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sENloR LEAGUE STANDING.
Yesterdays Games.

Yesterdays Games.
First uane--tiawaii 10, Asahi 3.
Second oame-P. A. c. 4, J. A. G. 8
Stars, Sunday off.
InexeuSable failure to use baseball
brains lost the J. A.aC.s q hard
fought game with the Portuguese
Athletic Club yesterday afternoon az
. Athletic Park. il was the most bril-
,iantly played contest for many day,
and was picked away for the Portu-
guese when Lahore drove scream
. ing single to right in the eighth inn
. Ing. scoring Bushnell easily.
LaMere had already shown his bat
hing prowess by drive to. right ear
. NJ in the game, and the play
,suld have been to walk him when
. he came to bat with his team just
enc run behind ard man waiting for
score ON any kind of q bingle. In
stead Of that, Pitcher Clark stuck the
hall over the plate. He got two lucky
strikes on TsaMere and then, instead
az giving the soldier q hard one, he
'~eroovedv the ball and LaMere scored
H Bushnell with terrific grounder that
went past first base q hundred miles
.nn hour.
elarKs hard work in the pitchers
box was wasted, largely by himself.
his attempts to field hunts were llldi.
crone and the Portuguese soon be-
ran 10 take advantage of this. Clark
rs fairly good pitcher when there s
no one ON bases and he's not IN the
hole. but when the breaks are against
MIN he cant put any stuff on the ball
and he simply puts over stfaisnt ones
.lhat a child could M
Yesterday the captain should nave
I'ade him walk Aahere ana taken
hoes on the next man. 81 there
we're two sacks empty
The game was CANDY 70 NA'cis:
b was chuck futl q sharp iieluihs anu
hard hitting. the tielalng iareely slnih-S
.miziRg the effect 81 me healehy
swats TINT rang OIL the pAts OF potn
eams. Bushnell pitched Tine game
Ior the Portuguese. getting stronger
rs the game progressed barney JOY
was called on to umpire ana issls mel,
.nnd SONIC OF the portuguese Supports.
crs thoNght ne wasn't giving Dusnaeil
he corners In the latters pitcnlng'
but while Barney's eye was OIL oeca-
sionally, IT didn't appear that the I,olSl
liguese were getting the worst OF ~.
However, this system OF having 2
member Of competing team umplr.
ing in a close game Is Dad business
Rnd no matter how competent q man
nay be, UNDER these circumstances
be cant possibly please one sectlon
Df the crowd.
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HALL CUP POSTPONED.

= Evidently politics has crowd 1
= ed tennis off the map. for with 4
= the Hall cup tournament sched- I
\ uled to open today, only two
= entries appear on the list. The 4
= Beretania courts are not fit to 4
\ play on this afternoon, owing to
\ the soaking which they received, I
n and rather than make farce of
= the event. it has been decided 4
y to postpone the tournament I'M I
\ til after election. The new date
y has not been announced.
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Suinmary9wo.uase hits, r. Mort.
yama 3. Al Desha q: sacrifice hits,
fshf. Imanaka; left on bases, Hawaii
5, Asahi S; first base on errors, Ha-
wall 5, Asahi 5; double plays, T. MORT
yama-C. Moriyama- Noda, Hamaukn.
Kanhi; struck ont, by 7. Moriyama z,
ly G. Moriyama 3, by Williams 8;
bases on called balls, off T. Mort
wanna 4, off G. Moriyama 4, off VIII.
iiams 5; wild pitchy T. Moriyama 2,
g. Moriyama: passed balls. Nishi, RIA.
phael; innings pitched, by T. Mort.
yama 8, by C. Moriyama s.: hits. Off
+. Moriyama 3, off G. MoNyama 2.
Umpires, Bushnell and Chillingworth.
Scorer, W. T. Raposo. Time of game.
1 hour and 40 minutes.
CENaNrfa TAME
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BatteG for Motley in ninth.
I Bushnell out by batted ball.

