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WARD SAYS THAT soNEHEADEr
BASE RUNNING LOST.
welshers Wild Peg 20 Dodo In tire
Ninth Inning Gave tire Steel
men h Tying Score.
CsY FRANK q. wARp.1

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. May 6.-In the
mos exciting game-staged in this city
during the present season. the Steel
men nosed out Wheeling in the ninth
inning. with the assistance OF two hits
and a Wild peg by Welsher 10 third TO
catch Boucher. The visitors tied the
score in the ninth on Dodd's single.
Welsher's t~wo-bagger. and Bemis'
single put the Stogies one TO the
good.
The visitors started the scoring in
h second. after two were gone. on
Dodd's single and Gray's double.
Youngstown also scored in this round
on Tate's single and Gray's double.
The Locals took the lead in the fourth
with one out. when Gray hit for a
homer To deep center, the longest hit
ever made at Wright Field. Last Fri
day Gray hit "A three-bagger in the
same direction. and at that time IL
was the longest drive ever made in
the history OF the new park. The
Stogies lost three chances TO score by
bonehead base running. -
The Ninth.
In the ninth Youngstown started a
rally when Gray singled 10 right,
Boucher singled through left. Gray
tried TO pilfer third. but was caught
by a pretty throw. Welsher to Dodd.
Boucher took second in the place OF
Gray, Sheehan laid down a bunt. Wei.
sher fielding the ball and making a
bum heave 20 third to catch Boucher.
Dodd let the ball pass him. and Bou.
cher scored with the tieing score.
Sheehan stealing second. Miller was
an easy out on a fly to Dodd. but
Sheer ended the game with a double
past Moren. along the first base line.
The score:
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and will work with Prof. Marriott.
The classes are working for the OK
hIbition and nothing will be spared -
make this the most successful exit
bitiOn ever given by the association.
Seats are being installed with the ex-
pectatiOn of a large attendance.
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AMATEUR AVIATOR rs
FATALLY HURT IN FAtI

HARRISB1TtG. Pa. May 81 r.
Mc'aIley. a young amateur aeropla-
mist of This city. fell with his machine
"a distance ~ forty feet today and
vas badly injured He was rushed 10
a hospital. where hls condition was
said N DO serious. His aeroplane was
demn-I.hrl-
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BIILIKENs TAKE GAME
FROM THE TERRIERS

FORT WAYNE. Ind. May Elk
cellent pitching by B~iersdorfer. who
relieved Goldrick IN the fifth. enabled
Fort Wayne 10 win yer Terre Haute
to-day. 6 20 (. Score:
Terre autH....1roo20O00-4 6
Fort WAYNE ..10.U200I.= 10 I
Batteries-Aiaerte and WarirR. B.ers-
oorfer, Goldrick and Martin.
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Two base hits-Bemis. Gray. welsher.
Sheer. ?; Q. Gray.
Home rum. GRAY.
Sacrifice hits-Ainsworth. Anderson.
han. Booe.
Double plays Sheer TO Tate.
Base on hslls-Off A%insworth. I. OFF
Bemis., 2
Struck out-By Ainsworth. /
Time-1:55.
Jmpire-Groeschow.
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United statea Lean.

A. Cleveland
Cleveland. 10; Chicago 5
Al Richmond-tten inningsD
Richmond. .: Reading. S.
Ar Cincinnati
rain.
At New York
New iOrk-Washington, rain.
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SOUTH BEND WINS
FROM GRAND RAPIDS.

SOUTH REND. Ind. May s-Tbe
South Bend team defeated Grand
Rapids here today. 6 20 3 Score:
Grand Rapids % ooo0o12o=a z
South lend. onFn00I0 s. q D
Ha-t"-'"s-Llrd-1y ana Ccanlon Smith
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INTERNATIONAL LEAouE

Newark. 10: Buffalo g.
baltimore 7; Montreal l.
providence ]; Rochester . Gi IN.
ninRsl
Jersey City !. Toronto I Game
called end nth inning account dark
nessJ
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GIANTS WIN
Defeat Cardinals With Ease-Ames
Pitched Steady Ball Throughout
the Game.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May 6.-New York
defeated ST. Louis to-day. 6 TO L.
Doyle's all-around playing was the
feature. A double. a scratch hit and
an out saved st. Louis from a shut
out. Score:
81. Louis ......o 3 !
New York ....2OOOeOlOI- 10 0
Batteries-Sallee and winso. Ames
and Meyers.
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ERIE TAKES FIRST
FROM GAINESVILLE

ERIE. Pa. May Erie defeated
GAINESVILLE today. 4 to 3. Colligan.
tor Erie. hit the first ball pitched for
a home run. Score:
r. H. r.
Erie .........lOolOIo1.-l 8 /
GAINESVILLE ......OllO1OOOO-S $ /
Bstteries-Bsker and schang: Strem-
mel and Huston.
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VETS SHUT OUT
BY SPRINGFIELD.

