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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

was ON the mound for Wake Forest. and
kept the hits well scattered and struck out
seven mon. Both trarls neldcd fast, Tho
visitors pulled OF two ias; doubles, while
Wake Forest made one.
The score by Innings: n ,, =
South C"rclina........o ioOoocoo-i { /
wake Forest............i 0 90 20cs-J /
summary: Thrcc-haso hit--Owcn stolen
bascs--cnrrcii and Turner. Double plays
South Carolina. ?; Wake Forest, l. striicl,
out-By Dubosc. .; by MCGOWAN, /: by Gates
base on bails-On Dubosc. ?: off Gates. B.
batteries pubosc. McC;owan and Owen ana
Won k0lintA: Gates and Turner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
McGuires' Manager Is Sore Over Cancellation

Sporting Editor. The Times Dispatch.
Richmond College has cancelled the
game with McGure's which would
have been played to-day. The only
reason given was that the college
would play game Friday the day fol
lowing, but as the game with McCuirc's
was closed about ten days ago. and as
good deal OF interest has been shown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Dnnvillc Dcfcn,. Greeusboro.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
nanvlic, Va. April l0.-Danvillc de-
feated Greensboro to-day in poorly
played and unin,orcsting game. Both
sides hit the ball hurd and often. and
errors Of commission and omission
were plentiful on both sides. The
team left tonight for Winston Salem,
n. c., where II has games scheduled
with Winston, OF the Carolina Asso-
citation, THURSDAY Friday ana Satur-
day. SO far the locals have won all
games played.
Score: r. II. T..
Danville 10 .
Greensboro II 8
Batteries: Bussey and iudginS;
Lynch and Ware
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Southcrn Lcnguc stnrIs rn-n.x

Atlanta. Ga. April IO-with pros.
poets OF fair weather and record
breaking attendance In the opcnirs
date cities. the Southern League Viii
launch its 1872 season Tomorrow. Chat
tanooEa Will come to Atlanta: Nash
vile plays Mt Memphis; Montgomery
at Birmingham. and Mobile at New
Orleans. The double umpire system
VIII be used throughout tho season
ms year for the first time In this
league.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Play thirteen Innings 10 T,..

.,VV'I'I 7" I-H' TII1lts-UISphtCh
fcterHhurG Va, April l0.-Ry far the hos.
same OF bah in Petersburg this season wa
PLAYED this evening between teams com
posed OF the players now ,practicing fnr
positions on the Petersburg team Kcnsic
and Winstcad were tho opposing pItchcre
ana both did splendid work. md tho noId-
ms was fast ard snappy. Thirteen innings
we're pIayed' and the game resulted in a
cnnsc busch thought that his men had SUI
hcient practice for the evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
ACHIEVE
THEIR SECOND VICTORY
[special to rhn rlmns.nl.nn,ol,

IsNcCIhI 10 ThuITlmcs- DisDhtchl
Durham, y. G., April lo.-The annual
field day of Trinity College was held
on iianes Athletic Field this afternoon.
and resulted in a second CONSECUTIVE.
victory for the sophnmorcs The
scores Were ms follows: Sophomorcs,
~ freshmen, 37 seniors, Is, ana junI-
ors. II. by winning this afternoon
the sophomOrcs came into possession,
OF the cup offered by the To,nbs for
another year. and IL they are victorious
again next year the cup comes Into
permanent possession of tho cla.s OF
1919.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
NorfoII, Easy Tor Toronto.
Especial to rne Timas-Disnatch

SPeUIhi 10 7 Le IimeS-DiRratCh.I
Norfolk, Va, April lo.-rhc Torpnto team.
OF IN. International League. put II all over
the Tars at League Park this afternoon. the
score being 10 10 The visitors showed
great superiority both with stock and In the
heid. ana the game Was rcplete with errors
| 'or the Tars ana hits by Toronto.
ne score by innings: Il.
Noriok ........-...............o o2l00l o. 1
lnr"ni" .',.,,.....,...........l II % 90 ! Q-lo
Ho'ieFies--Fiumeran Cownn, Pool and T.us-
! Fey; Eaehnan, Fiscacr and Rudolph. Um-
pirc landEraf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
WASHINGTON CLUB
WILL WORKOUT HERE
George Browne, Manager in Town Looking Over
byrd Park as Training Site Whitman Ex-
pected Today Griffin Looking for
More PEyers
re Prayers.

