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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
D AN WILLIE WILL
\ A We CANDIDATE
President Roach Declines TO
Give His Name, but Thinks
He Will Win.
Especial to The Timcs.D,spstoh.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
i'anN!lic, Va. january 23.-Reaard-
ing the candidacy OF Billy Human for
tho presidency OF the Virginia League.
president Roach. who will represent
IN" local club, at the meeting at
Lynchburs on Friday, gave out tic
following statement tonight: Per
sonally / have nothing against Mr.
Hannan. but the DanviIle club does
not look With especial favor Upon a
man who has headed an outlaw
league, and that league III opposition
10 the Virginia So far rs my tnfor-
nation goes. Hannah is u good man,
knows baseball. and Is clean and
honest also is very popular in the
state and would undoubtedly com.
mand tho support of the Norfolll
press For these reasons he may DO
the man who Will be decided uron to
break the deadlock. Lyvchburr has
expressed preference for him. Rich
mond. through Bradley. has said It
VIII follow Lynchburgs lead, and II IL
is shown prior 10 the time the meet
ing is called by Mr.. Carson, that he
VIII DC able to poll Norfolk's vote, we
will fall in line.
However, We will have candidates
o! our own. ono of our best business
men man who is capable and al
though cannot give his name. am
perfectly confident he will doll four
votes, and ii elected will accept. The
party referred TO- il NOT snoad or,
Clark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
LEAGUE STILL
EQUALLY SPLIT
Tic Has Not Been Broken De.
spite Many Rumors and
Counter Rurnors.

Hopeless Is the only way to char.
acterize the presen; state of aGrirs IL
the Virginia Lcasuc-that is, hope
less in the sense that an election or
a president by majority is gust as
lar removed as It ever was
Merely 10 keep the records straight
End to have something to refer to az
ter history is made, these facts are
here and now recorded When the
meeting is called III Lyachbu-S. on
Friday at O'Clock, there vii! DC
present q representative from each of
The sis clubs forming the v!rE;nt,t
League. Three of those clubs-Lynch-
burg, Eichmond and panviue-wiu be
loaded 10 the sunwales with candi-
Gates for the office. eandidat. VIII
he named from each OF the cities OPP
posing Williams, ard ii is not at all
ualikely that one OF two OF these
cities vii! have moro than one can
didate
Danvillc comes forward with tho
statement that a reputable business
man will be put forward. Ncrfoik
says that both billy hannan ana Ham
nund Johnston are receptive can
dlda;es Billy Hammond, by all the
laws OF organized baseball, is oItlaw-
ed, for the reason that he headed the
defnnci Tidewater League, but ne Will
be one OF the candidates. Locally
there viii be Robert b. Airport.
Lynchburs has her chosen one. and SO
ii Will go. Bound up into one state
ment il means that these three clubs
will support anybody but Williams.
on the other side Petersburg. Nor
folk and Roanoke will support nobody
but Williams. Interviews TO tho con-
trary NOTWITHSTANDING, Norfolk VIII
be found in the Williams camp when
the votes are counted. Petersburg
Hill not change front and neither will
Roanoke. These three clubs will enter
the meeting and will declare that the
Getting held IN Petersburg WAS per-
Iectly regular and that officers have
already been elected Not one OF these
clubs Will recede from that pos!t OK.
lr. Carson Will be on hand. and not
even Or. Carson will have the temerity
70 say that majority can be secured
under such circumstances, This IN
brief Is what lie going 10 happesl q:
Lynchburg on Friday, January 2e, nj
The good year 1912
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
AGREE UPON
MAN FOR PRESIDENT
SO Conference Between w. B. Bradley and DR..
j. K. Nc rary Comes to ught-Hammon
johnson Pos lively Refuses to Accept
Offics->us gests Elimination Of
Western Clubs

