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ming and losing II. however, Just ~ Szsat
with small scores ~ larger onea
Not man on the champlains, Of the
Potomac Council. LAaSue, reached the
century MARI last week. while Began.
OF the Bsihnad, was the only bowler on
bis team 70 make this mark. And he
Just made Il with none to spare. Tropp.
Of tho De sotos quint, had the high
tween two scores Of %.
Palace. In the National Capital Duck
Elm League. made some considerable noise
in its match with the Nationala, who
gracefully accepted three defeats a. the
Palace teams scores OF $50. SIG. and 62e
were by far too large to pass for Oehlefs
OUTFIT. Hawksworth, of the Palace. only
rolled 10e. lA, and II. while Krauss, of
the same team was able to. gather but
IL. 13O. and lis. While Lewis and Lem
mon did not quite reach these totals they
were not % far behind. and there's the
explanation Of the three victories.
A popular duckpin score last week
was 12S. made BY Elmer, Of the Griffos.
In the Columbia League, twice in one
set by Murphy. Of the Alters. In the
Northeastern League; Mclaughlin. Of
the Salvatdors, in the Carroll Council
League; Poston. Of the Capitols. in the
Northeastern League: Brandt. OF the
Immanuels. in the Arcade; Simpson. In
the Commercial League, and Tropp. of
the De Sotos. in the Potomac Council
League.
One Of the best matches Of the week
was one between the crack welsbach
49, - NottAnoI
Capital Duckpin League. welsbachs
game totals being 5S2, 572, and SAT.
Krauss rolled q set of 3ss with high
score of 139, while Goodman. OF the
same team. spilled the ducks for scores
OF 124. ia. and 122. totaling $50 for his
nights work Starting on with III
and following this good score up with
III. Rider slipped up In the last game.
and collected but 81 pins. For the
losers the best score was rolled by
Everett. with 134, while Carroll had
two good games Of 1:s and 12l.
The Hahn team blew itself to q 5s3
game in the Commercial League. with
Hillidse and voselsberg doing the
heavy work with scores of 141 and 122.
respectively.
II the National Bowling Association
could only md some place to hold Its
like the American Bowling
Congress has In Toledo. where one of
the public men who 10 afYiliated with
one of the large automobile factories
came forward and subscribed for 5000
of stock. and in addition has agreed to
take over as much more IL II should be
necessary in order to insure the sue
r0Qs nf tho - oHl ng \ 80 ~
Eastern bowling body would spend
less sleepless nights. Reports from To-
ledo state that enough cash has al.
ready been subscribed to make the A.
B. c. tournament. held In that city
February 22 to March IL. one OF the
most successful ones In the history Of
the Western bowling Organization.
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SPORTING smEIIeHTs.
NJ BILL BAILEY.