DAYTON. o.. May G-SprlngfaId
Hhgt out Dayton in tho opening game
~ The series hr % score OF o to % on
Tho strength ~ Taylor's good pitching
Score
E H r.
E~rr'nsfs.' .....N N. H . .r Ola n
Tavf.r ..u....r .
Faffsr.'s Tar'nr --F SO. Fa,. -.r.Il.
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CUBS TAKE OPENING
GAME FROM BOSTON

CHICAGO. May Chicago bunch
ed hits to-day and won the opening
game Of the series from Boston. , to
). A shower in the eighth inning de-
Iayed the game a few minutes. Score:
x. II. +.
Chicago .......SIOIOOOO"- 10 ?
Boston ........O 00lOooO- 3 . u
Batteries-Cheney and Archer; Tyler.
McTigue. Brown and King.
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GET
W NEW MEN

MILWAUKEE. Wis. May e-Dolnn
and Fuhardi. outhelders. we're sold By
the Milwaukee club 20 the Tefra
Haufo Central league club TO-DAY.
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SMOKES ARE HARDEST
HITTING BALL TEAM
AMATEUR BASEBALL
BY U-KNoW.

BY U-KNOW.
The next games of the In~terscholas-
tic league will be played on the 10th
OF this month when West Liberty vii!
play Wellsburg. on the latters grounds
and Martins Ferry will meet Bellaire.
on the Bellaire teams grounds.
Barnesville will play Moundsville on
theiSth.
Interest / II the In-terscholastic league
is increasing inc thPee clubs have
become punched for the champion
ship.
The Wheeling Mold & Foundry club
is open for games with fast clubs in
this vicinity. Only first class semi.
pro Clubs need write this club for
games.
The Bellaire semi-professional club
will play at nome next Sunday. One
OF the fast semi-pro teams i'm this
section will play them.
Joe White. the local twirler who
signed with the Erie Sailors. ives re-
leased and has returned home.
The Moundsville independents chal.
lenge the Criss and Minks team for a
game Sunday. TO be- played at the
Tunnel Green grounds. Answer
through these columns.
The Wheeling Corrugating Co hall
team. OF Martins Ferry. would like IA
arrange games for Saturday and sun.
day away from home. with any teams
IN the Ohio valley. WeIlsburr TUtons.
Vile, !. 4. C.'s or Cameron preferred
Call 2SG-L Bellaire on Bell phone or
address c. Fox, 1915 Franklin street.
Bellaire. O.
Arrangements have been completed
Tor the championship pocket billiard
match which Will be held this week
az the Waldorf billiard parlor. No. 14i3
Market street. second floor.
ing This evening and concluding Fri.
day evening. u Is a 500 ball contest
10 balls being ]pocketed zach evening
NJ. A G.. base ball team. OF Mounds.
Vile. Will play the W. {. BurkIe team
OF Benwood on Saturday afternoon en-
Sippner park at BenWood. The
game will no doubt be very closely
contested. as the teams are equally
matched. The NJ. 4. c team also
issue a def 10 all teams in the yicin.
Ity for games. and Saturday. Nav
ISM is still open date. and would
IKE To arrange "A game for that time
The Hodshons wish TO correc, the
score appearing in the Intelligence
Monday. which gave them two hits 10
the W. VI & F's five. when the Hold.
shons should have had FIVE and the
ether TWO. The Hodshous win NAV
the city Railway team II thew can
play Sunday afternoon as their
players cannot play on sunday morn
ing. We would Ike 10 play the Pat
terson team on tho Patterson grounds
Call MP H%odshon's hat store during
"a" day or in the evening. SAL VA
tioual
The K x Jrs of MoundsviIIc. chai.
leHRe Tho IS g. Uurbles. of HeuWood
Tor q game Saturday afternoon on the
benUood bail park II accepted an
s0er Through 'ir lufeUieeucer. or call
-o-L National M@ouudsyile
Tho MrNechon a O. challenge any
team iu the Ohio valley for % Fams
Saturday and Sunday. the Wheeling
NJ a 3. bridgeport. Patterson or rh.
hf'rrs Provision Company preferred
u accepted arsEsr through 'ha INTEL
E...'r .r col. H.rkood. FIR
The O.grras cancelled .ra -r
R.f' f.' N.t.rt.fas ur SUNDAY obi
account .. '.a pen rr 90 the fpfarH
r'-..r Isarla
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SMOKES WIN AND THEN
LOSE EXCITING GAME
case ana onniok
CANTON TAKES RAGGED
GAME FROM AKRON