Norfolk, Va. January ?S,-w. L
Bradley, prosiden, Of the Richmona
Baseball Club. is in Norfolk to-nis ii,
trying to agree with DIR. /. X. McCrarS
president OF tho Norfolk club, upon u
candidate for president OF the Virginia
League who can harmonic The opsos-
ms factions. Both agreed 10 support
Hammond Johnson. OF This city. but Mr.
Johnson said under no circumstance
would he accent the honor
Since Mr.. johnson will not accept. Or.
MoCrsry is inclined 10 stand by Pres
ident Williams, and tho conference W!
probably not result IN any agree,uen;
between the Richmond and Norfolk
presidents \ league with the three
upstate clubs eliminated was proposed
to-day by Hammond johnson.
Il I'm not candidate for the pres.
tdenoy OF the Virginia League. and will
rot accept II If elected" said Mr.. John
son u am too busy making living
20 give any attention TO tho question a
MIR. Johnson sa,d that 10 properly
conduct the league Il would require
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24

'hc greater part OF mans time. and
that lie didn't care 10 shoulder the Job
lie also declared tnat no matter how
he conducted IL there would be Kick
ers' knockers aud newspaper notoricty.
Tie is aNersc 10 the latter.
III discussing his Oscillation he Wen.
further and declared there was but
one salvation for the Virginia League,
and satisfied ihnt this coull not be
brought about, he would not consent
10 head losing proposition
His idea is tina; the league rs con-
Stitutod al present cannot ho made n
financial success Nj. johnson believes
that Danville. Roanoke and Lynctburs
should bc eliminated. and Portsmouth,.
Newport News and Suffolk substituted
He is satisfied that such Il circuit would
ec self-sus' aiming and popular. With
the upstate towns in the league. he is
unable TO see anything but losing
pronosition, with the possible exception
OF Richmond.
With such circuit organized. Air.
Johnson might agree to accept the
presidency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
,JeIIcrson Ifo,e, Arrival.

aIcher p JOHNSON. Christiansburg. Va;
3ohh McQnsls and wife. Philadelphia: l..
DAVE ana "!!e. Charlotte; c, Lewis Hill and
wife. Washington: A. y. Parker. Washing
ton: l. b. Way. Norfolk: W. d. Prrder.
Hor.o'k: Williams. LyncnburE; Nrs l..
e. Jones LynehSurg: II. Fl. Downs and
VIE New York: Miss Vira Downs New
fork: J. l.. Godfrey and wife Columbus,
o; j. y. Bryan and wife. Boston: M r.
Hove' md wife. Boston; F. W. Nesoold and
VIE Lexington, Va; George ". Kooncc
npd WIG. Trenton o.: William ". Dawson.
Nar'iH's Ferry, o Lou Dawson Martin.
f"rry. .; Catherine brady Martins Ferry,
-. william Hawke. Toronto; Mrs. Mac.
llo"shli. Toronto; Mrs. Dryden. Toronto: Il.
Hhwke' Toronto; O. NJ King, washington
H. W. Pratt. BOSTON: II, Host, Roanoke; q,
u Lnmsford, ReIpshA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
BELL NOW LEADS ALL
IN BOWLING TOURNEY

The thi.d round o: rae Times D.,pat.h
Elimination Bowling Tournament began a,
the Palace Alleys last night. when Bell.
PuTdt=' Beck. Kennedy. ovcr1ann ana
Saar!n ran their hnni heat in tho -acs.
IAap.a WAS the biz surprise, rot because
OF What ne done. but because OF What he
add not DO. liz made his loves, score last
night havins but "a 4. result G: his Ave
game effort.
Bell led them al into camp With total
81 Ms AID also leads tine squad with .
grand total o. 27N. an average o. better
all bad. purdie Is NEXT With !.5ts me sag.
ord squad Will ro!! tomorrow night q, tho
palaca
Following axe The scores as, n.sh,, with
'he sTaad totals OF the men IN 20 eate:
scores Inst Night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24

seven. Tho visitors put up an exceed
inSly rough game.
At the close of the contest an in
teresting fact WAS brought out whom
helliher. tho Gulford centre. who
piayeo star defensive game. &C
knowledge that he was the same
kellihcr who held down first base on
the Petersburg club of the Virginia
League last season, ana would he
given trial by Ptttsburg the cOmint;
spring. The visiting scorer said that
R"nbow. another player on tho basket :
pail squad. had played professional
ball in North Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
LYNCiIBUHG ALUMNI
OPPOSE WOMAN CoIIrcI