Summary-Three-base hit, Chilling
worth; sacrifice hit, Chillingworth [;
left on bases, J. A. C. 4. p. A. @. A;
first base on errors, J. A. C. 0, p. A.
c. /; double plays, Chillingworth to
Bruins; struck out, by La Mere 0, By
Bushnell 5. by Clark 1; bases on
called balls. La Mere 2, Bushnell 3,
Clark 4; passed balls, Joseph; inE-
iags pitched, by La Mere 1, Bushnell
z: hits off La Mere%2, off Bushnell 8.
Umpires, Joy and Ea- Sue. Time Of
game, hr. is min.
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The p. A. C.s and the Stars are
now tied for first. -"
Hawaiis 10. lAsahis 3.
The first game or the afternoon be.
tween the HaWaiis and the Asahis
was tame and listless, starting late
because Of the absence OF players. In
fact, the Hawaiis were one man shy
and had to pick up a first baseman,
They took Kauhi. Kalihi player but
not regularly signed up, and although
they won the game on runs, they will
probably have to forfeit it for play
ing Kauhi The game was put on
largely to hold the crowd. The Mort.
wanna brothers were not effective in
the box and errors We're many and
glaring. Score:
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The School of Journalism Of Column
bia university, New York. founded by
the late Joseph Pulitzer, was opened
with one hundred students enrolled.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-28
NEWS OF EVERY FELL
FULLY COVERED
PORTUGUESE Climb into TIE
FOREIRST PLACE INLEAGUE

IA Mere Breaks p the Game Against A. Cs With Timely
Swat TO the Right Field Fence-contest One OF the Best
Seen nm fine Local Lot This Season-AsahS and Hawalis
Put Up Rauued Exhibition in the Opener and Game May
j. Be Protested ..:. ~.
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Yesterdays Games.
L. c. A. II; V. A. c., 10.
Wah Nun, 8; X. A. C., 2.
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Punahou's Team Work
Wins From Mckinley
Game Played in Drilling Rain That Slows 10 Both Teams
Score Does Not Give indication Of Good Fight Put Up BY
the Tenacious Highs

drizains rain and cheered through tackle naasng
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-05-29

of tickets in order to make up the
guarantee. 1t will require some
good work on the part of all in
terested and the committee Is out
now, SO take as many tickets an
you conveniently can, and help
along a good cause. !
The matter of holding a Fourth
of July celebration this year at
Lamar was discussed at the meet
ing at the commercial club rooms
ON Monday evening. A committee
consisting of Fred Marx. Fred Kel-'
sey, Rev. Brace, Leon Butler. l..
l.. Maxwell and James O'Malley was
appointed to interview the citizens
and make all arrangements for
holding a celebration. The COM
mittee will meet again NEXT Tues
day evening and at that time the
question will be settled one way
or the other.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-05-29
May Valley Farmers' Club

Through the efforts Of the Off
GERS Of the May Valley Farmers
Club, Mr.. L. A. Moorehouse OF the
U. S. department OF agriculture
has been secured to address the
club at its next meeting, June 6.
Mr.. Moorehouse IL representative
OF the office Of farm management.
and for some years has been 10
Gated at Denver. He has BEEN
studying conditions in Colorado.
particularly In the Arkansas val
ley, this year and his address will
no doubt prove timely and interest
ing. Mr.. Moorehouse possesses a
large number Of very fine views
WHICH will be ahown during the
evening. President James Of the
club is also arranging a musical
program and from the interest now
being manifested predicts a large
attendance.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-05-29