CANTON. o.. May 6.-AkrOn's
work in the field grew very ragged In
the third inning today and the visit.
ors proved easy for Canton. Score:
Canton .......ooBiOOeo.-si 10 1
Akron .........oOO1ooOOO- s ;
Bsttsries-Riley and Texter: Harper.
Hart and Foil.
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The Big Leagues at a Glance
YESTERDAYS


81 hArrosA LEAGUE - - ANEkrcAE LEAGUE -
20 % heroh WAshfnston- Pnfs. rnn.
Phtadephfa Cincinnati mir
BrOokyn- F7ttsburEh. rain p-wat-W.s - -.
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Joe White. the local twirler who
signed with the Erie Sailors. ives re-
leased n has returned home.
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The Bellaire semi-professional club
Will play at nome e Sunday. One
OF the fast semi-pro teams I'm this
section will play them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-07

The Wheeling Mold & Foundry club
Is open for games with fast clubs in
this vicinity. Only first class semi.
pro clubs need write this club for
games.
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The Moundsville Independents chal-
eng the Crisis and Minks team for a
Eahie sunday. 10 be- played at the
lunnel Green grounds. answer
through these columns.
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The next games of the Interscholas-
tic league will be played on the 10th
Of this month when West Liberty vii!
play Wellsburg, on the latters grounds
and Martins Ferry will meet Bellaire.
on the Bellaire teams grounds.
GAINESVILLE will play Moundsville on
theiSth.
Interest in the Interscholastic league
Is increasing since thPee clubs have
become punched for the champion
ship.
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The Wheeling Corrugating Co hall
team oil Martins Ferry. would like 10
arrange games for Saturday and sun
day away from home. with any teams
IN The Ohio valley. Wellsburg. Tiltons.
SiiIe' !. \. C.s or Cameron preferred
Can 2N6-L Bellaire on Bell phone. or
address G. Fox, 1915 Franklin street
B~ellaire. O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
CHAMPION WALKER
 AHEAD IF AUTO w.. H. Chapman, Who is After sGo,0o0 Prize, Reach
 ed Pine Bluff
 Saturday.
WALKED 14,740 MILES
Hopes to Reach Pittsburgh, Pa.. By December 3l.-Is Being Trail
 cd By Aut0ist.

w. H. Chapman, 63 years old, of Denver, Col, who has walked 14,740 miles since May 31, 1911, when he left Denver, arrived in Pine Bluff last night and will today call on Mayor Jordan to get letter showing that he visited Pine Bluff He is en route to Pittsburgh, Pa, and must reach that city by December 31, 1912, in order to capture a $20,000 prize Cffe.- ed by the Stockmans' Association of Colorado to- the man who walks to Pittsburgh from Denver, making the receive $1 for each mile "footed.'
 Chapman will remain he-e today or until the arrival of an automobile, in which is riding Harry M. Dickey, of the Stoekman's Association. who is trailing him. He walked from Rison, Ark, yesterday leaving there short ly after 9 o'clock in the morning. According to Chapman seven young men started the trip afoOt, but all Ot them have dropped out of the contest.
 II entered into this race for sever- al reasons, said Chapman at the Ho- tel Jefferson last night. 1t was said that young man could outwalk an old man in long distance contest, 1, olr dv sertion. | also entered the race for the express purpose of breaking the record of Henry Paston Weston, who established a record when he walked a distance of 2,125 miles in 77 days. I aked 3,175 miles, doubled twice on Il ~ tracks, and made the trip in 32 days, 25 days less than that of Wes- ton. and 100 miles more
 Chapman is assistant foreman of the Dckey ranch, the famous cattle ranch in Wyoming. He has made two previous walks, from New York to San Francisco and from New York to Mexico City, for which he received s100OO. He has averaged 90 miles a day on his present trip. He will go from this city to Little Rock, but he expects the contest to be called off here as he says all the contestants have dropped out of the tramp. Chapman personal effects are car Led by Dickey in the automobile.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
PASSED WORTHLESS
 CHECK IN THIS CITY
is Taken at Newport for Pal nor, Mo-. Officials.

