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The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
NATIONAL LADS
LAND TOP PLACE
Capture Three Events in the
Amateur Wrestling
Tourney.

The National Athletic Club wrestlers
won three Of the eight bouts Of the ANA
teur wrestling tournament held in the
National Guard gymnasium last night.
taking the 10. us and 10 pound events.
Burton, the sturdy grappler. who has
been under Frank Huseman's wing the
past few months. showed that he .
one of the best lads in this section by
winning both the lis and 80 pound
matches.
In the last evSns of the evening, she
heavyweight class, Chism was forced to
forfeit to Barrett after hurting his arm
In the first bout
Andrayskei. the GlIl1ude. grapplcr.
had all the best Of his match with john
son. until the very last few seconds OF
time, when Johnson. with a half-neIson
and crotch hold, forced his shoulders
to the mat. He was game % the core.
but a slight oversight on his part cost
him the match and the medal Follow
ing are the summaries:
l5 pounds-wilon ot NGtioual A. C., won from
EoleJ. Memorial A. @ Fall tine 2Sn.
LIS pounds-B,Hton. y. A. C.. won frou MarshaH.
IA A. c. Coz decision At end q secood bout
Id pounds-Burtou. n. A C.. Won from sanfite.
N. A c. Decision in third but
II pounds-JohDson, NJ. A C. Won from Andray-
die. GAllHndet. fan in third bout Time. 20.
ID pounds-Maybex. NJ. A. C., won from Con
molly. u. A. c. Decision in third bout
Is pOunds-PAxton. T. NJ. O. A, won from Dona-
hue. ". A c. ss1 IN first bout. Time. IaA
l8 pounds-Brooks. Y. NJ @ A., won from Chisn,
n. A c. Fall In secund bout In 5.tS
HeaEy-wsight-BArrett won by forfeit tChisn's arm
vas hurt.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
BERRY Is BEATEN
BY JOE TURNER
Englishman Puts Up Gallant Fight
Against the Local
Champion.

In what was undoubtedly one Of the
most scientific exhibitions of wrestling
ever seen here. Joe Turner. the middle
weight champion OF the world, success
fully defended his title against Bob Ber-
ry. the British champion. last night on
the Gayety Theater stage.
With toe hold and half nelson. Tur-
ner gained the first fall after twenty
minutes OF the hardest kind Of work,
while the second fall weat 10 Berry
after six minutes and thirty seconds OF
clever wrestling with a flying bar hold.
The thiTd and deciding fall was won
by Turner with his famous toe hold and
half nelson. in thirteen minutes.
Berry was easily the best man. with
the possible exception Of Tom Duschene.
whom Turner has met this winter. and
deserves great credit for his gameness.
Turner was the stronger and knew how
TO use his strength to advantage.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
LEWIS KNOCKED OUT COLD.
Mike Gibbons Slips Over sleep
Punch I'm second Round.

New York. Feb. 23-MikS Gibbons. the
st. Paul phantom. sounded the death
knell of our Willie Lewis tonight at the
Empire Athletic Club. when he dropped
Lewis cold and out after minutes fight-
ing in the second round.
The Knockout was half due to Lewis
weakened condition, for he had received
a terrible bsttering In the four minutes
of action. A swift. snappy right hook that
caught Lewis on the point OF the Jaw
did the damage When II struck Lewis
fell fiat on his back He tried TO roll
over, paved tainiy al the air for a grasp.
out the veteran was all in and he sue
oumbed TO the fatefui toll
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
v. al. CONQUERED
BY GEORGETOWN.
Hilltoppers' Five Victorious Over
Lexington ouint by Score
Of % to II.