| .-Aecrdine to report non chazio&tesvills Va.
Finley, tbs Virginia end. during pnSio yssterday.
broke two dts snd WIN b unable 10 rlss ssainsi
Gemgetown. 5, :
-rhs Olynris Athsseic Cus. 4 wslninsspo. Dsl.
Doon It d Claimed thit tbs najosiy q a. Olynpia
p'ayen yusk IN the Do Pouk pp~69 nilla lsc'a
hoplng dhw don't blow sn
-Tan Kirbg. The ysnAssun sustAn eoaes s.i
nsnhI q the Cntnl h.sa e ssue1.n sAeiah. nm
vsrsity-Nv Yuk Univshfy amo ystaaay. Mr..
kirby = ns a tAs bsk in1smd snAab N this
sscfion. snd hi srica ass vsv ma b dsnand
-The nnt An-A9e1son ~ Ten q ~ sssun fa.
=. =. 80: ss z - .s..as % = 2. p: s s
a ths srslsth q their ~ duing The sppi.s sad
sMma. Ms ssssgioss snd ming:
t-Jerns D. Tnsn
zr"CAtck" EyanA - 4
3-wsifef y. Tnria 4 ~
gA~wuea Z. Hood. fis = ~ = e
S-Aib.H seekea -
e-Frsd Hafe6ho6. r+ffsa' A -
f-OsWaA EiFhy. 4 a.. ~ ;,stt ~
4-Wntsn Q. Fov1a. T. : 81
Sn0 y. DyUs. - - u 20. = :. ~
n-Rsui Hunts. y 3, - ~
kltsnaas Hsbsseh seamist. Hsnssas Ken. n.
f1hs das d romance. perii, asa 1e,citaneut ~
81 ogR." uaihA cputsupnnu, HsfI< 0pna nnl
king hsan b Nsw Yok and 1sDe ~ ppIise, q
ses hu~n coat n tAe vusds snA naks 1siss
A-Se 49, - yAseS A1.DBA.ss - - 2
5-!uhs sswins cuumilts Il Pna has ssAsa y H.
pegia IN dsa,ss q EHh W9e. Gueulng he
ep11n endaln tAst As b A1ltes 0s6h. nuus,
- 80 & -. - si..n R.s1n. ~
= ns ps1ses { fIs ~ aaidIsl asx 1ak spsss
b -siU14 ~ s3hoAm nsatA = ehAdrsnnn. - -
John y. TUuusa.d y: John AIxsadw. ~ psousnt
60 eavtaln; and GeoEs Knt, . S z.
-Afuep 0sry wshb Nupa9 asd Jack 3esa.
- oi6s = tn6qtns Z Ass hlls a.. 4 10
t.g ~ 4sch = INA hsat II H 1lns go -
sD nnd unfQ baA ~ TdE11lQ - - nn6l
eeNlQ e ancA vM b abo2 r. = abNx -.
nnis1A eetAs snriy asents = - 6slsnh 1Tssa
4s1e SEil~ 1,s u ~ quno - auaS
m hss sny sdh0sai1 u 49, ~ II q -,
sslsa - szite if'ssd : II TT - ks. 3.
:. =. nezt s.ses. g - qllsl.esss - -
1!g ~ ~ - .lg c. - - ~ -
- etiA -, ~ - t1l!s s7vl1l vsS7i 7i11s]
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SCHEDULE OF BOWLING
EVENTS DURING THE
COMING WEEK