energetic park Keepers ever arriv,n,.
in Richmond
steve Griffin yesterday let Cy Brady
GO IL mad been hoped that Brady
Wouia develop into the man his early
showing warranted. But somehow. in
stead OF improving, he has gone stead
llS back. His control. which has AL
ways been his chief fault, has gone,
and loft-hnnder without control is
a lemon. Therefore Steve let him 20
the way OF the righteous
Griffin announces that he Is out for
a good outncldcr. Several have been
recommended, hut he is looking over
those offered before making any deals
He Is also looking for a pitcher, and
anybody Knowing anything about any
Kind OF good man in this line, pref
erably left-hander. will notify him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
MONTREAL CLUB
BEATS VIRGINIA
Canadians Break Camp and
Leave for Lynchburg to Play
Exhibition Game.
Especial 20 The Ti.ncs-Dispatch.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.>
Charlottesville, Va. April lO.-The
Montreal club, of the International
League. defeated Virginia to-day .
to .. and tonight broke camp and
LETT for Lynchburg. whore tomorrow.
II palys the first of the exhibition
games scheduled with Virginia
League teams: The Canadians missed
only two days from practice during
their stay here and probably will re-
turn next spring.
Coach Ryan. of the Virginia team,
tried out two freshman twlrlers in
to-days' game. Goodman and Gam
mon. The former was pounded for a
total OF fifteen hits in seven innings,
but clever fielding on the part OF the
collegians Kept down the score. Three
iast doubles came at opportunc mo-
ments and kept the crowd in a good
humor. Difficult catches were made
by Captain Carter Phillips, Gooch ana
Mcclure. and Douglass's one hand
pickup OF Frenchs hot groundcr in
the first inning ana quick throw TO
Carter won much applause.
Score by innings
Montreal .,.........1 ollto41 Go
Virginia ............o 00o o.
summary iNunS--- eager, connolly,
Gandil. Dcmmitt. (o); Lush. Purten
Bridges, Roth. Douglass. Lille. Base
hits Yeagcr Connolly. Roth Fitchett
stolen bases--Gandil Douglass, A.
Carter. Double plays--Avcrctt TO
Gandil; Douglass 10 r. Carter Good
man to Lilo TO a. Garter; Fitchett to
y. Carter. Base on bals-Om Avcrett.
/: or I-erlairc. l. of Goodman. 4.
Left on bases-Montreai. IL; Virginia
4. Sacrifice hits-.\verett. (2). Hits
of Avcrctt. In three innings. or
PARSONS. in three Innings OF Lc-
Claire. 4 off Goodman, NC In seven in
n!ngs; of Cannon, III two innings
Passed balls-Carter. Sacrifice ny-
Demmltt. Purtell Struck out--By
Avcrett, (. by Pnrson. { by I.cClairc,
8; by Goodman, /; by Cannon, l..
Wild pitch--LeCla Ire. Time, 40
Um'pirc-Lush (NOntreaD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Wake Forrest wins by JIittins

Special to Tho Times Dispatch
wake Forest, y. C.. April lG-By hitting
thr haii az onporyWnc times Wake Forest
defeated the University of South Carolina
ms afternoon by the score OF . TO l.. Gates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

. WASHINGTON. Arm 10 The bp.css,i .,,o,
No. ,n S"iheu ana 1rorgt,own unilcrsitir,
. lin "n""d In tie, TO g .rGn
sain" whs Gated at the onn az IN. ,t,..s
.nhin. ~ agreement to lot cornell cntrb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
NntionaIs Win nnnbIc.i,.,,,

