henry b. Harris will present at the
academy tonight and Saturday and
Saturday matinee.
This particular boy is dscontented
ana dissatisfied. He longs for the
lights and the crowds. He does not
see that in his own little community
there are opportunities for success and
good living greater than those to be
round In the big city. 1t takes bitter
experience to teach him this, but he does
learn It, But the story OF this boys
struggle Is so literally inerspersed
win laughter that II provides one OF
the most delightful entertainments Of
many seasons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-20
MAY BE MISBRANDED
Government VIII Investigate What's
What Regarding Tomatoes.

Proceedings We're instituted yester.
day in the United States District Court
against 400 cases of canned tomatoes
violation Of the pure food laws. The
goods in question were shipped by j.
s. Farren & Co, of Baltimore, to S.
Ullman's Sons. OF Richmond
The canned vegetables will be seized
and pending the result of q chemical
analysis, action against the Baltimore
firm will be delayed. The government
Is of the opinion that the shipment III
question was misbranded. but it will
require considerable work to ascertain
Mhe ther this be true.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09

Mrs. Wade, who had returned to her
h"m" west ~ Jordan. was taken IN and
'a, been moved to House. New Mexieo.
win Stewart has returned "a hi, home
north of Jordan Mr.. stewart has been
away for the past few months.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Olson spent last SUNDAY
oi the home of Mrs. u. l.. Cox.
The SUNDAY School at Jordan ha. been
discontinued ou account of bad weather.
Mt ". -. Jordan and his son. Jim.
mad" @ trip 10 rurumcari the first of
last wcck
Miss Ene Groves has returned 10 her
h"m" east of Jordan. She has been Wis
iiinp lu Kansas city for few months.
Mr.. llick, aud Mr. llnrris were cat
bunting lns' Friday and got lost and had
some trouble tu lind home.
Mr.. Fred Brown II on the sick list,
but j. improving
Nr Nat Grnian ha, been sick for the
past week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
SOCK SOCIAL

Th" Hdir. ct the Baptist l.adir- Aid
n"Ii .uch social ~ rhur.day evening
m ihr llauc"rk building which wa. ~
pl"t" with iuu aud ,nciuhili'y. ANON.
The entertaining feature, was guessing
contest concerning bird, IN which Mr.
lin"n Wa. ne" winner; auu'hrr lriug pu
DID fashioned spelling hrr which WI.
he cuus" uf much mcrrimrut aud ~.
N"alcd s"mr startling fact, IN regard
go ability along that thorny path oi
hu"wlrdg" Nil, l.ury Thorpe stood
up' longest aud va. presented with %
box of chocolatr,, the gentleman who
won M" ho"hy prize box of crack.
rriark Wr will u,t reveal Tor ohyiou,
reasons.
The ludtc, realized q nice sum for
their effort, aud were more than repaid
by tho evident enjoyment of those pre-,
ru' something like one hundred iu
number
Thi- ald society j. nearing 'hr close o'
III" contest for e month past 100 wh,sh
in" two side, into which the society va,
divided are contrasting Tor suprrmar, 'u
lrr matter uf raising fund, for the lorul
work. \ market on saturday ificrn"nn
viii close the contest aud % is 10 h.,
hoped that the friends "f these lad'c.
will come - their assistance tomorrow
aud putruuilr the market.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
TEACHERS AND COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
STATE WILL ATTEND

Prof llotor of the city .chop, iu
rmm. tb" editor that 'hr public school.
ui the city will have vacation next
Ncr. aud nIl the teacher, aud tbr cuun
I, ,urI aud the suprrclrct will attend
'H' meeting ~ The state board ui rdura.
jiuu which ruuvcnc- ai santa fr next
lbur.du, Thu, u the hr,i time 40 the
biI"rv of the a,.,~intiu that the stat,
superintendent has asked 'hc ,iicuduur,
ut tine teacher. of the state aud the
county -uprrlutcudcnt. to meet with
him during session of thc us,orIaiion
Man, "t the schools are ii,mi.-iug tor
.a. vgrh aud the teacher. viii attend
Ir"m every rounty.
r. l"oa, ,hnt with ,tntnhuod We are
going fee rnrgc ahead u educational
lines aud there could ru' hr more ia
,uuh.r Indication tor DO" growth ut
iho new stat" than to see the school,
du.u. something l.ct rurumrau be- al
Nay- loo the van.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
JORDAN NEWS

On the first day uf thi, month au
ether -uow visited this section Of New
Mexico. This {, three good SHOWS thi.
winter.
Mr., Underwood thrcshcd his broom
corn nu hi- farm south of Jordan last
week,
Mr., Col. Green and Hiram William,
made a business trip in the southern
part Of the community last week
Mr aud Mrs. Leonard, who live few
miles south of Jordan will soon return
To their old home in Indiana.
Rev. j. W. lIuggins Of QUAY, Y. M.,
filled his regular appointment NJ Jordan
school house on the first sunday Rev
lluRgins has been pastor of the Baptist
church AZ Jordan for more than tive
"1r-. but Rev. higgins preached hi.
farewell sermon and resigned rs pastor
Rev llupgiuS aud wife are preparing u
leave New Mexico aud will enter schco
10 better prepare themselves for th,
ministry, Rev lluggins has been Z
prosperous farmer near quay for IN,
past i've wears. The church a. this plac,
wish them both much success in ihei
chosen work.
Mrs. Jack Green has gone tu Okla
homa to spend the winter with he
dnughter.
Mr.. II. l.. Cox made trip 10 Tucum
earl the first OF the week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
HUNTING SEASON AT ITS
HEIGHT IN NOVEMBER
Quail Shooting Open In Every State In
the Union; Wild Turkey Now
Legitimate