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LHnchhnrg, Va, January 3S.-The
Lynchburg Alumni Associa ton Of the
University of Virginia at a meeting
held here last night lasting until mid.
night, adopted resolutions opposing
the location of womans college at
the university and calling upon the
Legislature not TO pass the bin now
pending before It for that purpose.
The vote on the resolution was 10 10
10.
Addresses were made during the
meeting by DR.. Albert LeE'evro and
DR.. w. NJ. Thornton. Of tho faculty OF
the University.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
VIEI. 80 %. HFN
Cook Printing Compppy
standing OF clubs


Owens ( M.uor showed some pIase
last night ~ ia" Newport y? defeat
!ng the JNy-ToiH al three games.
om"r- q Niror had ,na!s rollins.
clothes on aud The made tho pins
fan witii ease Captain f,py ciG NM
work for his team by yolllnr 2-T tor
high game "'tn SO snt n:gn iCt4l
IS Ro" mad "riGdy "on the prize 81
fcrcd hy Owens {. ';!Hnr EaGy pis5 ~
led the PrG-Yny-Jp! var hlrr ,a,rE
with InviE nigh score The gafr+
proved 70 b. by rar til. mos, MIR
citing ~ any playcd 20 far and IN
tercst .'nE ~ :cvar h-a. = lzr:'s
crowd was on hand ~ yoOt FOR inr.r
favor'tcp Tne 'nilnwHrr r. tte scD,a
q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
Bowling

pwiEs to an oversight In the stand
ING OF clubs the lten!ngtors should pa
cfedyed with q percentage Of .66f. in
SEQ Q! ~, thereby Tying the Alcos
The Virs!a:ans ard Cook Printing
Company BOWED their regular sc6ei.
l!ed series last night al the Newoor;
me N!ESlnians Won the arsr and sec
ohd games. but the Cook Printing
COMPANY. BY the superior rolling Of
captain Cook, 235. and Wade. as won
the tn!Td in great Style, Wad. was
high total SIS. win BiSby second hirn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
GU|LFORD WINS
FROM JEFFERSON

Especial to The Times.Dispetch,
charlottesville. Va, January 2s-Tbe
Gu!ltord College Basketball team Of
Nefth Carolina. which last night de-
ieated the Virginia quint by the mar.
gin Of q single point. this atrernoo,
do"ned the Jefferson School fvo Nv
mo one sided score of thtrty-cpe ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
THE RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a 1912
Ford Motor Cars

Mt Merchant. make deliveries on
time this winter. Only s7oo i. .. B.
oetroit Tor reliable delivery wagon
FORD AUTO CO., 1929 w. Broad ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
Chalmers
&a~~ MOTOR CARS
Gosdnga Motor. !!sI.I.c ompnrgy
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
ADJUSTMENTS
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
sfjou--''rhc White spuar.,

the Man From Homer
Sn9sual respect for the yo.,.,
IIm mosiGcaple feature of "The Man Rs 20
~ o INC. In which William Hodgs cn ron,,
CO c. ,me academy tomorrow. Er?S Soii,e '1
bod aS ana Saturday matinee. Evcrva
charactnra nIs own language Italian
We ENGLISH and Americans, ,nG Ir,s.s
TO- 10" ano Americans tsDenI5 T,r ,rnIsS,
~ .,stuIn a hotel flrnctIonnrx n.bs
SpchkS both languages with ao,n MN
'"o"h lh' acts as interpreter.
nisphnna-Dunhnm Concert.
J., mo manager OF the concert ,-h,,,,
in, 70 DC given ut the City Audi,ot
nr m, on rhnrsday nigh, for the hcn.S,
seine me lamp Hospital has receiynH =,
selections to be sung bv I,ay, epStiai
nam; In spite of the fact th,t D'eep
hisPhan Is constantly adding vo,nn
rn re meW numbers to his remarkahin
. ~ the old. favorites are IN.
S,Sitentiy demanded by his audience.
tain songs which tn: havc Lon n r Gul
20 associate with the famous ha ritn,''.
dlline were discarded even fcrnnn,
a aS' and their appreciation Of liz.
nnth,. - ai"uys accompanied by their
hhn n FOR the old Tho genial
singing the old favoritcs, which ,r,.
.o.daE M potent factors in winni,,,.
hppiauso as they were when he A.,
game them to the public.
PISS Edna Durham, the soprano u.bn
VIII appear jointly with Mr. Bispbn n,
n NIL nave an attractive part In tho
On her work, pleasant SURPRISE g.
hhouoticss In store for all who hear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
Jack johnson Will
Wrestle Frank Gotch