ID. ID. Watson. one of the pro-
prietors of the Auditorium hotel
in Denver, was in the city this
we elk.
A small blaze started by de-
fsctive electrict light wire In Fred
Lees bakery early Tuesday morn
ing caused considerable excitement
for a few minutes. It was soon
extinguished and the damage was
not very heavy
Mr.. Walter ]. Kellogg. superin-
tendent of the sugar factory. is
moving into the superintendent
residence on the factory grounds.
recently vacated by W. F. McCue.
Mrs. Kellogg arrived from Rocky
Ford on last Saturday.
l.. Writ Markham left Sunday
morning for Greeley to attend the
normal college, he being president
commencement exercises OF the
of the board of trustees of the
institution. 1t is the largest class
ever graduated from western col
lege, 339 In all.
The union memorial services
held at the high school auditorium
last Sunday were enjoyed by a
large audience, the auditorium be-
ing packed. The G. A. r. and
Company C were in attendance in
a body. Rev Kelly delivered the
address in his usual clear and
impressive manner. The music was
furnished by the combined church
choirs and was of the usual high
class.
Jack johnson, heavyweight cham
pion, passed through Lamar OIL
No. Sunday morning. He showed
no signs of that dissipation so
much has been written about. and
after looking him over the repre-
sentative of the Register decided
to advise its readers to give all the
good will they pleased to Jim
Flynn, but when it comes to mon
ey either keep it in their pockets
or put it on LII Arthah."
Quite an enthusiastic meeting
was held at the commercial club
rooms last Monday evening. The
matter of boosting the Chautauqua
was heartily endorsed and COM
mittee appointed to push the sale
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-05-29

Emil Moll Of the Bristol Record
was a Lamar visitor on Tuesday.
Geo. A. Watson and Nova Z. But
Ter left today ON No. IL for Kan
sas City.
Heine johnson came up from
Two Buttes today looking after bus
mess matters.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Jackson left on Sun
day for a visit with relatives on
the western slope,
The Booten Land Co. 10 again
occupying the old quarters In the
Huddleston block.
Mrs. Ben Mace arrived in Lamar
last Friday from New Mexico to
visit with relatives.
Jack Creaghe and C. v. New
man are viewing the sights in Kan
sas City this week.
Gill Downer was a Lamar visit
or this week. visiting his brother.
City Clerk A. E, Downer.
Any pupil of the grades desiring
to attend summer school write to
Mary Herring. Lamar, Colo.
Miss Odell was a passenger on
No, on Monday for her home at
Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
R. l.. Chr'sty, deputy county
clerk, is visiting at his old home
in Missouri for a short vacation.
Mrs. Della Franklin of Redbluff.
California, is Visiting with her
brother, Postmaster e. M. Mears
Miss Taylor left Monday on No.
8 for Ackley, Iowa. where she will
spend the summer with home folks.
Chas. Lee was down from Pueblo
today visiting with his brother,
Mayor Lee, and shaking hands with
old friends.
Dr. Snyder and Mr.. Stewart re-
turned Tuesday from Baca county
where they had been on a cattle
inspection trip.
Misses Myrtle Marx and Agnes
Fortune are enjoying a visit at
the L. H. Manville ranch near
Prowers this week.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-05-29

Chas. G. Smeltz. secretary of tn.
GRANADA and holly district. W.
to Office work in Lamar
.ast saturday,
Nathan Blakey was called to his
old nome In Winfield. Kansas. to-
day ON account OF the serious III
hess Oh MS sister.
Mass MaDel Joy, PRINCIPAL on Lne
rIoneer SCHOOL, IeUl Las. SUNDAY
LOr houtt county 10 vtsIt vain rel
aL,es Iur une summer.
ey, Kansas, - here attending 10
matters connected Win real es-
tuls nOsoinss In Lamar.
J. l.. boring, cashier OF the Cit
azens State Bank. returned the first
OF the week from Clinton. OKLA,
where he had bean Visiting.
Mrs. Amy Simpson and daughter.
Miss Lulu. left Sunday night tor
their home at Chillicorhe. Missouri,
where they will spend the summer.
MIRA Fred w. Townsend and
children lett las. Sunday Afternoon
Tor Corpus Chrsu. Texas. where
she will Join her husband and make
.neir home.
Fritz Morich. formerly with the
Drug company. lert on
morning for hawkins. Wy
where he will be employed
with the union Pacific railroad.
L. E. Butler 4 Son. The Dickin-
son Lumber Co., and the w. J.
Johnston Mercantile Co. each have
new ads In thus weeks Register.
Look them over.
Supt. Geo. r. Momyer left the
first of the week for Central City,
where he delivered an
address at the commencement ex-
ercises.
w. H. Kinney of Winfield. Kan
sas, was a Lamar visitor today. Mr..
has a fine claim near Bris-
tol and will shortly take up his
residence there.
Senator A. N. Parrish went to
THE week for the closing
of the State University.
His son, John Parrish. will graduate
rom the law department.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Sayler left
asst night for Siontrose where they
will spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Williams left
asst Saturday for Kansas City for
1 few days visit.
w. E. Kreybill. cashier of the
American Beet Sugar Co.. made a
very instructive talk On Farm
at the regular meet
ing of the May Valley Farmers
Club last Wednesday evening.
Manager Noble of the Rocky
Ford factory, Cashier Chalgren OF
he Las Animas factory and Chief
Chemist Zitkowski motored from
Rocky Ford to Lamar on Saturday
and spent the day here as guests
Of Manager Gerecke. After going
over the contemplted improvements
in the factory the party was driv-
an over the company's lands and
through the splendid farming coun-
try lying north OF Lamar.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-05-29