Georgetown University basketball team
placed themselves higher In the race for
the South Atlantic Championship last
night at the Arcade by defeating the five
from Washington and Lee College. q to
II. This game ties them with the UNI
versity OF Virginia for first place honors.
The quint from Lexington looked like
sure winners at the end OF the first half.
having things their own way and leading
by score Of 10 to l. But the five from
the Hilltop came back with such rush
in the second Ealf that they completely
overwhelmed the five representing the
Blue and White. George Collifiower. the
versatile guard Of the Georgetown quint.
made his appearance in the second half
and by mis- covering OF the fast forwards
from the Lexington school. the Hilltop
pers were enabled to keep the play In
the visitors territory. Besides playing
the best defensive game OF the evening.
Collifiower made two OF the best shots
that hav. been seen on local courts this
season. Both Of them were from the CEN
ter OF the court Miles and RAFFERTY, put
up the best game for the losers.
washington and Ice was the first team
to draw blood. Hannis caging the ball
from the side lines. Miles. the tail CEN
ter Of the Blue and White team. scored
next on long dribble and beautiful
shot. Schlosser was the first man TO
score. for Georgetown. caging the bali
from the foul line. waldron, the only
Georgetown man to score a field geal In
this half. Gagged the ball from the center
OF the floor. Schlosser ended the half
with toss from the foul line. Score.
Washington and Lee. 10; Georgetown. L
Jim Collifower changed his men around
in the second half and the combination
seemed to be the thing that the Hill
toppers needed. as they went after their
Southern rivals with renewed energy.
Basket after basket was made while the
best that the Southerners could do was
to add one point TO their score by a
toss from the foul line by RAFFERTY,. In
this half whalen, the diminutive forward
of the Blue and Gray quint, Gagged the
ball three times from the side lines.
waldron added two more field goals 20
the winners credit. as did George Col
liiower. Schlosser Gagged the ball three
times from the foul line and once from
the field. making the score . to II, In
Georgetown's favor. The game ended
with Rafferty, missing a try for goal
from the foul line
lineup and summary:
GEORGETOWN val
Hollander, L. 2. Hanuis I. y.
aldrou, r.. p. Rzferty. H. 7.
Mccarthy, c. AIiles. g,
HeiskeIi L. G. Burke. L. q.
schlosser. r. O. Bsar, r. q.
Goah-whalen Cg Naldrua o., schioaeT, Coli
hower 70. HRnnis Rafferty,. Miles. Bear. Goals
from fcois-Rsfe4ty. ): schIosssr. & suhstitutss-
whalen for Hollsnder. sehloSer for Mccsrthy. q.
Collifover for Schln~seT. Ref1ee-Mr. Hughes
Timer-Mr. Martin. Tine o. halEe-c minntes.
Final scOre-GeosEetosn, .; wA<hinEto1 and Lee.
L.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
BILL UNFAvoRABLY REPORTED.
Race Track Supporters in virEiniu
Score First Blood.

Richmond, Va. Feb. 25.-The Stephenson
anti-sambling bill. aimed at horse racing
IN Virginia. and particularly the James
town Jockey Club. met its first Waterloo
to-day when Il was unfavorably reported
by the senate committee on general laws.
The bill passed the house several weeks
ago by a vote of 70 to Is. and the black
eye II received to-day is believed to spell
defeat for the measure If II ever reaches
&syote.
Petitions from business men In Norfolk.
it Is said, were sent to Richmond protest
Ing against the passage OF the bill.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
INGRAM VS.. NATIONAL GUARDS.

Indoor Baseball at Tenth street and
MaxEachusetfs Avenue Tonight.
The Ingram team will have TO win to-
nights indoor baseball game against the
District National Guards, which is to be
played in the Ingram gymnasium, Tenth
and Massachusetts avenue northeast, at
o'clock, IL they wish to even up mat
ters, as the soldiers have won the two
played at the Armory, while Ingram was
victorious in their former game at In
gram.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24

Two-base hits-Mullin, Perdue, Burke,
Crawford (2l, Elliott, Anderson. Three
base hit-Delehanty. Sacrifice hit-Craw-
ford. Pitching record-Perdue, Z innings.
runs, u hits; Mullin, 2 innings. no
runs. ! hit; Anderson, innings, 2 runs,
hits; Clark innings. no runs, hits.
to Schaefer TO Carrigan. Struck out-By
Perdue, . Bases on balls-On Mullin, /:
of Clark, /. Umpire-Mr. Van Sickle.
Time Of game-l hour and 80 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
TRACK TEAM OFF.
Georgetown Sprinters to Ran In
Richmond Meet.