National Capital Duel<pfn League.
Monday clinhsn Va wslss.ehs At Rath1keuas
Tuesd.y-Ns,inais ". A. @. n Z. at HI
Mems Uub.
W.an.day-s. Men Va P.l.e .. Fat xen..
Cub.
musaay-Y. n. C. A. " Casinos at Y. n O. A
Ffdsv-Nont verpons n Potomao ss PAiacs
AneyA y
Northesstern puekpln Le.s~e.
tAt Northeast AIleysl
Monday-YounG Mems Shop u keans Co.
russday-Han,ons Atlsntio.
Wednssday-Cspitols u Crscsna.
1hursday-Hssssztys ". CaTTulls.
District TenPf. League. -
az RathsAe,e. Aneya,
Monday-1orias W. Cohunbias
Wednesday-Chambers N. Palace
friday-Coaoniab Va Government Printing oabcs.
District Dsckpin League.
Monday-6srrisn N Royals 1t Gsrrisua Ansya
flesday-Humm<n V. Ex1rekas. At RoyA AlisyA
Observation-Disclosures ". Resoautas st Diamood
Ihufsday-Ssensen Toledos e SaengR Alle5A
Rhdsy-Good Feiiows Va Arlinstoos 1t Royal
Alleys
Teraisal n. n. Y. II. G. A. League.
tAt Unioa Station Alleya,
Tus.day-6hop Auditn
nrrsday-Css Dspartment N Land and Indus
trial
Fsiaay-soushaa y. Station No 4
So. n. n. Clerks Duckpi, Leagne.
CAt Caino Aneysl
Monday-Auditors Mechanical
Taesday-ffamr N1xht.
"Wednesday Revenue AccuuntantA
Thursday-Lar Va AanaserA
~. "a Tse and TnnbeR
Potonae Cosncfl DuckDin League.
lAt Palace AileyaD
wednesdsy-De sotos vs. Champ,ains. La sklles
~ Balbos. Marquette vs. Hennerins.
spalding Council puckpi. League.
At Casino Alleys) y
Tusaday-sheehys Johnsns.
FidAy-Ralphs ". Sormoyles-
lnteraenomination League.
tAt Palace Alleysl
Tuesday-Bethany vs.. Kendall, Sixth ~ Flfsh.
Westminster Va ST. Marks
westninster Duckpin League.
.sr TAT Pslacs AIlen)
Monda,-Greens vs.. Reds. Whites vs Blues.
Departnental Dsekpin League.
tAt Capitol Hn Abigail
Mouday-war ". Agriculture ~
Tuesday-Census Commissioner.
wedpesday-Navy Yard Pension
Thwsday-Bureau ". Treasury. -' e
DepaFtmcntal Tenpin League.
Ga. Palacs AlleyS,
Monday-war vs. Government Printing Omr.
Tuesday-Nsvy Bureau
wedne " Agriculture
Thursday-hterior Postofnee. .
Arcade DaclDin League.
TAT Arcade Aheyx)
Monday-Impesials w. ImmanuelA
Tuasday-Labosites VI Bankers.
Thwsday-Go,esment Prince Onsos ". Arcade
Market
Fr;day-Hdnead N Sherwood.
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Posdpp
aad .sf Ds4py
- . q IS
TO
dsoex g
enover
Of
lvsy service
of ceGt vs.
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The games Of last Wednesday were sx-
tremely interesting. because Of the tie
for nrst place that existed bstwsen the
La SALES and Do 6otos, toesshsr with
the tie for third place befyeen the Bal
boas. Hennepins. and Marqueftes- The
La salles in their sst with the Cham
plains succeeded in cleaning the boards.
and a. the De sotos were only two
thirds a. successful in playing the Mar
quettes. when the smoke cleared Il was
seen that the La SALES were leading the
race by the margin Of one game.
The Hennepins. prodting By the sue
cess Of the De Sotos over the llarqusttes
and their ability to hand the Baiboas
double defeat. landed In third place.
capts McLArney. Of the De sotos. says
that second place doesn't seem like
home. He adds that his boys are only
on a vacation and will Be back on the
job next week.
The ohcial averages Of the arst se-
ries. while they do not show ono aver
aging 100. are bound to improve BY the
close Of the second series. such startling
rollers ~ Bernie and Tom Nolan. Nc
Larney. Hassetf. Dousherty. and Feely
Will not be denied
In the averages Of the arst sesies. Has
sett. with an individual averass Of sl1.
leads the league. also taking high set
with 80. High individual game has been
captured by B. Nolan and Myers, each
splitting Is. Bersin's high nat game Of
S is best in this department.
In the team averages high team game
goes to the Champlains. with SO; the De
Sotos get high team set. with 1,3sl
The committees appointed to represent
the different leagues in the formation Of
the proposed Knights of Columbus inter-
council league will bold the initial meet
Ing In the Knights Of Columbus Hall
to-day at : O'Clock.
The Potomac Council League will be
.spresepted BY Messrs Columbus. Dough-
The Secretary has sent out cards noti-
Tying the members Of the board of d.
rectors Of an important meeting. to be
held at the residence Of George A.
Trapp. Sis Tenth Street Northwest
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The postponed set between the Ninas
and the Ovandos win take place next
Tuesday evening at the Rathskeller al
leys. Both Of these teams are evenly
matched and all three games should be
exciting.
The Columbias and Santa Aarias had
an awful time last Thursday evening in
their set to decide which team should
stay in the first division. Santa Marias
finally won.
The Trinidads keep right on going to-
ward the pennant. and three strnights
last week will help them some.
The Salvador Genoa contest made
things pretty exciting, and high scores
were common as clay pipes. AcLaugh-
Inns 12s and 121, Smiths ~ ana Nc
Cams 1z9 were some OF the scores
checked In.
GEORGE 4. DAIDy.
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GREENS HAVE LEAD 3.
OF THREE CANES IN
WESTGlNBTER LEAGUE

With the completion Of last Mondays
games. the first series was brought to
q close. The race thus far has been
a nip and tuck AFFAIR. While the Greens
have a lead of three games. the quality
of bowling furnished by the Blues makes
1t hazardous to predict that the present
Records for the best scores, individual
and team, are held by the teams and
men as follows: High club set. Reds.
LAT; high club game, Reds. sos; high
Individual game. Davis. Id: high In
dividual set, Holmes, SIS: high average.
McHericker. So: high nat game. Trot-
ter, 81.
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BY
WILLIAM
PEET.