NfW i"rk April ih-Thn New Yo,l. Va
,.oHH's '"'k both samus % doubl..b,.,t
rom rom ihe Yal" University nine to.,iaV w.,
!,rsHa,s winning the mrs, game 10
q. SH.,7 aeieatins tho coicsian. by :, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
American Assnr.intinn

American Association.
~ Observation-Disclosures c: Louisville. g.
At commissioners City, S; Columbus, TO-
~ 1ndianapolis-st. Paul. /: In!dianapo-
a; Toledo-Tocdc. s: Milwaukee, ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

washington. Apri iO.--tathorc I.,,-t,
1si""ied William and Mary College hcfe 10.
cniio,ls fsn,,o,.t,. R,I ~
william ana Mnry 1900 70 q
and Zachary tones and Peachy ''o""T"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
ny GUS MALI,EnT.

George Borwnc, manager of the
Washington L. 5. League team, vas
III Richmond all OF yesterday talking
ovtr baseball matters. Hrownlc--that :;
the way tncy call him ON the ball
ncld--hns had a wide and vari4l i'nsc-
pai! career. But, Efst, ne mas gather
Ell together for his Washington sab
husky bunch o. warriors. Jack war
nrr. Eighth Jack IS his second name,
viii he in the lineup. Hank (H"nrH)
Nlathcwson, brother to the great chris
~. surname the same, will be a R.'n'
her OF the ninging staff. Incidentally
1870 wnie has made ARRANGEMENTS Ky
which his club Will workout nnre at
By,-;. Park. The members OF the team
Will report cext week. say about Mon
day and from then on the real husi :.
ness OF getting into condition will
start.
Exhibition games will be played with
several Of tho stronger local teams, ana
II may nc that tho squad will jour
.h-J 10 Suffolk to take pre-6ca son
cry ~ the locals George Browne las
played in the Virginia League AS q
matter of fact, he went from the ,ir-
ginin League 20 the majors. lie re-
calls his experience hero while n mem
De- or the Washington club with r.nrc
or pain than OF pleasure. That was
tnree years ago, In 1909. Tic wns
."mlnr into third base and the then
tnlrd -baseman OF the Richmond Vir-
EiItia League club managed TO dr'y,, q
spike into him which laycd him un
To- several weeks. When playing Win
the f.ynchburg club in the Virginia
League, Brownie was pitcher and q
sooc one He admits that much nov.
he is manager and Is likewise rather
wei sntisned with himself ia his man
aEol iCal capacity.
II George F. Bagby, manager Of tho
Ctl!cSians members of tho C3nitnl
City League, in the amateur inks
Will take his crew to Newport News
i next Tuesday 70 play Jack GriInrs
ShipEuiidc"9. On the FOLLOWING, thurs.
day he VIII tackle Al. Ncwnham's Bros
Al SUFFOLK. These should be protty
{ contests. ms the Collcgian have a like
b"iich or t"sstrs who have been play
/ M; together for several years aud
Know tic game. by the wav Or
Basby Yesterday ordered suits TO-. the
! Washington H. s. League team. rne
suits FOR home wear viii he wb,;e
"hile those for travel will he ..ra.
largely OF the general design 81 the
: locals
lii Cleveland or rather from cleve.
iahu comes the pleasant Information
Iiat torty candidates for the United
states League team in that CITY nrf
Pfaetcing daily, and that a sure pen.
h"nt winning aggregation is prophe.
Sied ior the Western city
President w. Abbot Whitman Will bt
mere day. lie viii take look al
the local park. ard then go back owe,
the circuit ewing his good offices
and preparing for the league opening
Lee Park, for the information of thos,
VINO do not know. is about 90 per cent
completed The diamond. under the
I able work Of Bun Ford. is getting into
| shape, ana long before May ] Will be
/ ready for bail games. Ford has beer
/ WORKING every moment offered by dag.
| 'lShl ana spe'ds most Of his night.
| thinking UP things TO do the next day
| He is one OF the most enthusiastic anl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

energetic park keepers ever arriv,nr
in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

one out when winning run was scored
The score by innings: r.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05