The Georgetown track squad leaves
this morning for Richmond TO run in the
Richmond College meet.
Eller will be depended upon in the
hurdles and the dashes. Young Golden
Will also be entered in the dashes and
hurdles Hurley and Davis will run the
quarter mile. Landon and Chapman are
entered in the SSo-yard run.
Barrett and Vlyman will run the mile
The relay team will oppose the Tremonts
of this city, and Coach Gish has picked
the following: EIler. Chapman, Davis,
and Golden or Landon
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24

Would be funny IL the United states
and the Columbian leagues. turned out
to be al 10 the good Some one would
have 70 take water and cat crow
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
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The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
FIynn-John.on Fight July 4.

San Francisco, Feb. z.-From an au-
thentic source information is received
that final papers have been signed by
Jack Curley, promoter of the Johnson
Flynn match. for the staging Of the
heayy-veight championship battle In Las
Vegas. It is also said that July has
been decided upon as the date OF the
Contest
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
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Dissases Of Mucous Membranes

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The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
walker Col.ton Win. Race.

The two-mile roIler-skating race at
Convention Hall last night between
Walker celston and relay team COM
posed Of Perry and Ray Reynolds was
won BY Coisfon Perry and Reynolds
each skated one mile. while the National
A. c. man skated the full distance This
race was a nip-and-ti,ck AFFAIR until the
last two laps when colston by sprint
managed to gain lead OF three yards,
which be held until the nnlsh. Time.
ssss.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
BOWLING TOURNEY DATES.
SCHEDULE FoR SATURDAY.

SCHEDDLE FOH SATURDAY..
Alleys I and z--7f3o, Howard and
Moore. Thompson and Hughes,
sns, r. Adams and Ricketts,, Pos
ton and James; BOO, Ryan and
Lynch. Mecormiei< and RisIer, es15,
BittinEer and partner, Wilson and
NounEs Ios3o. Elmer and stiefel,
Hanna and Hnrrh.
Alleys , and 4-7s3o. Mccormick,
RizIer. Mace, und WfIlinmss ss15.
watson aud Metyi<a, es09, I.snahnn
and Freeman, ,Harfsfnli and Trayer.s
os45. s. Loreiess and DrsIcy, Ever
EFT and partnerg 1880. Hammer,
Garrett Barber. Cooper
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
G. u. Preps Piay RandoIph-sIacon.

The Georgetown Prep basketball team
plays the Randolph Macon Academy fve
this afternoon on the iatter's floor. The
Preps challenge any team In the Dis
trict.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
'ar-Old' and u0f Rar-s
9; three-year-oIds and
q. q. PIsys GaIIaudef.

Catholic University basket1baiI team
meets the quint from GaIlaudef College
tonight in the Brooklanderz' Gymna-
stun. This viii make the second. game
between these two teams this SEASON.
The game win start at S O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24

We will never believe China,s republic
Is success until we read the list Of
spring holdoutz.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
A. & N. PRBPS FIVE
DEFEATSCATHEDRAL
Blue and White ouint Captures
Basketball Game,
So to IL.