sne cause OF much conjecture. Az a
certain word OF two letters, IL, however,
necessary preffx to all such Arguments,
oiscusston OF this nature (although It
may AFFORD satisfaction to some) seems
rather futile. =. )
HarvardS Aggregation was by no
means q one-man team, tho game was
comparatively free from any Whimsical
sutns Of fats. and according to the statis-
1S.s cI ansa OF the contest. Harvard un-
oouoteov deserved to win. We con-
eratuiats them on,a vell-earned victory.
Nsappoinfing a. the actual result of
tne e.me may Ne. the weakness Of the
teAm % hose very elements of play in
.nlcn my haA previously excelled, is
even more disconcerting. But on the
otner hand. the strong defensive work OF
sa .ne eieyen when playing In close proxin1-
ny 70 thetr goal posts, can be cited as
o1s .ture Of the game which affords
Srp'e 9rounds tor announcement.
me Fieefss are good losers and hopeful
me tuture. which means the Yale
tAt rsd-hot finish between the Oak.
Iand ana Vernon clubs In tho Pacific
ieaSue recently has brought out
rom sUms ef the Coast pioneers Of ba.
} -. -----,r'-.f~sSssSrS VI dnOther great Den.
nant fight on the Coast back tv.n,v.
,nrss IN yeeM aso when Mike Frnn-not the
T.. TsosE Elee ,t1nn--was running, the
fncc eluh and oakland was the con-
ss.'os .sas WheA n sarns dpwn to the final
oayss @ ths SEASON Frisco and oakland
~sre ssnedu.sd for = wf1d-up series Of
NJ sanee QdklAnd needed only one OF
" tne I'VE - VIA sthe pennant. Il was just
InsnEenis 1as back IN Isss- that The vet
esaa Caek was brsaking into. the
ssme. an9 - pitched In, an ave G1mes.
vinniix fees and aroppdne fhs mi, ~
.nst !. va 1T oridlth scw ne wash.
!nsson A@e3ess msnassr. patchins
le:lng Clark IN ths flnalS m a
which xvui4 Sndl1 1ts tlSat nassAail ins..yye =
SadeIsi :. IT, ~ Inst - exeftin6 g "a
-. !. probahly tlen6 vsss
.ass = 80 = - eries cf *fass' tbsa
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RATTLE OF sRmovrrzA.

Red rolls the vsys of ne Balkan war
On the slops a far Skidcsski,
And the mountains ring With the cannou's roar
From The plains Of Nixcumfowski.
The Serb the Dulg. and the Mcntenig.
And ths rsst u t1s RlkaneezGs
Arc joining hsnsls In q epey JIG Es.-
On the forms q The Tprtish srczcrs
The far-fung Dag q tAs double cross
Waves nd o'eT ths bettie-inshi,
Where bdlloWs of baysnsts roll md t0s
And ths mnskeh rattle Syindd.
Hsun far Uskup to Nosibazaf.
. From tie DsrdanelIes TO the Dsorski
1hs Bashitasspk - IL bold Baisar
: Ass waGi,g re3enfe0 warski.
But,vhat, o what, sss thsse petty snts
In the Sanjak ard Psdguritm
Cunrared TO the hsttle Of battered dats
0u the foutbal sIi1oxifR.
Where tn warllke Wtrps and the pitilsss PittA
, The Techs and ths Washanje6ski
Ars chsesny chewing the fee 10 h,ts
And hattesine banp md biffski -,
Ard the Ya)s0dU and the Princetcnitz.
C0aellsk AhA tAe Hafvsr1euaka y
A. bo3dly bucking IL Bursns3lifx - Z,
And The hsavS Il Aiehiganska- 3
O ~ Serb my dub The f,tykish scrub
Ard tbo nu1g sfdn AarianopIe. q
Asd he Reun and Breck IN . Wild hutbab
i Mr. huuhaid Cufs1Anthor3e. -
3 tse1se ttpnty :, -
ll 49, 60 4 NJ nisAty s.Aase. q
ef:elsp d.h
= : ea.ll -!
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News and Views
on Sport Topics