Of hollow tie semi-Areproof construc.
ton. Queens Land and Title Company
sold sites yesterday to v. Davidson.
II. Steiger. q. Masterson. 9. r. Hall,
H. Godfrey. w. Finn.
waldorf Mortgage Corporation sold
No. S714 Bedford avenue, f1atbush, 4
new two-story dwelling yesterday. II
waA heid a. $4,000.
Laurslson Land Company soid . S1S.soo
hooeA plot 1oox10o. at LauSsiton. L. l.,
to-day 10 n. w. 0sbb Of Brooklyn.
n. !. Suburban Land Company sold
plots at Rooedale station. l.. L., this
week TO Moses p. Henry. Ethel Addison,
3. II. Hoverter. Mrs.. Mary Morgan,
John Leavy. W. "A. Phelps. William
Fielding. Plans we're completed for
three new houses TO cost 1890 each.
Leonia, N. J., has authorized . bond
issue OF $4,000 to buy the privately
owned sewerage disposal plants there.
All viii BE- operated a. one system.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05

grouD Of slghNssn dwsliinSu On olh
ct. to-day. lie has sold all except three
Of the TIN u. ssction.
Bryan L. Kennedy will sell at auction
next Saturday another big tract Of build
Ing sites At Jamaica lfiiicrest Much
homo building 10 scheduled to follow
the lot distribution.
Howard Estates Development Com.
pan completed plans to-day for nifty
new DWELLING on tie tract along ia
maica Bay whore II has spent nearly
e2oo.ooo on general improvements.
Ing from e1,soo to 5000 Zach.
David P. Leahy Realty Company sold
three more new dwellings and six al.
ditionai plots this week at South osone
Park. L. I. The buyers pay en- small
instalments.
Ross =. Tucker. President OF Concrete
Products Company. has started work
on two big dwellings of reinforced con-
crete near the entrance Of the Eatates
Of Great Neck. L. !. They will cost
$4,000 each. The idea 10 to make them
nrsproof and very artistic.
r. b. Ackerson Company began nuai
work to-day % Me park System in
the lake section At Brightwatsra. L. I
II viii b finished this fan.
Buyees Of plots At Massapequa
this week will build several dwellinss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05

To meet these requirements and still
keep the price within reasonable limits
u the problem that the suburban home.
builder has to face. II 10 one that We
have successfully solved In our build
ing operations ak Nutley. which this
year have been on a larger scale than
ever before We have made u rule
TO put into houses . maximum OF hon
est intelligent work ~ . minimum
cost.
Progress In the education Of SUBURBAN
homo buyers has done much to clear
and improve che real estate situation.
1t has brought about the practical
elimination Of irresponsible, unscrupu.
lous operators. who. prolific In prom
ises and barren In fulnlment, did much
TO retard suburban development. The
public has learned to deal only with
developers and building corporations OF
established reputation-concerns that
can point to the past as evidence OF
ability to successfully carry out any
work intrusted to them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05
UPSET STOMACH
AND INDIGESTION.
Heartburn, Gas, Sourness or
Dyspepsia ended in five
minutes with "Papes
Diapepsin."

Time IL! In five minutes oil stomach
distress will go. No indigestion. heatt-
burn, sourness or belching Of gas. acid. or
quotations Of undigested food. no di1si.
ness, bloating. foul breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its speed
in regulating upset stomachs. 1t is the
surest. quickest and most certain remedy
in the whole world and besides 1t is
harmless.
Millions Of men and women now cat
their fsvorite foods without fear--they
know now il is needless to have . bad
stomach.
Please. for your sake, get large fifty.
cent case Of Papes Diapepsin from any
drug store and put your stomach right
Don't keep on being miserable--life i,
too short-you are not here long. so make
your stay agreeable. Eat what you like
and digest Il; enjoy il, without dread o.
rebellion in the stomach.
Diapepsin belongs in your home any
way. II should be kept handy, shout
one Of the family eat something which
doesn't agree with him, or in case Of al
attack Of Indigestion. dyspepsia, gastriti
or stomach arrangement ut daytime o.
during the night II is there to give tn
quickest. surcst relief known.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05
RAPID WORK ON
SUBWAYS HASTENS
HOME MOVEMENT.