ID. ID. Watson. one of the pro-
prietors of the Auditorium hotel
in Denver. was in the city this
week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-12
GEN ERAL.

Two slight earthquake shocks were
felt at Los Angeles.
The Republicans carried Maine
electing W. T. Haines governor, and
three out Of the four congressman.
Mrs. John B. Mclean OF Washing On
died at her summer home at Bar Har
Dor, Me-. after being III week with
pneumonia.
Twelve thousand persons have con
trlbuted thus far to the Wilson cam.
paign fund. The fund at present TO-
tails $4,000.
Gertrude N. Jordan OF West Somer.
vile. Mass. a saleswoman. was shot
and fatally wounded by John H.
Tralnor OF Charleston.
Eben ]. Owens. prison evangelist,
who was arrested with Alderman
Percy l.. Davis In New York on q
charge Of sxtortion preferred by Mrs.
Eva B. Carroll Of Denver. was unable
TO secure a bondsman and ID In fail.
Six persons were killed. among
them John Albright Of Denver. son o.
Warden J. F. Albright OF the Denver
jail. and Eddie Hasha, who one year
ago married Gertrude Jefferds Of Den.
YER, In a motorcycle accident at the
motordrome In Newark, N. ].
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-12
WARRINGTON.

In the opinion Of the Department OF
Justice Socialism Is no barrier to clti.
zenship.
The United States navy Is to have
for Its exclusive use vast oil field In
California, from which II will obtain
fuel for It's oil.burnlng fighting ships.
The secretary OF the interior has Is.
sued an order practically eliminating
the special agents report as a factor
in determining the equities Of public
land entrymen.
Without knowing that his flanc6e,
Miss Alice Nixon. had been buried. DR..
Philip Newton Of the Smithsonian In.
stitute hurried across the Pacific to
claim her as bis bride.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-12
Ex.county Commissioner Indicted.

Greeley.-Former County Commis.
Sioner Il. w. Devinny. one OF the best
known residents Of Weld county, was
indicted on three counts by the grand
jury. which has been In session sever.
al weeks, charging him with conspIr.
acy to commit grand larceny. bribery
and with accepting u total OF $500
from G. q. Seeley for bridge contracts
amounting to $4,000. awarded during
bis term Of office to Shelley. Imme.
diately after the indictments were re.
turned, District Attorney @. A. Carlson
filed a civil suit for the recovery Of
3b.2G3.90. which represents the amount
DeVlnny Is said TO owe the county. he
having returned S2.iSG,l0 somo
months ago.
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REPUBLICANS
win IN maine
GAIN NINE PER CENT OVER VOTE
OF A YEAR AGO IN PINE
TREE STATE.
HAINEs IS GOVERNOR
WINNERS GAIN ONE CONGRESS.
MAN AND PROBABLY CON.
TRoL LEGISLATURE.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Portland.-Maine turned back to the
Republican party in the state cleo.
ton. William T. Halnes Of Waterville
being elected governor over Gov. Fred.
erick w. Plaisted, his Democratic op.
ponent. who sought second term.
while the Republicans regained one Of
the two congressional districts lost to
the Democrats two years ago.
Returns from all but thirty.seven
small towns gave Haines (Rep.), &c..
6l5; Plaisted (Dem.), 66,152.
The missing towns in 1910 gave
Rep, 1,157; DEM. 1894. Haines' plu.
rality estimated at 3.S40.
The makeup Of the Legislature was
indicated as follows: House-Rep..
6s; DEM. 70; missing, 13. Senate
Rep, IS; DEM, s; missing, s. Joint
ballot-Rep.. S6; Dem.. Is; missing. IS.
The new Legislature is expected to
have a small Republican majority al
though early returns were not suffi'
cient to show whether former Con.
gresham Edwin c. Burlelgh. Rep, or
Senator Obadiah Gardner, Dem, will
be chosen to the United States Senate.
Returns for governor from 525 out
Of 634 election districts gave Haines,
Rep. 5S,1S7; Plaisted. DEM, 53,706.
The corresponding vote for 1910 was,
Fernald. Rep, 53.271; Plaisted, DEM,
58,851.
The congressman elected are: 1st
Dist. Asher C. Kinds. Rep; End Dist,
D. J. McGillicuddy. DEM; 3rd Dist,
Forrest Goodwin. Rep; 4th Dist.
Frank f. Guernsey. Rep.
Republican leaders, on the strength
Of these returns, claimed a sufficient
margin OH joint ballot to elect former
Congressman Burleigh to the Senate.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-12
MEXICO SENDS TROOPS.
Soldiers Reach cananea for Protee.
ton Of Americans.