Chicago, january 23.-Jnck john
BON to-dhy announced he had
Telegram from q. L. SchefskI, snIt
Like city, Offering him $4,000 to
"restie Frank Gotch in that city.
AFTER much thinking. P.e de-
'ided I'm the man to defeot Go,ch
and become both the cbnmnto,
pugilist and the champion urrx,Icrp
said johnson. "I'II wres1Ic I'm Aur,t
or hnF and fight Flynn In JuIy.r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24

OF the Palace pucSpin League =, ,b, paine,
Alleys io-n;Ehi. /; Ia very uracnt that all
captain Be en- hsnd. q. important, business
!a 10 &c traraac tc6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
South Richmond Bureau,
The TiInes-D.spatch.
i0cD Hull Street.
pN,p. Man., =.

Sergeant 7: G. saunders. OF the Iru.tlnss
court Par; 2, and his deputy. John Hast
.'ss' EesteEd.y summoned venire o. six
t'e" men 10 serve on the iury which will
81; io-csE at the ,T!a! OF Harold Cox and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24

Larry Martin had great workout
Tor h.s Richmond college track squad
"raton for tn" George WASN'T, eton
meet February !, In Washlnpton. 4
Teiay. team which VIII have more tina
a hshuhe chance. Is gong to repre-
sent tho SpIders at that meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24

Somehow or other the men who have
Cnnteaded all Glon" that the member
Of the National Board IN attendance
could vote. have forgotten their ar
Eumcnt and are now content 10 look
upon him merely at q mediator some
ono sent to see that the meeting does
not develop into q ring night. Dr.
carson, by The way is d mighty good
friend o. J. II. Farrell. secretary of the
national Board. II Is very proba blc
that the doctor knows all about whAt
has been going on IN Virginia: tina, Is,
hs much OF what has been going On
rs J, Fl. Farrell know Though tho
hl!nd VIII not see, the keystoHc Of the
situation is Petersburg. II Pctersburc
!s still fcIt williams no result VIII b.
obtained. .thEongf the Lynchhurg meet
ine Tho hniaA viii 10, luz, where :,
began Some OF those WHO are talking
htrmOny ana other peaceful stun
.huuid begin 10 realize this much rDw.
Funny that ono side alone can do an
~ the warning Wonder Is that tic
other Side doesn't concilIatc q I,tlc,
instead OF INDUCING IN fair weather
ialE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
Pertinent Comment
BY Gus Malbert

Ii II be true-if-tnat DR.. NcCrary.
owner of the Norfolk club in the Nir-
siniu League - gong 10 nominate
The league, and !f--if--it be true that
the rest of the teams in the anti
Williams section Will support the new
candidate, then the clouds are bc-
ginning TO break ana the Virginia
League may survive the storm when
has threatened lts existence.
But Dr.. McCrary says that he is
cong to support Williams, ii there IS
u possibility Of his election. Almost
any construction can be placed OF that
statement There is always Il chance
OF the election OF any candidate Tor
TO be defeated a majority n1ust be
against him. II Or. McCrary is going
10 hold out for Will.aQs until a ma
!or!ty for the other fellow is secured
the end is now Just as distant as it
ever was. We shall see what we shall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
Post-onicc Inspection.
small fire, No Damage.