Fast work on the new subways u
stimulating realty operations In the
suburbs. Engineers for the Public serv.
ice Commission reported to-day that the
Fourth avenue subway in Brooklyn and
Centre street loop in Manhattan should
be finished and ready for use early next
year. More than 1,AOo men are at work
on them. On all lines. 400 men are
Al work and the total VIII be raised
above $500 during the next few weeks
when contractors start on nvs add
tlonAl sections.
Richard c. Doggett. the BUILDER OF
KIngs Lawn. Brooklyn. opened . new
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05
ALSO A SPECIAL SALE OF

ALSO A SPECIAL SALE Of
MISSES & Girl s. TAIL R-MADESUlTS
AT THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE PRICES:
MISSES AND GIRLS SUITS OF SERGE
OR MIXTURES ACTUAL VALUE $1,000, AT $3.50
MISSES SUITS OF ctIEYoTs ACTUAL
MISSES AND GIRLS DRESSES FOR ACADEMY.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING WEAR. TAILoR-MADE
SUITS. COATS AND WRAPS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
WILL BE FOUND IN THE REGULAR STOCK AT
MODERATE PRICES
A SPECIALITY IS MADE OF GARMENTS FOR
CHILDREN FROM 4 TO "A YEARS OF ACE. IN.
GUIDING DRESSES AND COATS FOR SCHOOL
WEAR PARTY DRESSES. ETC
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05

bark YAMsgro ana rose to the RANK a
second ofhcer with . masters certincdte.
Because Of defective eycsioht he ten
the bridge for the purser's once.
Part OF his career hes been spent on
troop ships, for which ssrvics he has
Ing the Boer war he was on the CAta.
ionia, . prison ship. He WAS On ti,s
Lusitania on her frst voysgs here. and
he y now making die ssvsnty.sixth
round trip on her.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05
WIDOW SAYS BLAME
~ ISN'T ENGINEERS.

- George L. Clark. widow NJ the
eh6lhesr who 10 of,cially blamed for
the-fatai wreck. returned to New York
yeetedey with the body Of her hus-
!. IT. clarks have occupied the ground
49, Of = two-story cottage at No. 25ii
Mh0ay avenue, Westchester Village, for
tn1gey years and are well known there.
- Clark was a passenger on the
vrocked train. She had been taking a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05
Building of the Home
As q Matter of EcOnOnlu
President of ". YIN. J.
Real Estate Exchange
and of Nutley Realty
Co. Says Buyers Haze
Been Educated to De.
n,and the Best at the
Least Cost.
~ WILLIAM A. LAMBERT.