Douglas, Ariz.-ln answer to dc.
mands by the United States govern.
ment that Americans In northern Mex.
leo be protected, the Mexican depart.
ment Of war is making efforts to com.
ply. Six hundred federal troops ar
rived at Cananea, forty miles south OF
the border Of Naco, Ariz., where 500
Americans were In danger of attack
by rebels. and 800 government troops
arrived at Nacozari. the mining camp
south OF this point. This makes about
500 federals guarding Nacozarl. where
there are about 100 Americans, and
nearly 1000 troops protecting Cana.
nea.
Communication with Cananea was
opened. The wires cut by rebels, who
tore up the railway. were repaired. all
was reported quiet and great relief Is
expressed at the arrival OF the federal
achievements.
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SPORT.
STANDING OF WESTERN LEAGUE.

Nick Altrock, coach OF the Washing.
ton team. was sued for divorce at Gin.
cinnati. o.
Boston's American League team, by
beating Washington 4 to 3 at Boston,
went on record with tenth straight
victory.
Arthur l.. Raymond. known al
Bugs" In the sporting world, famous
baseball pitcher, was found dead at
Chicago.
The series for the worlds baseball
championship will begin October Sth.
according to President B. B. Johnson
Of the American League.
Seven persons are dead and two are
In critical condition as a result OF
the motorcycle fatality at the Vatis.
burg motordrome at Newark. n. J.
Yale golfers won the opening contest
In the intercollegiate golf champion.
ship at Manchester. VT, defeating the
Williams college team four points to
five.
Bob Burman with his new 30O.horse.
power car drove mile In Ass sec.
onds from flying start at Brighton
Beach, N. Y, breaking worlds rec.
ord Of 4S.G2 seconds held by himself.
Hans Holmer. the American long
distance runner. at Paris won the
Paris Marathon over a distance of 40
kilometers 1874 meters (about 26k
miles. His time was two hours and
43 minutes.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-12
Long Los. Race Found In Alaska.

Seattle. Wash.-vilhjalmar Stcfans.
son. after an absence Of more than
four years in Arctic exploration. re.
turned to Seattle by steamer from
Nome, Alaska, and told Of his probable
discovery OF the descendants OF the
Scandinavian colonIsts Of Greenland,
who were last heard Of in 1412. and
who. when trade with Greenland was
resumed In the seventeenth century.
had disappeared.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-12
FoaEiok.