The Army and Navy Prep quint de-
feated the Cathedral School five yes
terday afternoon in the Y. N. c. A.
gymnasium. 50 to L. The one-sided score
was due partly to The fact that Cathe-
draI used all second team men IN the
first half
The passing. goal-shooting. and all
around playing Of the Army and Navy
boys stamp them as about the best
scholastic quint in the city. Mcbride,
the stellar forward OF the Army and
Navy School, was in a class by himself
in the goal-shootinE line. Mac put
the ball through the netting thirteen
times, many of the shots being from
difficult angles. Turner. for the winners.
anu Shell. for the losers, also starrec
in caging the ball. making six and three
goals. respectively. The lineup and
summary:
A. ~. CATHEDRAL.
Mcbride. R. =. small, r. =.
Turner. 1. r. Il. CAREER. L 2.
Smith. @. Kendall. c.
Thompeon- r. g. Harria, r. q.
Berwind, L. G. Leayell. l. u.
suhstitutes-Talbot for Kendall, GIsnebrook for
Harris Kimberly for Turner. Munoz for Bcrwind.
Gitfinrs for TAlbot Shell for Small. White fc II.
CARRIER Rust for Glazebrook CARRIER for LesseIl
Goals from ho9-McBrids ug, Turner tsl. Bervtnd
o., Shell a. Smith C9. Thompson. X. Carrier.
Rust. Goals from foul-BeTwind ~. Turner. H.
Garb-r. White. Refac-Mr. Long. Time Of halves
n minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24

Mig Clark declares that he viii not play
with st. Louis, but win go into business
In Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
VIRGINIA WHIPS
F. & M. QUINT
Orange and Blue Aggregation
Takes Game by SO to 90
Score.
sp.aL 70 m. wuhinr,on He-lId.

Special to The Washington Head
Charlottesville. Va. Feb. 23-University
Of Virginia defeated Franklin and Mar
shall in the fastest and cieanest basket
ball contest OF the season on the local
floor here tonight by a score Of 50 10 s.
The visitors proved a fast lot OF basket
tossers and particularly well yersed in
passing.
For a while they proved troublesome
opponents. but in the last ten minutes
OF play they tired and the local team
forged ahead The Individual work Of
Right Guard Neff. Captain Kearns and
Eppa Rixey, OF Virginia, and Capt. Shaub
and Hayes for the visitors featured.
The lineup and summary:
VIRGINIA. F&M
kezns. l.. Z. ShAnb. L. p.
Z Rtxey. R. r. Br,nner, X. r.
W. Rt1ey G. Hayes. @
ChurchmAn. L. @. Stsrn. L. q.
Nef. r. G. brideubauEh, IL q.
Gosls-shsub -. BrenneT. HAYES 90. sytes Y.
RiIey 90. Keams 5l. Belts. w. RiIey. Church
man, Nef a. Free tnSes-Shsub a. Kean&
Substitutes-Betts for keans. Duncan for W. RiKey,
Wallace for BrenneT. Sykes for Bridenbangh.
Referes-Mr. HA-Ty Sprztt, Of the University Of
Virginia. Tine Of quarters-io minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24

GoAh-whnlen 81. GaldrUn 81. schioaser. Coli
ho~er 70. Hannis, Rafferty,. Miles. Bear. Goals
vhalen for Holsnder Sehlozer for McCarthy. @.
Coliifover for SchlnSser. Ref1ee-Mr. Hughes
Timer-Mr. Martin. Tine q halra-4 minntes
Final scOre-GeoEEetOsn. .; Warrington and Lee.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
Charleston.

FIRST RAcE-seIlius: three-yeAr-old Allies; !
$40; Eve and one-hah furionSs.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24
ARCADE DUcKPIN LEAGUE.
NGroS RAILWAY RELIEF AssocIA.
TT0N IEAGITE
cARRoLL COUNCIL OK. or O. LEAGUE.