Washington, u. g., Nov - \oNrm
beer mark, the height uf the hunting
,rns"u. Tracking snow ~ the ground
IN the north permit, mn",r and deer
hunting 10 earnest; upland game
lmntiug Q" h"giu in earnest; upland
gam" birds are well grown, aud the mi.
grn'ion at waterfowl i. at H. heaviest.
The chief interest center, iu ikc uuru
ny of the hunting season for quail
EN"Gy state IN which they are abundant
rom New Nork Ia Nebraska aud from
rt"rida tu Texas, open. irs quail ,ruso Q
his month, with the exception Ot Geo
gin, where 'hc ,rcuiup i DELAYED until
The first uf December, The season j. nj
ready open IN New England. Michigan.
and Minnesota, whore quail are few and
the western stqtrs, whose quail differ
from the huhvhitr uf the east. Eastern
'port,mcu may take the field from the
first day of this month, except IN Drln.
ware, Kentucky. Ohio. Kansas south
Carolina, Tennessee. Louisiana aud Ok.
lahumn, where shooting begin, 90 the
18th, and Ia Indiana aud Illinois, whore
1t bcgins on the iuih aud nth, rc.pcc
lively,
Next IN Importance ~ the opening
uf the quail season is the opening NJ
Wild turkey hunting ia most of the
states where turkeys are abundant. Ar.
Kansas, Arizona aud Maryland have per.
miiled turkey hunting since September,
aud IN GoOrgin. Alabama, Mississippi,
and Texas the opening of the season il
deferred until after the close Of No.
ycmbcr, but IN all other states. from
Pennsylvania 10 New Mexico. whore the
hunting of wild turkey j. n feature, the
season opens in November,
Eight northern states which offer
deer hunting, Vermont, Massachusetts,
rcunsyiNania, New Jersey, Wisconsin,
Minnesota aud North aud South Dakota
open seasons ia November, varying fr,qn
i've days 10 II month in length, aud in
The south deer hunting begins this
month IN Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
Missouri, Oklahoma aud Texas.
October witnessed the opening of The
ruled grouse season in most of the
states still afordins coed shooting but
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
PREsBYTERIAN AID AT
HOME OF MRS. YOUNG

The PRESBYTERIAN ludir. Aid cn loved
% delightful ,rwiug session ,cstrrdn,
Hiirruuun It ih, hnm, ui Mr., John
Young "u Ahcr street. The members of
thi, -uricty are rrI,iciug over the mum
h"r of dainty article. they have been
enabled 20 complete for their liulnnr
which wllI hc held thc first week In De
r"mh"r \iior the work Of the after
u""u wn, finished dainty refreshments
were served hy the hustr,s aud the
Indie. di.por-cd 90 meet with Mr..
shields next week Zoo another sewing
session
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
REED HOLLOMAN AND E. F. SAXON
TUCUMCARI MEN, ARE DEFEATED

The battle of ballots IN the new state
has hccu drcidcd largely IN favor oi
democracy Mcdonald carrie. the state
hy $500 ~ .UuU maiority aud the state
ticket /, claimed for the republicans,
hut j. still IN doubt. The Legislature -
republican hy q -mnl margin clancy
f"r attorney general aud ErNi"u Tor
land commissioner are we'll ju the lead
aud there j. ~, doubt at their elect ION.
In the rnuutv the democrats have won
everything but superintendent "t
schools with rcdurrd mairritir. over
prcviou, elections The socialist vet"
was larger than expected aud accounts
largely for democratic LOSSES Turum
earl II democratic hy ~ average f
about ~ votes rh" rcturns FROM the
county are IN with the exception uf
three small precincts iu the southwest
rrn portion which will not rhnugc rr.
suits materially. llollunnu aud Saxon,
rurumrnri men. have lu-t ~ tine district.
Ihf h'NlNflNlI' lNlE't l'lNs hN'''' "N'l
the republican district attorney
Ration. winning, and that mean, thai 'hr
headquarters Ter the district will go zee
Ration aud QUAY rouL y democrats Hu'
republicans alih" will have the pleasure
"f making q trip I" '"liaN county T."
attend 10 court matters aud that th,
money Of three c,sntics aud uur own
will none of It IN thi. line light IN QUAY.
hut there j. more IN Ne" politics "f th"
matter than the business end ~ u t"
the people Of quay aud more IN The
money there j. ~ II {" their town II,
Ration than the polite, aud We take ON
medicine und pay III" price.
The returns from the precincts iu
the county ATE unoihciallN 70, fniiswo;