Engine company No. is last night ct s:lE
Q CLOCK responded with the chemical engine
!" sh. alarm from Eighth and Scmmcs
streets. Tic drcmon on arrival FOUND me
hrc' Th!ch originated from burning SCOT, in
thr Chimney and extingushed H. The
nous which Is owned by A. L. Adamson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24

M!ss WinHre7 White. OF Petersburg, !.
visiting her bother In swansboro.
W. S. Fiou-noy, OF Stop No. 6. Petersburg
turnpike, is very III at his home
Warrington Tent. No. 10. Maccabees OF the
OF Officers followed by an enjoyable supper
a. "hich the families OF the members were
the guests
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-03-21

A few Pure Rhode Island Reds for
sale. Mrs. Chas. L. Tramp. Aft.
Darrell H. Lyall's scenic production
OF the military comedy drama, cat
Sunrise" will be presented on Tuesday
night Mar. Goth, at the Opera House.
The play comes highly recommended
from the east, where it has been tour
ing the the larger cities Meet me at
Sunrise
FOR SALE-Have four town proper
ties and acreage property with two good
houses and new barn, outbuildings first
Glass. City Laundry at bargain and
Will furnish tenant for same if purchaser
doesn't wish to run it. This is a good
investment. See me for good home
before rent leases are signed. l have
l6O in South OAK, to sell or trade. 1-tf.
Fl. ]. Savage.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-03-21

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

A No play is SAT Sunrise" the 26.
F. o. Niklason was business visitor
in Atlantic today.
S. B. Morrisey was business caller
in Harlan yesterday.
Miss Jesse Hoover left on an extended
visit the first of the week.
For Rent--A good room house. En-
quire of Nash q Phelps. lift.
"At Sunrise, will appear on Tues
day night, Mar. 26 at the Opera House
For sale:-Three spans of good heavy
work mules. Apply to Ward q Weigh
ton. 12.tf.
Y Mrs. Clyde Mccall and cousin, Leon
Mccall, were passengers to Atlantic,
Monday.
Miss Mae Hunt is getting along nice
ly and expects to fully recover b.
fore long.
John Grohe after few days spent
here on business, returned to Manning
yesterday.
! L. +. Tramp went to Creston today
on business and to visit for several days
with his brothers.
r. o. Craney came to Audubon last
evening from Omaha to look after some
matters of business.
:. Att. w. s. Moon returned home to
Atlantic Tuesday He was here on a
visit for several days.
Ed. johnson and John Lovelace went
to Des Moines yesterday to attend the
tax commission conference.
j. Jacobsen, who was here to attend
the funeral of friend near Poplar, re-
turned to his home at Scranton.
Early Swedish select seed oats for
sale. Writeor Phone, ] H. Griffith.
Samples of oats at Rienemunds. 81.
Mrs. r. J. Creveling went to Attain
tic today to attend the District Conven-
ton of the M. E. Missionary Societies.
Mrs Geo. Davis and children went
to Des Moines yesterday to visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Ear
hart.
For Sale:-A new Hammond type
writer, latest model. Will sell at a
very reasonable figure. C. E. Lauter-
bach. 12I.
w. r. Farguson of Grand Junction,
came to Audubon yesterday morning to
attend the funeral of Mrs. John Refine
mund. Sr.
j. X. Jensen and Miss Lena Nelson
went to Council Bluffs today at attend
the Paulsen- Olsen wedding to take
place this evening.
w. H. Bolton, wife and son returned
home Tuesday from Milford where they
went to help their married son get
settled on his farm.
T. H. Mason made his semi weekly
trip to Extra yesterday and last even
ing went to Des Moines on business. He
will return home Saturday.
Frank Reinemund arrived in Audubon
Tuesday evening from San Diego, CAL,
to attend the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. John Reinemund, Sr.
Mrs. Harvey Maharg is some better
this week, but is still very sick lady.
We hope that she will recover soon and
appear on our streets again.
The Northwestern train to Audubon
yesterday morning was compelled to use
the snow pillow and two engines be-
cause Of the heavy snow storm.
Bert Eaton is recovering nicely now
after hard wrestle with pneumonia,
we are pleased to note. He is able to
sit up in bed at times and eat some.
z The Wright" way is the only way
of smoking meat satisfactorily. One
bottle smokes barrel of meat. Price
per bottle. 75c. Frick Drug Co. lie. ;
n You will want to ride around in an
automobile when this snow has melted
away and when you buy car want you
to take these cars into consideration.
The old reliable REQ, and r. G. II. See
me before you buy a car. Martin Es-
beck Kimballton, Iowa. 12-tf
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-06-28
CROSS PICTURE SHOW
Saturday and Sunday