No one who is interested IN legitimate
suburban home bulldiDL can fan 10 be
optimistic regarding the New Jersey real
estate situation. There Is a steady,
sver-increasing demand for suburban
nuting distance Of the business centres
of Manhattan. II Ia indicative OF an NJ
most universal desire TO escape from
living conditions in the city. which have
been rendered undesirable for many rsa-
sons.
Population congestion n strongly felt
not only In the residential districts of
Manhattan but in almost every part Of
Greater New York. Increased trans
portation facilities. with the admirable
Hudson Tunnel system. big railways and
their feeders In the shape OF fast troll
leys. make II possible for tho New York
business man to reach his home in the
New Jersey SUBURBS in less time than II
takes him to get to many apartments
within the city limits.
The comfort OF living in ones own
home In the country within easy reach
Of the city and possessing all city con-
venienoes IL only one Of many things
instrumental in causing . marked
trend Of homeseekers 20 New Jersey.
The rate of taxation In Greater New
York u increasing by. leaps and
bounds and people possessing moder-
ate incomes fnd II impossible to pay
the high rents resulting from rising
assessments. A q mere matter OF
economy in living II pays to get out
TO the suburbs. The increase Of popu-
lation in the greater city both from
natural causes and by accession from
other parts IL bound 20 90 on for an
indefinite number Of years. and no
amount Of building skyward will be
able to keep pace with the demand
for proper living quarters.
A holder Of desirable suburban
fed with tho outlook There are two
CLASSES OF sucl, buyers--onc IL buying
. home with tho primary object Of
improving living conditions for him
| self and family. The other 10 seeking
| . speculative increase in values. OF
the former there was never q greater
number than at present. Speculative
buying. which frequently means the
indiscriminats purchase OF alleged
building sites with the chief lure con-
oealed In tho ANAL amount Of casi,
payment required. 10 practically q
oeaA issue. The market OF gullibls
oncs--Although one II said to be borr
every minutes very nearly exhaust
Cd and low-tids lots. pine scrubs ans
swamp lands are at discount
Wise discrimination 10 exhibited b.
current purchasers a. 10 the localit.
for future homes. They have to b.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05
OLD PURsER TO RETIRE.

Lancaster 81 Lusitaala HAs Deen
- Years ~ Sea.
Joseph Lancaster. purssr Of the IAisi-
tania, known to Thousands a. Joe Ian.
caster. and VINO hes been forty-four
years ~ sea. rctires after this voyage.
He served his Apprenticeship on the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-05

vacation In q suburb Of Boston and had
prolonged her stay for two days In or
der TO return on her husbands train.
II haven't read the papers," Mrs.
Clark said, ''but haven't been an en-
gineers wife for thirty years without
knowing what the company would say.
My husband IL dead and those who
knew him thought too much OF him fol-
Il to he necessary for me to defend
his memory. but there are lot OF
other engineers. and no one knows
whose turn viii be next.
What better defense can ofYer fos
George than that he drove trains-fas
trains mostly-for thirty years and
never had an aocidentY Does thai
sound like criminal carelessness?
DO YOU think an engineer takes q
switch at forty miles an hour. because
he likes 10 do ~ The schedules are
made In the despa tcher's ONCE and moi
In the engineers cab; that's one Trims
the public ought to remember when rail-
road companies blame old and trusted
employees for things like this"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01

HELPING THE BULL MOOSE

The charge made earlier in the
campaign that the Democrats were
using the Bull Moose party to split
the Republican vote has been amply
proven in various ways and, places,
and the most notable instances in
Idaho recently came to light through
the state chairman of the Democratic
party sending out confidential instru-
ctions to various parties over the
state, giving them tips about how to
keep the Bull Moose party working
and to cast as large a vote as posi-
BILE.
Down in Twin Falls county it has
just been discovered that Republicans
whose names appear on the official
ballot of the Progressive party for
that county did not know they we're
nominated until the ballot was pub
lished last week. 1t raised such a
storm that Investigations were made
to see who nominated them, and it
was traced to a coterie of Democrats.
Six leading men have come out with
published statements showing that
their names were used without their
consent and on ticket they canont
and will not support.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-11-01
Representative P. G. JOHNSTON
Announcement Of Peter C. Johnston Republican Cand-
date for Reelection to the State Legislature.

E.
capable accomplishing the
of the of Idaho
Republican platform entirety and If elect
plank
which declares highway the Yellow
believe highway should be built by
should begin Boise and thence along the
along the north of Snake
Springfield Backoot the Yellow
upper Snake River Valley
publications recently the
havebeen opposed division of Bling
the
south
their with Bingham county
pledge myself
division
ty.
by individual subscription is
against the therefore be
by legislative appropriation
l stand for less taxes and
believe the local option law prohibiting the sale of in
belve that disregard for
public welfare the
Respectfully
Peter G.. Johnston