J. l., Winter, a travelling man who claimed to be a representative of the A. G. Little Lumber Company of New Orleans, was recently arrested at Newport and taken back to Palmer, Mo, to answer charge of passing worthless checks Winter passed a worthless draft for $35 on the Hotel Jefferson in this city a few weeks ago and officers were after him when he was arrested for another town. He went under the name of Weisman, Calm and Stein and since his arrest it has developed that he has been op- erating successfully all over the eoun- try He was captured by an officer of the American Hotel Mems Protective Association, of which the Hotel Jeff, ferson is a member
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WEATHER REPORT l l. ]. j. + l. + + + + + + + + !. :.

Forecas. untl D. Ill. Sunday FOR ARKANSAS: Tonight fair, colder in ner,hwest portion; frcst ill extreme northwest portion. Sunday ia I, colder.
 Weather Conditions. The pressure is low on the gulf coast and also ever Nevada and Mn nesotd. High pressure prevails eyer the rest ct the coun ry. Precipitat on has occurred n the upper Rocky Mountain region, the upper Missouri valley. Iowa, Michigan, and the Atlantc and east Gulf states. The temperature ranges from 2S in Mon tana to 72 on the Gulf coass.. Fair weather s indicated for this vicinity ton ght and Sunday, with lower tenn perature Sunday.
 River Forecast.
 The Arkansas and the White will not change much.
 H. F. ALGIATORE.
 Section Director
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

and .d. Danaher. The improvement district will be created with the next few weks.
 The movement has i'll veW the re- surfac' ng of the old wcrn-out brick pavement with an Inexpensive ma teria', either tarvia or alphalt,c con- crete Estimates have already been made fer the work, it be ng tigul cd that the entire repaving work will only cost abcu, S12,000. There are 2,C0G square yards in the territory to be included in the new distr'c ct and it can be repaved at cost of about one dcilar a square yard
 The property owners want to pave the street now as the base .s good and they say that within a year or so the base will be entirely gone ard that :, new pavement will have to be put down at heavy cost to the prop erty owners.
 Contractors say that a l ght cover ing CT surface can be spread oyer the brick pavemen,. making it just as good as new, and that it can be dGne at little cost.
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HOw'S This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo o.
 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by his firm.
 WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucuous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 1oc per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
IMPORTANT CHANGES
 AT THE SANITARIUM
DIR. McMULLEN, ASSISTANT TO THE EMINENT DIR. MURPHY, TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH
 DIR. JORDAN.
His Wife Will Succeed Miss Grabtree -Dr. Lowe to Retire .ks House
 Physician.

Owing to the increased business at eyed of part of the heavy work that has salen to his lot in recent months, pr. A. c. Jordan, yesterday announc- ed that on next Tuesday pr. Edwin Clare McMullen, a prominent physlc- ian-3urgeon cf Chicago, will become interested in the Florence San tariGm and also become manager there. pr. McMullen is graduate ot the Rush Medical College aud is late assistant 10 JCnn B. Murphy, the eminent sur- geon Of that city. He is 2S years old and comes to this cty highly rec0nl- mended by the leading physicians and surgeons with whom he has been associated in medicine and surgery in Chicago.
 Dr. McMullen will also succeed Dr. w. T. Lowe as house physician at the Sanitarium and will be associated With Dr Jordan not only n the man agement Of the San tarium, but also in general and office practice.
 Mr McMullen and his wife will ar rive here Tuesday and will make their homo at the Florence. Mrs. McMu,- len will become superintendent of nurses there and will be the operat ing room nurse. She will succe ed Miss E. Crabtree. Mrs. McMuilen was head surgical nurse at St Luke S Hospital in Chicago for two years pIicr 10 her marriage to Dr. McMul- len. Her husband was fer two years, imme liately after his graduation, ', house physic an at St. Luke's Hospital and later. for one year has been the assistant to Dr. Murphy.
 Ms. !. P. Knox vii assume h6T new duties on October as matron and will have entire charge Of the hous ehcld affairs of the institut on.
 Dr, McMullen is surgeon of un- usual abil y and his efficiency along that l ne will relieve Ew. Jorda of a part of the work at the Senitaril.g0. The Sani arium has enjoyeI tho y ronaSe of the pubic net cnly ~ is state but in adjcln rg states and it is now one of the best known insti- tutions of it's kind in the South.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
 GET COMMISSIONS
MEN ELECTED IN JEFFERSON COUNTY OK SEPTEMBER 9 BE. ING FURNISHED WITH
 CREDENTIALS.
Vote of Magistrates of Vauginc Township and COnstabIcs in
 County Listed.