TOtais..... Tua 10 70
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24

Jack Curley has matched Flynn and
johnson for July l. VIII 1t be the same
sS 1902 Lets hope not.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-24

This time next week the advance guard
OF the Nationals will be ready to leave
for Charlottesville Then-basebali!
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06

John Hurry will be a candidate
for Judge at the Republican Jude.
ial Convention, which will be held
in Great Falls probably today, al
ter the state convention is through
with its labors. Attorney TowneI
Of Benton has also announced him.
self as a andidate and there may
he other candidates from Hill and
Blaine counties. Judge Frank N.
Utter is the only Progressive Party
candidate that has been announced
SO far. There will be at least fouI
candidates in the field, with two
Judges to elect, two on the Repub
lican ticket, one on the democratic
ticket and one on the Progressive
ticket. The outcome OF the election
on Nov. 5th will be awaited with
much interest
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The Men Who Succeed

as heads of large enterprises are men oil
great energy. Success. today. demands
health. To all is to fail. It's utter folly
for a man to endure a weak. run down,
half alive condition when Electric Bitter.
will put him right on his feet in short or
der. -Four bottles did me more real good
than any other medicine I ever took, E
writes Chas. b. Allen, Sylvania. Ga. "Af
ter years OF suffering with rheumatism
liver trouble. stomach disorders and de-
ranged kidneys. ! am again. thanks &c
Electric Bitter. sound and WELL" Try
them. Only so cents at Valley Drug Store
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06
GREAT international PROGRAM
ARRANGED FOR THE STATE FAIR

Helena, Meat, 0s0t A-(0pscial)-
he special sotsrtainmenf features
which the MeoNana State Fair man
asement has arrangsd Tor ct u 1912
opposition comprise . complete pro-
gran In themselves. When the crowds
gather for the BIG faiS. which WIN be
held IN Helena fren Sept. - 10 % in
elusive. the people will ind that the
fair oficsrs have arranged for some
thing doing every minute. beth day
end night
One Of the most sxpensivs fsaAures
will be the Four LAVallses, world IA
nous acrobats, whose performances
Will an in odd moments at the race
track There win b speeches by
Sam Blythe. the author of The who's
Who" page of the Saturday Evening
Post; BY Howard Elliott, president of
the Northern Pacific railroad; By Pro
fessor Campbell. the father Of the dry
farming system. and by other men ia
nous throughout the nation and whose
interests are identical with those OF
the 100000 other residents Of Mon
tana.
A company of 100 Blackfoot Indians
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06

from the reservation n Northern Mon.
tana win be encamped O the grounds
and will engage in their tribal dances
and religious fetes for the edification
of the visitors to the fair. One fea-
ture in which interest II being taken
and which has been a principal attrac-
ton at many state fairs throughout
the West will be a sheep dog contest.
For this event James McLAy Of Lara.
ME. Wyo., whose dogs won nrst prize
at the contest at the international
Stock Show in Chicago. will come to
Helena to give exhibitions with his
dogs.
The big social event of fair week in
Helena will be the dance at the Helena
auditorium in honor Of the guests of
the city and the patronesses of which
will lie leading members of Helena So
ciety and which will be attended by
state officials and their wives.
On the grounds there will be q big
vaui vile show each night and a mag.
niticent display of fireworks. II will
take more than ton OF fireworks to
supply the displays arranged by the
mana cement.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06

we expect you to pay up all ar
rearapes this tall and at least q
part of a year in advance. Oi
course we are willing to wait until
a part of your bountiful crop is
turned into money, but we are not
willing to carry any delinquent on
our books over the end Of the year,
when we know that if there ever
will be a time that you will be we'll
able to pay up in full It will be this
year. Statements will be sent to
each delinquent in the near future
and we hope that responses will
come in as fast as your grain is
threshed and marketed.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06
Mother Of Eighteen Children

II am the mother of eighteen children
and have the praise of doing more work
than any Young woman in my town. " writes
Mrs. C. I. Martin. Boone Mill. Va. IL
suffered for FIVE wears with stomach trouble
and could not ca, as much as a biscuit
without suffering have taken three bot
ties of Chamberlain's Tablets and am now
a well woman and weigh I6S pounds. I
can eat anything want to and as much as
want and feel better than have at any
time in ten years. l refer to anyone in
Boone Mill or vicinity and they will vouch
for what | say" Chamberlain's Tablets
are for sale by all dealers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
: Keller Lake Items 3
SooOooooossssoooooS'
Mrs. Shipley is on the sick list.