Agitated rumors Of . battle In China
representatives Of the two Chinese fac
tions In Vancouver rioted in Market
lane.
Kaiser Wilhelm ascended the Jung.
frau as far as the big glacier. He will
return to Interlaken, Switzerland, by
way Of Grindelwald.
c. c. Boucher. an American about
fifty years old. was found dead In a
hotel at Gravesend. Eng, with a pipe
attached to gas Jet in his mouth.
Nicarasuan insurgents were worsted
in q bloody battle near Masaya, &C.
cording to reliable information re-.
ceiyed at Colon. The federals also
lost heavily.
Charged with being the leaders In a
plot for general uprising in Mexico
City, set for September l6, ten men.
are reported to have been executed al
Mexico City.
The discovery OF a hitherto un.
known goddess. whose head Is de-
scribed as that Of second Venus Of
Milo. is reported to the Archaeological
society at Athens by Judge Ampeleas
Of volo.
The commercial and other privileges
acquired by Russia from China In 1881
In the territory occupied by Russian
troops on the borders of Russian and
Chinese Turkestan. are to remain In
force until 1921.
Cardinal Cavallari, the patriarch of
Venice, who recently rebelled against
what he termed the "immodest female
fashions" has threatened to expel
from the church hobble.skirted and
peek.a.booed women.
BY a majority Of fifteen to one the
Town Council Of Macy Perkate. Hun.
gary. has decided to tax bachelors for
the benefit Of the children's hospital.
The solitary dissentient was the only
bachelor on the council.
Immense loss Of life is reported In
mall advices just received from Wen
Chow, China, In the province Of Che.
kiang. Chinese estimates give the
death roll between 10000 and 10000 as
the result Of typhoon combined with
torrential rains and high tides. which
occurred August 29th.
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On. Lie Los. In s2,2ooooo Blaze.

Los Angeles. Cal.-Oniy one life
was lost when flames devastated the
concession and business district Of
Ocean Park. All missing persons have
been sccounted for. Insurance adjust.
ers estimate the loss at 3l.2OO,000 on
buildings and 100000 on their con.
snts. ~ 22s buildings we're destroyed.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-12
Returns Stolen Curios.

Colorado Springs.-Signing herself
"A broken.hearted mother" an un.
known Chicago woman who spent the
summer in ManitOu with her son. has
returned to Manitou curio dealer.
package OF jewelry worth about $l2.
The trinkets were taken from the
store and no clue was discovered by
the police.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-12
Plano Salesman eIope,.

Grand Junction.--A man. leaving
four children and wife In Grand
Junction. and woman. deserting four
children and husband In vernal,
Utah, were arrested In Alberta, Can,
ada. The man Is W. Il. Crockett and
his woman companion is Mrs. David
Marchant The charge against them
Is embezzlement.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-12
Married in Grove on Creek Bank

Walden.-Mrs. Nellie Riggen. super.
intendent OF schools of Jackson coun,
ty, and Owen s. Case, chairman OF the
Board OF County Commissioners, were
married here by Dean Bode of Lara,
mie, Wyo., the ceremony being per,
formed In grove on the banks OF
Michigan creek. Margaret and Made
line Rlggen. daughters OF the, bride
were flower girls. .... ....
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-12
Initiative Case on 18th.

Dcnyer.-The trial Of the initiative
and referendum case, appealed to the
Supreme Court by Secretary Of State
Pearce over the decision Of Judge
Riddle OF the District Court. invalida:.
Ing the measure. was set for Thurs.
day, Sept. 18th by the Supreme Court.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-12
Chinese Typhoon XIII, 10000 per,on,

Shanghai.-Immense loss OF llH is
reported In mail advices Just received
from Wen Chow In the province OF
Chekiang. Chinese estimates give the
death roll between 10000 and 10000
as the result Of typhoon combined
with torrential rains and high tides.
which occurred August Goth.
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hslres, Found In Seattle.

Colorado Sprlngs.-The twenty.one-
year.old daughter Of James Roberts.
who died recently at Salt Lake, leav-
Ing an insurance policy of unknown
amount, has been found at Seattle.
Wash. She is now Mrs. Terseater
Slater.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-12
Hay Crop Best Ever Harvested.

Walden.-North park farmers have
harvested one of the best hay crops
in the history Of the industry here.
Montgomery Blevins. one Of the larg.
est cattlemen In the state will bring
5000 head of cattle here II prices OF
hay justify 1t.