Harvard's touchdown coming in the
fast few minutes Of play Saturday week
| showed how even the wisest dopesters
can BE- fooled, and that the man you
aro sent In to get" IL not always the
man who should have been ''eotten."
From Princeton's Ao-yard line the piune.
ling Of Brickiey and Hardwick. but Hard
| wick principally. had carried the bah
down to the 3-yard line. where but one
e6ort to make the tuchdown remained,
The Princeton defenders were told to
set Brickley and they did The instant
that the ball was put In play they came
charging around the ends and through
the line, and Brickiey was smothsred
| undsr the tremendous attack. But the
bail had not been given to Brickiey and
tho Princeton men stood in consterua-
ton as Hardwick reeled five yards across
the line for the touchdown that showed
how Gardner had outseneralied the
Tiger:
The compilation OF the track and fieid
records Of Dartmouth College credit A.
b. Shaw with having done fifteen ssc-
onds for the 10 yards high hurdles. but
considering that the, Green also gives
him fifteen and one-Afeh seconds. which
-ts recognized as the worlds record. the
sSCOf0YG Tic hl2IkD SS fo0ukAy - UVuOe-.
ful about the fifteen seconds. Fhif mark
Waa made by shaw In . trid heat
against John Hubbard. Of Amherst. It
The New EngiAnd intercollegiate cham
pionGhips at Worcebtsr In 1901, but was
never accepted hecauss of Shaw ,hAS-
Ing knocked down Jhe ninth hurdle and
the Questionable wesk Of the timers. His
fifteen and ope-nfth seconds IL the m
tpfcnlIegiate record and vas mads ct
lPbiia9elphia = fsw ysers ago.
sThs Daily Princstonian.'s In cominsnt.
tns on ths defeat % the Princeton testn
q clmbridge saturday week. says :Sdi-
'tesaally: -; & Il a. S S
NJ unusual impovtAuce Of tl,e part
41Rf1d by HarvatGt fikht half beck III
m na11k OF Gatuf1Ayts game - NJ
80 s4kat PsIpcets1cs e6ai luA
= n until ely6o tAnees ffoeeo8 t4S}
ag sssgyea illall1x IT, &ay ~
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=. n. g. 4. o,aei-. wiz.

dsfd6f the Columhia A. c. quint In the
aeoriatton gym y to "A. Ths features
Of the game were the fast team work
dispisysd by. the winnery ana IL sloet-
Ing Of Hart Tha winners wsulh me To
arranse g1mes wtu All tsasas averaging
12o to - pound1 fhs. summAry:
u.r N g = Cs,.ss A, q
Cox. L. r. q. Na1)aakek Il r.
SfoHcr4 G. 0u0nKpM 6r' ! 80 :
skyxzs n. g. sS,.s -. y CSuks "a a. = ~ = - 3
iEin8ali l. g. g 6f1Gs T. Il. Y ! g !,
. dob! !a.ls q o. q: seesIn q - -
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ENGINEERs CHA1IRHaE.
Team IL RsDidly Dsvsssp&ng Una
Guadamee of Three r.~~ehe~.

Team IL RsDid1y DsvsseDang Under
Gsidance Of Three csaehes.
The Post team OF the Engineers play
tha strong Fort Nyer football team At
Fort Myer to-day. November 10 at 80
o'clock.
The Engineers are DEVELOPING fast un-
der the guidance Of Hsatx. Atkinson,
Cheney, and Crawford. rhe team Of
forty members 10 being driven hard In
anticipation for their game With. the
strong vigilants December L The En-
eineers have not fosxottsn fhs huke
that beat them last year and they are
looking forward to Decembsr Il when
they can give them . trimming that
they win always remember. Ths En-
xineers would like to play any other
strong teams In or around the Distritt.
Games can be Arranged by writlnk
manager. Post Fort football team. Wasii-
ington Barracks. District OF Colunbia,
or phone main 46l.
~ -, - - /.
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SCHEDULE
Monday-salradors vs. Pintas.
Tesday-Ninas ". osandos.
Wednesday-Genoas VI eants hariaA
fhursdzy-Ovapdos N Trinidads.
Fridav-Nipaa Va CnlyunhnG
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Yo..r GaraeId. (halIe.ge.