The magistrates, constablcs and other officers elected September 9 are now receiving their commissions from the office of the Secretary of State where they are being made out at the rate of 800 day. In all about 5000 commissions will be issued, the majority of them going to magistrates and constables.
 A list of the constables elected in
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yBANKfRS \ TO VISIT CITY
 iAccompany F. H. Brit A of Cotton Belt, On
 Inspection Tour \ Over Road. TW IMPROVEMENTS FIachine Shops Will Be in Op- ssSration When Party Arrives Here This Week.
IMPROVEMENTS
chs ascertained yesterday from

,elS's ascertained yesterday from Z in one s' of the Cotton Belt that j, one Etit F. H. Bri ton, accompanied lily, six M.umber of officials and stock 'Ay, Onesrs of the Bankers Trust Com
 B, of Kew York, would leave that .S<3N Tuesday or Wednesday on a ]. Especial train fer an inspection tour of the company's lines.
 The big trust company purchased several bonds issues of the Cotton \ Belt for equipment. terminals n St. the purpose of the tour which the l 4stockG elders will make is to inspect the general improvement and bu-.d } %ng now going on at various points. z St. Louis and Pine Bluff are the 1.-two cities n which a large amour, { of money has been expended by the road. In St. Louis the Cotton Belt has had uEder construction for some time terminals which will greatly fac l.tase the handling of traffic ID and GU. of the Missouri city. For merly the Cotton Belt used the East St. ouis terminals of the Missouri Pacific
 In this city the party will inspect the new machine shops, now practice all rebuilt, which was des' royed by ire in January, 1911. The new build is much larger and on a much more improved order than the one dcs- troyed by fire and represents an eX- penditure of large sum of money Sever al machines have already been installed and large force of men are HOW employed in placing other ma chinely in position.
 d'yidual motors will be used throughout the shop and it was stated yesterday that those machines al- ready in position would be .n opera tion IeXt week if electric ans com plete the installation of the mann meth sw tch board Many new ma chimes have been received as the fire which destroyed he building also wrecked many machines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
What Me Never Forget

accordingto to science. are the things
 associated with our early home life, such as Bucklens Arnica Salve, that mother or grandmother used to cure our burns, boils, scalds, sores, skin eruptions, cuts, sprains or bruises. Forty years of cures prove it's merit. Unriyaled for piles. corns or cold sores. Only 25 cents at all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
TO RtPAYf SIX
 DOWNTOWN BLOCKS
PROPERTY OWNERS WILL FORM IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT FOR
 THAT PURPOSE NOW.
Petition Is Being NumerOusly Signed By Property OWners-May Use
 Taryia.

Plans are under way here to ie- pave SIX blocks, from BarraGue street to Third avenue on Main street and from Main to Chestnut street, on Barraque street and SecGnd avenue. A petition, which is said to have been gned by many property owners, being circulated by w. N. TiulGck
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29
Melton. a negro

-'!i,tie Melton, a negro woman, was arrested yesterday by City Detec- tive McBurnett on charge of petit larceny. The woman is n the city jail and will be given a hearing Mon- day morning in police court. It is alleged that she stcle art cles of c!o hing from another negress, Lizzie Weaver
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

The cOnStaEleS elected In the vail GUS townships of the county are: Barraque-J. w. Campbell Bogy-i'. $. Robinson. Bolivar-Al Washington. Dudley I-ake-Hugh Watson. Dunnington-L w. Duff. jeffGrsOn-John USsery Melctn-C. II. CloWers. Niven-W. H. Babcock Old River-H. M. Hamick Pastoria-J. w. Baldwin Plum Bayou--J. $. Barraque. Richland-Marel Franklin. Roberts-J. M. Acklin. Spring-G. l.. Davis. Talladega-R. B. Anderson Victoria-S. B. Buck. Villemont-Grant Taylor. Washington-J. II. Pilkington. Whiteville-J L. Morris. Naugine-Frank Stewart
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-29

the various townships of Jefferson county and the vote for justices of the peace at the recent election follows, neither having been published here tCfCre: