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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

In the Dewey district the Ancher
Oil compony has completed No. 10 on
the ]. Needhan In 32-25-13. 1t is a
small vel, making about 10 barrels,
The Combcs Oh and Gas company has
drilled Nos. II, ~ and 13 on its fee
lease in PEAS. 13. The first Is a Is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

$50 acres of comm, rciaI leases In
section, 2O-3O-31 and 32 in township
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

Actual Photo of an imported
Sumatra wrapper taken off
Lawrence Barrett.
Remove the wrapper from any
Lawrence Barrett cigar-chew it thor
oughly and you will find il tasteless--
which means the fine Santa Clara
Cuban leaf used in the filler, has not
been interfered With and you can
enjoy a real mild Havana.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

East of the Glenn Pool-The Bra
len test on the north half of the Dunn
arm in the northwest of section 49,
SIP had but one screw of sand and
Ept showing very good. The Dunn
-,Gl Co. well offsetting it on the south
cot the sand high and is strong in gas
md likely to make an oil well. by to-
lay some time. Farther north Cam
,erbury and others are getting fine
moving on the Cesar farm in section
jG-lS-12, probably good for 25O bar
els. A. b. Reese has purchased a
ialr interest with Flynn and Brady on
.he Robert Garner farm in the north
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

Murray Doan has returned from a
visit 10 ohio and eastern summer re-
sorts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

The Reese and Jordan test on the
Hawkins farm In section 27-lS-l3 Is
canning at / ,435 feet in order to case.
having cased tco high, it will be a
lay or two before the well Is COM
,leted to the l,535-foot sand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

Clarence Fast left yesterday for
Champaign, H., whore he enters the
school of electircal engineering at the
state university.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

At Broken Arrow-The Canterbury
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

At Cushing THE Hin Oil Co. test In
section 23-17-7 has d bad fishing job
on hand at $50 feet. This Is the sec
ond we'll the first being abandoned.
The White and Sinclair test in section
2S-17-7 is reported as drilling at IL
feet in the lime with nothing show
ing in the deep sand,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17
NEW YORK, Sept. lG.-Close-
'exas Company s125,75.
Oh Market.


The oil men are coming to the Dur
ar In large numbers and from the
resent appearances every body VIII
zee at least part OF the Fair and
)urbar this week. The World OIL Re
orter has an office just off the lobby
t the Hotel Tulsa and will be glad to
oe visiting oil men and get the news
rom the different localities In our
ield of operations, Remember this
III news is strictly cooperative af-
air and is printed for the benefit Of
each and every oil man in the bust
less. Therefore 1t is for the benefit Of
he entire fraternity that you are In
ited to come and see US.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

Charles Noble returned from Vel
lowstone park yesterday and certain
ly had time, rot soon 10 be forgot
ten.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

In the Bird Creek District-The
Kansas OH co. has completed No. q
ON the Charles Harris farm In section
l3-21-l2, and report -barrel pro-
ducer. The Selby oil a. Gas Co. has
completed No. on the Sammy Eaton
in section 96-22-l2, good for 20 bar
rels, and also No. on the Billngsea
farm In section 31-2l-l3, good for 30
barrels. Flanagan & owen have COM
pleted No. on the Evans farm in
section 14-2l-12, and have the best
well In that vicinity, it being good for
ten barrels an hour in the Burgess
sand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

A. l.. Funk left for Chicago last
night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

c. c. Simmons, Of the I'riek-R
supply co. was obliged to go TO Bar
tlesrille for few days and the Dur
bar on here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

At Ponca City-The McGraw oil
co. Is rigging up for No, on the
Foureyes farm In the southwest of
section 1852, the location is the third
location north from the southwest cor
ner and Is due today with a test on
the Running After -the-Arrow in sec
tion 9-25-2, 1t being No, 1 for the
lease.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

The VOL, crime Oil company in Its
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-17

lpper to the cigar they smoke =
many smokers think light and dark
wrappers indicate mild and strong
cigars - tobacco experts will tell
you that little dependence can be
placed in this method of selecting
the cigar you want.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-06

Gus Dettman and wife drove up from
Valley Junction in their auto last week
TO visit with his parents and numerous
other relatives.
Mrs. Geo Pfester of Carroll, who was
here 10 visit relatives, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. Mike Renftle, returned
TO her home Friday.
w. c. Elliott returned home Friday
from Creston where he went 10 visit his
brother, Charles, and take part in the
Memorial Day exercises.
Miss Ethel Fancher went to Boone
Friday to visit her cousin, Miss Florence
Stephinson and attend the graduating
exercises Of the High school.
John Boyer and wife, who We're here
to visit with his boyhood friend, H,
Parrot and wife, returned to their
home in Storm Lake, Friday.
Miss Alice Gardiner, following plea
slnt visit of several months in Mime.
apolis, Mimi, with her auuts, Mesdame,
Van Dezee and Hooper returned home
Friday.
For Sale:-Dickinson Co. farms Can
save you money on same, Choice farms
close to Milford and Lake Okahoii. See
NE before buying, F. E Griffith, Mil
ford Ia 2I-tf
Frank L. Horning. of Ohio. VIII
visited in Audubon several days witt
relatives departed Sunday noon 10.
Spokane, Wash to make his home foI
the present
John Hite departed last Thursday fo1
San Diego Cal, where he will visit
with relatives for an extended period
While there he will erect a fine resi-.
dence for his nephew, Monte Hite.
Manitoba farm of 800 acres, number
one wheat land. two miles from station
and l?O miles from Winnipeg. Virgin
prairie, price $50 per acre. For parti
culars apply toS Park, 2;9: Fort Street
" llNlpeg. Ittt.
John Norris and wife departed Nor
day for Los Angeles, Cal, on an ex
tended visit with their son Charles WI,
i, on the police force. Mr.. Norri,
will also look after some business mat
ters while away.
Miss Nellie Roche who WAS here car.
ing for her sister, Miss Kate, returned
10 her home at Creston last Thursday
She was accompanied home by her sis
ter Kate and nephew Willie Eckles
Miss Roche will remain some time fol
a visit and to recuperate form her lat
severe illness and may decide to pur
chase home there so as to be witt
her relatives.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-06

DR.. Fulton received word Saturday
from DR.. F. c. Fitzell that Mrs Joseph
c.. johnson who underwent a very
serious operation in the Homeopathic
department of the State University at
Iowa City, is doing nicely. She returned
nome Monday. Her many friends will be
pleased TO learn this good news.
VIM. Tharp, of Huron, s. D., who
left Audubon a number of years ago is
mere for an extended visit with Al
Davis and family and with old school
mates and friends in Greeley township
lie was back here II years ago on Wis
t and has been living at Huron the
asst six years. He is enjoying his visit
immensely.
Prof, Lauterbach left Tuesday for his
ome in Bushnell, Ill, for visit with
lome folks when he will depart for Col
RADIO to spend his summer vacation.
lie will then go to Vinton, Ia. where
it HAS dINtkttNl TIC L lOICSSoi SlIl VI llAt
high School We regret to lose the
,4rvices of Mr.. Lauterbach, as he is a
tery scholarly gentleman and made a
!ost of friends while here
The Audubon ball team went to Bray
on Sunday afternoon and played q
game OF ball, winning the game by a
core of four to two The game was a
GOOD one and proved very interesting
specially when in the ninth inning
,lr. II. VI. Bartlett became angry al
tle kick put up by Brayton player a.
Oae of his decisions and refused to um
ire further, and another man took his
place,
4. F Barnhart, of Fl Collins Colo.
send, the Republican = remittance tOI
another year and says: This spring is
a little backward, but everything is
loing nicely Alfalfa and small grain
LOOK good. The beet fact ny has con-
rracted l4.00O acres TO be.cultivated and
delivered here at Fit. Collins. They
ook for a good run this fall. We are
all we'll, doing nicely and greatly enjoy
reading your splendid paper
The success of the farmer of the future
depends on the training of the boy today
Next in influence, after paternal exam.
pie, in shaping the destinies of the boy,
Is the reading 10 which he has access.
In matters pertaining to the farm-the
nest way to make an enjoyable farm
nome, the surest plans for making the
arm books show clean profit AT the
nd of each year, and the mental and
uoral advancement Of the farmer,
the. Iowa Homestead stands in the lead
; a farm publication. We are glad t
apply II 10 our readers with our OWL
laper, At the rate of 81 90 per year fol
9th papers Subscription agents for
The Homestead find pleasant and pro.
.itable employment. For special terms
agents in this county write TO james
w. Pierce, Publisher Iowa Homestead
Des Moines, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-06
CASTOR
The Royal Belgian
No. Argos
No. 436S6

Imported by Henry Leufboro, Of Fair
fax, Iowa. Has been purchased by me
from sam Mantz
Will make the season Of 1912 as fol,
lows; Saturday and Monday at Buck
Barn in Audubon, Iowa: Tuesday till
Wednesday morning at Extra Livery
Barn; balance of week will travel
through Greeley and Melville townships
He is one of the best horses ever
brought 70 the county, weighs over a
ton, is seven years DID, well built and is
active and spry for so big horse. He
has proved very sure and extra
breeder. Lots of colts 10 show.
TERMS-Sl5 90 to insure colt to stand
and suck; disposal of the mare or re-
moval from the county, makes the fee
due and payable at once; care will be
taken to avoid accidents. but will not
be liable should any Occnr Colts not
guaranteed in second party's hands.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-06
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|. LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

+ Z :. 1. = = = + i. : - - - - = = = = :. -
Earnest Mikelsen went to Atlantic
on business Tuesday.
Good seed potatoes for sale P, Peter.
sen, Kimballton, la. l6-tf.
R. G.. Warrington Of the Advocate
force spent Decoration in Des Moines
with friends.
VIM. Krauel and wife went to At
lantic Thursday to decorate the graves
of her parents.
c. L. Christensen and wife went to
Des Moines Monday to attend the Danish
church meeting.
Take kodak with you on your va
cation. We have them from $l.0O to
$1,000 Frick Drug Co. p
Leo Lidd returned to his home in
Shenandoah Friday after visit in Au.
dubon with relatives and friends.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-06-06

Miss NJ. E. Barrett, of Dyer. Ohio,
who has been employed as pharmacist
at the Frick Drug Co. for over two
years, departed for her home Monday
evening for an extended visit with her
folks, and TO take a much needed rest
of which she is certainly deserving.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-10-25

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PROGRESSIVE TICKET.
For President:
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
For Vice-President:
HIRAM ". JOHNSON,
For Presidential Electors:
At Large:
NATHANIEL sIssoN,
At Large:
JOHN l. BRANDT.
1st District: ~
BENJAMIN F. JONES ia
End District:
HENRY f. MEIER. 4
SFd District; -N
JAMES c, HOWE. II
. 4th Districti -
FRANCIS b. PURPLE, q
9Th District: rI
CHARLES e. RAIDER, .
9Th District: Il
CLARK wIx. n
Yth District; Ba
CHARLES H. HASKELL, Il
9Th District; 4
MANUEL DRuMM,
eth District:
GEORGE Il LEE.
10th District:
FREDERICK W, BRocKMAN /.
nth DIstr!ctl
CLAUDE MUSE.
L2th District:
FERDINAND BARTEL
18th DISTRICT
}. DAVID ]. DOUGHTY.
I4th Districts;
WILLIAM A. HoLcoMB.
18th District:
DAVID L MORRISON.
10th District:
JAMES L. TCLKERSoN.
For Governor:
ALBERT D. NoRToNI
i For Lieutenant Governor:
JAMES NJ. BURRUS
For Secretary OF State:
FRED'RICK W. NIEDERMEYER,
For State Auditors
JAMES ~ G. REYNOLDS.
For State Treasurer:
JOHN BALL.
For Attorney General:
ARTHUR NJ. HYDE.
For Railroad and Warehouse Comnais-
sioner:
: JOHN W. MCCOY.
Far oJsts Judge Supreme Court Division Ne 2
RICHARD M DALTON.
For Judge Supreme Court, Division No.
1.-TWO to be elected.)
FORD W. THOMPSON
FRANK L. o. ARTHA'SD
D For Judges Springfield Court Of Aps
(Three to be elected.)
MANCEL e. MORROW.
= I. CUNNINGHAM.
JOSEPH H. spUkGEoN.
For Representative IN Congress, Four
teenth District
GEORGE r. CURRY
For State Senator, Twenty first Sena.
torial District,
For Judge OF the Circuit Court, Thirty =
third Judicial Circuit,
JOAN PENDER FoARD
For Representative,
JOHN W. BEAUCHAMP
For Judge of the County Court, Eastern
District,
ISAAC L. SMITH
For Judge Of the County Court, west-
ern District,
Ripley County democrat., 1912-10-25
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Tor President:
WOODROW WILSON.
For Vice President:
THOMAS X. MARSHALL
For Presidential Electors:
AT Large:
FRANK II. FARRIs.
At Large:
WM. ELLSWORTH FOWLER
1st District:
NEwLAND NJ. PETTINGILL
end District:
RUSSELL KNEIsLEY.
srd District:
ROBERT W. REA.
9Th District:
ARTHUR L. CARTER.
9th District;
MICHAEL ROSS.
sth District
JOHN LAMAR, JR
Tth District r~~s
JOSEPH KUEHLs.
sth District e~t.
GEORGE NJ MOORE.
eth District:
JOHN TAPPMEYER
10th District:
JOHN H. BOOGHER.
llth District;
PHI. DWYER,
l2th District:
JOHN PATRICK COLLINS
18th District:
JERRY b. BURKS
14th District:
CHARLES E. REID.
18th District:
STEPHEN II. CLAYCoMB
18th District:
JOHN W. TERRILL
For Governor:
ELLIOTT W. MAJOR
For Lieutenant Governors:
WILLIAM r, PAINTER,
For Secretary of State;
CORNELIUS ROACH.
For State Auditor:
JOHN p. GORDON
For State Treasurer:
EDWIN P. DEAL
Tor Attorney General:
JOHN T. BARKER.
FOR Railroad and warehouse Commits.
JAMES T. BRADSHAW.
For Judge Supreme Court, Division No.
One:
HENRY W. BOND.
For Judge Supreme Court. Division No.
Two:
1.-TWO TO be elected,)
CHARLES B. FARIS.
ROBERT f, WALKER.
For Judges Springfield Court of Ap-
(Three TO be elected.)
JOHN s. HARRINGTON.
WILLIAM R. ROBERTSON.
JOHN T. sTURGIs
For Representative in Congress, Four
teenth District,
JOSEPH ], RUSSELL.
For State Senator, Twenty First Sena-
torial District,
CHARLES P. HAWKINS.
For Judge of the Circuit Court, Thirty
third judicial circuit,
JESSE G, SHEPPARD.
For Representative,
JAMES F, FULBRIGHF.
For Judge of the County Court, East
ern district,
JOHN H. ROBINSON.
For Judge of the County Court, West.
ern district,
JAMES W. STANLEY.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-10-25

For Representative in Congress, Four
teenth District,
For State Senator, Twenty first Sena-
torial District,
For Judge of the Circuit Court, Thirty
third Judicial Circuit,
For Repres entative,
For Judge Of the County Court, Eastern
District,
For Judge of the County Court, Wess-
ern District,
For Prosecuting Attorney.
For Sheriff,
For Assessor,
For County Treasurer.
Far County Surveyor.
For Public Administrator,
For Coroner,
For Constable - Township,
Ripley County democrat., 1912-10-25

- - - ~
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President:
WILLIAM H. TAFT.
For Vice President:
JAMES S. SHERMAN.
For Presidential Electors:
At Large:
HARRY Z. PATTON
At Large:
NORTH T. GENTRY.
LIST District:
CHARLES ]. BRUNER.
2nd District:
ARTHUR C. FINK.
srd District: ~
ALFRED J. ALTHoUsE.
4th District:
VINCENT GILPIN.
9Th District: Ia
H. ROBERT ENNIS ..A.
9th District: Ne,
RICHARD H MERRILL = =
''A raoH1s RI;iGls': H. GIDEON. iiFr +, |
sth District; 'FRt,
WILLIAM F. QUIGLEY. I.
9th District:
VIM H. HEATH
10th District;
LOUIS p. ALOE.
llth District:
WILLIAM H. REDEMEYER
i2th District:
JOHN J. LAHIv. ..l-n.I
18th District; rFv"t
ROGER ". GAY. q j
ltth District;
THOMAS J. BROWN.
18th District;
ANTHONY GILMARTIN,
18th District;
JOHN F. CHURCH
'or Governor:
JOHN C. MCKINLEY.
or Lieutenant Governor:
HIRAM LLOYD,
or Secretary of State:
JAMES J. Afford.
:.
or State Auditor:
WILLIAM J. MAUTHE.
or State Treasurer:
DANIEL H. HoEFER,
or Attorney General:
JAMES H. MASON,
or Railroad and Warehouse Commits
sioner:
EDWARD G. MARSH.
or Judge Supreme Court Division
No. One:
STEPHEN S. BROWN.
or Judges Supreme Court. Division
No. Two:
two to be eleoted)
CHARLES A. DENTON.
JOHN KENNIsH.
or Judges Springfield Court OF Ap.
psals:
tThree TO be elected
ARGUS cox.
HOWARD GRAY.
- NIxoN
Or Representative in Congress, Four
teenth District, I
GEORGE R. CURRY
or State Senator, Twenty. first Sena- +
torial District, 1
Dr. Judge Of the Circuit Court, Thirty
third Judicial Circuit, T
JOHN PENDER FoARD
" Representative,
JOHN w. BEAUCHAMP
'r Judge Of the County Court, Eastern
District, +
ISAAC L. SMITH
" Judge Of the County Court, West. r
ern District,
MIKE HENGELER
Ripley County democrat., 1912-10-25

For Representative in Congress, Four
teenth District,
For State Senator. Twenty frat sena.
torial District,
For Judge Of the Circuit Court, Thirty
third Judicial Circuit,
For Representative,
For Judge of the County Court. Eastern
District,
Fer Judge of the County Court, West
ern District,
For Prosecuting Attorney.
For Sheriff,
Ripley County democrat., 1912-10-25

jill Uay OF mover
SOCIALIST TICKET.
For President:
EUGENE v. DEBS.
For Viee-President:
EMIL sEIDEL
For Presidential Electors:
At Large:
FRANCIS D. ATKINS.
AT Large:
j. NJ. HELM, :
ist District: e
THORNTON ALEXANDER, -
ana District:
II. D. MORRISON.
srd District:
ARCH HELMS.
@ -. ,..4..fEE f1zE.E
eth District:
GEORGE C. ToLsoA. t..
= -
6th District: .r,.r y
FRED KoEHLER.
~ - -.7::A.ssJ1s
9Th District:
A. C. WARD.
Tth District:
JOHN D. RUSSELL.
sth District:
W. H. HERTEL
sth District:
BENNETT F. LEMON.
10th District:
GUsTAvE J. EcKHoFF,
nth District:
GEORGE W. JONES.
18th District:
CHRIS ROCKER.
18th District:
R. E. TEsREAU.
18th District:
JOHN w, SPRINKLE =
18th District:
A. LOWE.
18th District:
H. NJ. FouTY.
For Governor:
WILLIAM A. WARD.
For Lieutenant Governor:
RICHARD GEORGE HOTHAM
For Secretary OF State:
ERNEST THEODORE BEHRENs.
For State Auditor:
PHILIP WAGNER.
For State Treasurer:
w. W. McALLISTER.
For Attorney General:
WALTER S. BUNDY.
For Railroad and Warehouse Commits.
FRANK p. o'HARE.
For Judge Supreme Court, Division
JULIAN A. FOX.
For Judges Supreme Court, Division
No. Two:
1.-TWO to be elscted)
JULIAN LAUGHLrN,
JEREMIAH MURPHY.
For Jgdsss Springfield Court of APP
(Thres to be sisctsdl
Ripley County democrat., 1912-10-25

On Tuesday, the
PROHIBITION TICKET,
For President;
EUGENE W. CHAFIN.
For Vice-President:
AARON S. WATKINS.
For Presidential Electors: "'',r!'-
At Large: ~
J. NJ. O'BRIEN.
~ ..nEselh.sa. e.
At Large: B
S, s MANLEY. z. ID
s--1.-I.--A
LIST District: ia
W. H DULANET. f$k
End District:
FRANK X. sHEwALTER
srd District:
o. +. DoUGHERTY.
9th District:
III. c. FINLEY. l.
49,.
9Th District; IA
42lEEi.,s! 2Eaia ~
sth District: =. -.
JOHN NJ. VAUGHAN. : 4 ~
Ia .
7th District: J IN
]. L. MITCHELL 4
.-.---s-A
sth District: j; "A
WALTER MILLER. .,t-Lp
.~.ss---l
sth District: IT
ID. S. GAGE. a
--E.-,-.4G-.4A--lS
10th District: Es1.
J. E. JONES' 4 A.,
nth District; a.. J 'tEy
JOHN F. MASON, II ~.
-. Is&s
18th District: 81
W. b. PALMORE. ny
-...ssAN
18th District: -
JAMES P. WARD. b 1G.
e.. IT,.
18th District:
THos. b. TURNBAUGH,
.i,,..
18th District. o.,
J, d. CONRAD.
~,. s..sr
18th District
s. s. HARDIN,
.4IL
FOR Governor: <'.
CHAS. e. STOKES.
3TE....
For Lieutenant Governor:
JULIUS C. HUGHES
For Secretary Of State:
WIN, H. GUENTHER,
'or State Auditor:
ORLANDO V. WAGER.
or State Treasurer:
LEONARD r. WOODS.
or Attorney-General:
RICHARD B. WILCOX.
or Railroad and Warehouse cpmmis.
JOHN W. NELSON.
or Judge Supreme Court Division
No. One:
GEORGE e. BOWLING.
oR Judges Supreme Court. Division
No. Two:
1.-TWO to be elected)
ELBRIDGE H. BENHAM.
or Judges Springfield Court OF APP
peals:
Three to ne slsoted)
Ripley County democrat., 1912-10-25

For Representative In Congress, Four
teenth District,
ALBERT F. BUMPAS
For State Senator, Twenty first Sena-
torial Distriet,
JOHN G. SCOTT
For Judge Of the Circuit Court, Thirty.
third Judicial Circuit,
For Representative,
TANDY C. GooCH.
For Judge Of The County Court, Eastern
District,
J, H. GRIFFIN
For Judge Of the County Court, west-
ern District,
WILLIAM H. DAY
For Prosecuting Attorney,
For Sheriff,
ROBERT W. BELL
For Assessor,
EDWARD T. HUNT
For County Treasures,
SAMUEL ,. WEBB
For County Surveyor,
For Public Administrator.
-|
For Coroner.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-10-25
SOCIALIST LABOR TICKET.

OuUlALiSI LR0Uh lIukEI.
At Large:
w No1JNr1rx
At Large:
THEo. KAUCHER.
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is' Dis'rict'
End District;
srd r,is,-,o,.
-
s'h Distr'ct' - .-a~,.
81.
80 ~ - /
9th District; %. - - =,
7th District: t~,s n !.
-" '' : ;~r,, -
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SIDNEY JOHNSON
For Secretary of State:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
COLUMBIA TAKES LEAD SOCCER ON FROZEN FIELD
Brooklyn Team Beat ZlngarI by
One Goal Margin.

With the grounds at Marquette oval
Brooklyn. az hard as rock. the menOeFs
Of the Brooklyn Football Club won a hard
fought soccer game from the Zingari eleven
Yesterday afternoon. by score OF : goals
TO B.
Pretty passing between Van de Nes'e
and Black enabled Brooklyn 10 score the
first goal Undlsmayed, the Zlngari then
took a hand. Kirby running through the
line. passed to Stiles, who netted with
terrific shot As the game wore on, give
and-take play followed. Maclennan finally
got through. passing the ball well forward.
IL was met by Mckenzie, who shot into
the far corner of the net thus putting
Brooklyn once more in the lead. The lat
ter again became aggressive on the kick
of, and nice pass by Mcbride enabled
Maclennan 10 score
Just after the second period began Brook
lyn earned free try on penalty, but
Watts missed. This put new life into the
Zingari, and a splendid run by Gibson was
put across to Mcneil, who placed back
10 Adamson. The last named scored, max
ing II to I'm favor OF Brooklyn. n MIN
ute later Stiles tied up the game with a
rafting header, after fine play by Nichols.
With only two minutes TO 60 Mckenzie
was intrusted with a penalty kick, which
he negotiated, thereby scoring the winning
goal