YOang 6arAelds C.hallenGe.
The Young Garfelds' football team
claim the los-pound championship Of the
District. All teams desiring games ad-
dress Edward Metxel, $40 Third Street
Southeast ~ -
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So. ~. cl<r'ss' D.sl..a,fL.es.e.
INDIyIDUAL AyERAais.

scel.nhsa AaA1ssas Clsb Consciousness
The cslssahia Alkleesc ut6 has o.
g1nlsee II ba1tse-so1 t6am - - cons
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IETERDEN0llINATI0NAL

RECORD9
Hish asNase-Parkef. Fifth. lo
Hish sst-CfAmpton. Kendall n
High game--Batemau, Fifth lA
High team game-Sixth, 81.
High team set-Eendall LIZ.
Creates number strikes-Smith. Be<hany. Ktus.
St. Maff'a
G;reatess number sarO-Pazh1. Fifh, 4
High nat eams-Leach, kendau; Litchns3d sixth.
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Miller. Of the Station No. . team in the
Railroad Y. n. c. A. Duckpin League.
had the best scores Of the set. with
marks Of III. 1os. and n5. his team de-
feating the Auditors In all three sets.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-26

FOR SALE-CHEAP. FOR WANT OF
USE. ONE BREWSTER BROUGH-
AM: ALSO ONE COUPE ROCK
AWAY. - CHARLES EARLY. 615
18th ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-26

MOVEMENT CURE: STRICTLY SCIENTIFIC
curative; speciality nerves, stomach; ladies, gen.
tlemen. treated. 4. UNDERSTOOD. M.G., OF
Sweden. 1-2 p.m.. IA Kenois bldg. n. e431.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29
PERSONAL ASSESSMENTS.


When the Garland County Board D
Equalization took on itself the mattel
Of giving attention to personal assess
ments. It increased the taxable wealth
Of the county materially. insofar as
the proper representation is concern
ed.
The action may be unpopular, be-
cause OF the fact that about 400 cit
liens win be forced to pay more per
sonal assessments than they have
cared to pay. but It will be popular
with the other 5000 tax payers ofsthe
county who realize that any step TO-
wards equalIzing the burden of govern.
ment ii in the right direction.
There were probably 100 citizens OF
Tie county who did not pay any tax
further than the one dollar poll re-
CURED by law before citizen may
vote.
THAT one dollar poll indicated that
the party who paid the dollar did not
have anything in the world Of tax
able nature but his body.
There are very few tax payers who
have nothing but themselves. Watch
es, money, clothing. household effects.
everything In fact that indicaets or
binary ownership, Is listed on the tax
hats, bat the dollar tax payer over
rides ali these, and simply makes his
collar assessment.
The hoard went over the list and
raised the dollar assessments. Many
81 them were only raised to $50. Some
were raised to $50. Others were
raised to $40. Few indeed were rails
ed to 800 or more. though few
wero put at $3.50. 1t is doubtful II
any mistakes have been made.
Nest Of our negro tax payers are
property owners. but there ere for in.
stance . number who pay the one dol
lar 2oll and no more, yet il the Off
GERS were to search the premises oc-
cspied by halt OF these dollar negroes
they world lind most likely a watch, a
chain. some apparel. and more than
likely a six shooter worth at least SIS.
Il is q good example sot by this
hoard Of Equalization. and II should
result IN making the ordinary citizen.
voter realize that he must have q
deeper interests In public affairs than
hereby voting. II 1t were not for the
aoting qualification, which requires a
tax receipt. most of the dollar tax
ayers would not be listed at all.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29

We have been looking about to find
even one little thing that has not been
touched on by campaign orators, and
so far we have signally failed.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29

Mayor Waters states the Central
avenue contractors will have to re-
pair that thoroughfare before state
fair time. which is one way of making
i duty emphatic.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29

The time viii soon be here when the
man OF the house will discover that
his last years winter suit is in the
Kitchen pantry in the shape of kettles
and pans.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29

Jnhn d. Rockefeller has been giving
sway paper vests 10 his friends, to be
used as protection against cold.
First thing we know John ID. will be-
accused u trying 70 wreck the Stand
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29

This is the time for candidates to
remember that anything they may
say Will be used against them by the
other side.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29

The prosecution by the police of
junk dealers who buy stolen articles
from small boys Is commendahle.
The crime Is not SO gigantic in itself.
but encourages juvenile criminals.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-29

The man who puts too much time in
learning to wait patiently is liable to
get out of practice for doing anything
else.