Mrs. Shipley is on the sick list.
Mrs. Robert Cookson returned home
from Maryland last week pretty well tired
out and reports very pleasant visit to her
home land after an absence of six years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huff of Fullerton, Neb.
are visiting their son and family east of
Keller Lake
Rev. Smith of Great Falls preached a
sermon Sunday and helped organize a
Sunday School in Miss Ridels shack. Mrs.
Miller superintendent. Meets alternate
Sundays at O'Clock at Mr.. Alva Miller's
home and Mr.. Huffs home. Everybody
invited.
Mr.. Peterson of Plentywood came to
Keller Ranch Sunday evening for a stray
horse.
Threshing is the order of the day. lac
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06

In our report OF the Republican
County Convention last week we
inadvertently overlooked three Of
tine nominees of the convention as
follows: II. b. Hill OF Mondak
Tor County Assessor, Miss Flora
Sims for County Superintendent Of
Schools. and F. ], Rumble fol
Public Administrator. These three
candidates were nominated by &C
clamation, there being no othel
candidates in the convention.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06

Owing to the large amount Of
work in the Searchlight Office in
getting out the paper last Friday
after the editor returned from the
Republican County Convention,
We failed to make mention OF many
delegates from the north part of
eastern Valley County who came
to Culbertson in automobiles and
took the train here for Glasgow on
Wednesday night OF last week. As
we took few notes upon their ar
rival in Culbertson we are giving
their names this week: Plenty
wood was represented by w. 7.
Stephens, J. A. Ford, ]. J. Gun
ther, G. N. Ator and Peter Marion
Antelope delegates were Bob Rich
ardson and Dick Burmeister. |.
I. Hull OF McCabe represented
Springdale precinct with six votes
Ed. p. Olson and Carl Ruder were
from Dagmar. Medicine Lake wa:
represented by p. ]. Ere, c. K
Conner. Joseph Dolin. Peter John
son, c. ] Poe and Harry Sparkling
Fro'd was represented by ]. o
Baker. J. w. SchnitzleI, J. II
Hawley and 7. Loucks.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06

Up to the time OF going to press
no news of nomin atoms made by
the Republican State Convention
at Great Falls has been received.
1t is probable, however, that Ed.
ward II. Cooney of Great Falls
will be nominated for Governor,
Judge Henry c. Smith OF Helena
for U. S. Senator, Chas. N. Pra,
and w. F. Never OF Red Lodge
for Representatives in Congress.
We will give the full ticket nomi
mated next week.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06

A telegram from Great Falls this
morning is to the effect that John
Hurry Of Glasgow and Attorney
Towner of Benton were nominated
for Judges Of the Twelfth Judicial
District by reclamation at the Re-
publican Judicial Convention.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06

Eastern Valley County will have
plenty Of candidates at the Pro
gressive Party Convention, which
will be held in Culbertson on Sept.
18TH. AT the present time Angus,
Fryhling Of Dane Valley has an
nounced that he will be a candi.
date for County Commissioner in
place of Andrew Davidson of Nal.
ia. Rev. Buckingham, now o.
Maks, will be a candidate fol
Representative IN the State Legis
lature and p. J. Macy OF Culbert
son is spoken of as a candidate TO,
Sheriff.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06

The Searchlight wants everyone
OF its subscribers to look at the
address label on his paper tins
week and unless the date on the
paper shows that the paper is paid
in advance, We want you to make
1t point and keep il in mind that
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-09-06

Judge ]. w. Tattan was nomin-
ated for reelection by the Demo
cratic Judicial Convention'held in
Great Falls last Friday. The con-
vention was entitled to place two