Mr. Gross has secured the Smith X Myers Dramatic com pany. one of the best and most widely known organizations on the coast. They will appear in a comedy sketch entitled q Pair Of LunaticS. This is an exceed ingly funny play which never fails to amu>e the most criti- cal audiences. Miss Smith will also give one Of her delightful ly humorous monolougue>. en- titled. An Attack of Appendici- ti>. Both of these people are artists ot unprecedented ability and no one who enjoys high class work Of this kind should miss this opportunity Of seeing them. Mr. Gross has been at
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-06-28
Thursday, July 9th

The parade will form at Re Mems Hall at nine o'clock, sharp. concluding in time for the Base Ball game which Is set for l0:30.
 The Power Boat races will commence at i;s0 with par ade. followed hy the prospector making q sci Of halihut gear as done on the fishing grounds. Then will come the races. The first one. or Glass A. Will be an open race for cannery tenders. free for all. The only restric- ion In this race Is that each boat entered shall be a work boat. actually engaged as a eannery boat. The prizes in this race are s75 for the first money and SEQ for second.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-06-28
THE BIG GAME

There Will be one or two Eew ones in the T. T.'S lineup. and they all help to strengthen the team.
 Watch for the line up to- .70r-Ov.
 GEO. ". WILKES,
 Mgr. T. T.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-06-28

Steamer "Vigilant" for chart CT during the months of July and August, apply to Ketchikan Power Co.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-06-28

New Cold Storage Plant at Hunts Meat Market. All Meats. Fish, Poultry etc., served te your taste.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-06-28
Friday, July 9th

considerable expense in Secur- ing them but will make nc ad- vance in the price of admission for these two nights.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-06-28
GoopY SALE

Church Will give a goody sale next Saturday. June 9, start in- at 2 p. NJ. in the basement ot the church. lee Cream. Cake and Coffee. Pies and Cakes. Dou-hnuts. Candies. Baked Beens and Home Made Bread.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-06-28
FRYE-BRUHN SPECIALS
 ALL WEEK
Call and get our prices before buying. We can SAVE
 YOU MONEY

These prices are for cash on- ly. and no orders taken for de- livery after ?. m. Get Our Prices Before Buying
 -f-- "The Summer GiIi' at the Rink Theater Tonight.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-06-28
OFFICIAL PROGRAM FOURTH OF JULY

Glass R race shall be for boats from io to 60 1t. in length. ist lnixe s7o. second SEQ.
 Glass C. 30 to i5 feet. ist prize $50. second, SEQ.
 Glass n. Boats under 30 feet, iSt money s30, second Slo.
 These will be followed hy the Aquatic events and boat races off the New Town float.
 At S:30 will be held the Lit erary and Patriotic exercises. at Red Mems hall. consisting .of Drills hy the children. Patri- .otic Songs. Recitation>. the Reading Of the Declaration of Independence. and an oration hy w II. Berg>tresser.
 Friday, July 9th
 iQ q. m.. Base Ball Game.
 o'clock. Athletic sports. fol- lowed by the Juvenile sports.
 : o'clock, Firemen'> races. followed by a Grand Ball to be given by the Red Men.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-06-28

The official program for the Fourth of July celebration this wear Is as follows: