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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-06
DEMOCRATS SEEM
TOH4YE WONALL
8 LEGISLATORS

The Democrats seem to have won
three Legislators from this district.
Charles Curren, of Mound City, was
the Republican minority member
who was chosen, running far ahead
Of Kirkpatrick in every county in
the district with the possible eXcep-
tion Of Franklin
Dr.. d, 7. Woodard, Democrat for
state senate, carried Union county
by at least 1000 and Franklin by at
least 400. He lost Alexander to
Senator Potter, Republican, by about
1850, Pulaski by 500 and Williamson
was about break even. possibly
going to Potter by 100 but not over
I200.
George w. Crawford, Democrat,
ran ahead of Jas. II. Felts, also a
, Democrat. in parts Of the district
and Celts in other sections but every
where Curran so far out distanced
Kirkpatrick that both Democrats
have won.
In the forty-fotrtn or Mdrphys-
boro district the Democrats elected
Kent Il. Keller Of Ava to the state
senate and James VI Etherton of
Carbondale and A. II. Cohlmeyer of
Nashville, to the lower house. 1t is
not known which Republican was
chosen as the minority member.
These two districts aid greatly
in giving the legislature to the
Democrats and the election Of two
United States senator's.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-06

Ter-e Haute, Ind, Nov. 5.-An-
drew Berkeley, Theodore Swickard.
Fred ,Posser and Joseph Jeffers were
arrested at the voting place in Tay-
lorville precinct, today, by deputy
United States marshals and taken to
Indianapolis. The men are charged
with intimidating a citizen of the
United States. The men had been
released on bond and their arrest fol-
lowed the petition of the bondsmen
to withdraw. The men were armed
with revolyers when arrested. They
were serving as election officials in
!. the precinct.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-06
WEATHER.

lllinoIs-kaln and colder Wednes-
day; Thursday fair.
KentuckyRain and colder We'd
nesday; Thursday probably fair.
Missouri Cloudy Wednesday
rain in eastern and south portions;
Thursday fair.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29

4. gt giue til airfen. Ser
loDer man, at ON Girfens bgie
2(utoriteter nogen SinOe ifulOe free.
be oct, ioa ifal ems Ben9e, Coos
og @ienoom of en6ber art itaa
til airfens 1ieneite, % oct ifal
oltiammen meo @lp0e blibe poet
in6til Iioite 5fprD. 5 5or6in6elie
me0 0iSie forifeIIi9e Softer eler
8rooer er Der oisie 2siener %
9onno9reb, iom aon0iOoten notllr-
ligpis nlao l9re. 5 ct 8ilfeIoe
oonnes Der en- o9Gncirfel". ale
MGn0 og abinOer / 6oriamlingen
itoor oo inmmen / en- run0 &ing.
9ette ifal opre en- meget froftig
Ron0e at 6eoe poo, font ingen IL
ger noget.
Gen treble oe bbieIte Serlig6eo
er oen coeleitioIe. 5orot fomme mo
/ 0enne mao 8an0i0oten .9on mo
igennem 6orb9n9et", iom oct beo-
Der. 0ette 6pnger iont en- iber @or.
Din tborS ober 8ereliet. Get er af
bbiot IBi; og oct er merfet affit.
rat poo ionme Noooe iom aon6i.
0otens egne Garments" bare at
Mprferne / 5orbpn9et er iaa me.
get, meget It6rre. 5 6orbenoet er
Oesuoen en- 3ift, %boori9ennem Pe.
ter, iom er poa ben on0en SIDE,
fan itiffe fine Spnoer og arme.
@ennem 8orbenget mellem fig
og 8eter trnffer M 9anoiooten bans
fremrofte Soon0, trDffer lit 6eire
9np moo bans. o9oo moo Goo".
8eter logger i'm arm run0t ben6es
Qio og trpffer ben0e npr in0 til
iig, mems bun boiifer BAN / 2ret
lit me Noon, iomt gioer bom De
forifellige 2eiener og 6oanOgreb,
iom bun Gige bar lGrt, og boor.
meo bun M ifol qootgsre i'm g9r.
oigbe6 til at fomme inO I ben n%coele-
itioGe 9erIigbe0".
Soo bIioer 8or6pnget leftet til
SIDE, og bun foor 2op at Hippo
in0enior. 9eter er life at ie. Sun
befin6er Jig / en- im%agfl(0t uoitpret
0oqligitlte.
8oo ct / sinefol6en0e Steo /
6emplet itoar oisie ORD / itor, IN.
0elig Sfrift: Y@uo p;I life babe
6orplore / tit Nige".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29
9%annebras, SOiuarO So, Ne6r.

5 mango Retnin9er oarierer oct
meO nnoerli9e - l%ongiomme, eler
imOerti0en, burtige, ouerraifenoege.
nGgelier. 9irfiombeo og Soile, Stamp
og 5reo, 2in og Do0 ipnes at ON.
pef8les poo oct aonOelige ioa bel
ion pno oct materielle Omroo0e.
Zen 0eilige, grgnne SfoO, efter
nogle RGtters 6roit, iornanOIes M
til guI 90 graa. 9laOene foImer og
folOer ira Greerne 90 RinOer ON
GiOens iIp9ti9e 9ort9ang. Cont
meren er iorbil
On pell v8erer aItio GLADE"
itoor Der / oct isrite 8rep til 3bes.
Ioloniferne; og: y5rembRrer Sof.
ii9elie | ollie cling" Om END Moo.
gang % Sfuffelier iturr6om bar
oGntpet @Ge0en, er Der BOG meget
at prize @uo for; og til bam frem.
brin9es berpeO en- biertelig Eof.
lln9oomsmeoe bolotes Den %.
og 20. Gu9ltIt, / Sans Beteriens
8nrf, boor mango 8enner baa6e
u1ge og el0re par iamlet noe oct
frie. Ger bar rigelie meo 9eipis-
ming, unOerbolOenOe Sange ogSam.
taller; 90 foruOen 9aitor 9eoerien
onr Boitor Garlien ira Blainpiem
og goitor Ssbolm ira Guibins til
Ste0e, % Der blep bolot 8aler bno0e
pna Oanif og @neelif, til Opbpg-
gelie for ale.
6slgen0e angonen6e Dor 9lOite
Ssn er ct Sort l1oorag al, boar Der
too / n0onne6ro9 Getps", og ci.
teres / st. Baul Hepu6lican":
Snsooe ben 18. September blep
O1iis Marie Beteriell, og amonous
SomiboI gift / ct. 9ouI rM. e.
Parionage". 9eeee er fsot | Sop.
aro Gountp o9 pelfenot Der. 8riloen,
DIR. 9ielS Yeteriens Dotter, bar
pppet 29rerinoe / Dannebrog $50.
le flere &ar, og ale De 'maa gsrn
ioa bel iom oeres 6or9Iore eIifeoe
oe oeteoe benoe meget bsit. Mange
al De imoa bopoe alorig fsr peret
6orte ira 6eres Mooers Omiorg ino-
til Miis geterien, Der ielo miiteoe
fin Mo0er | en- ti6lie aloer, bIen
for benz iom en- rp, ine Mooer.
9rltOeommen, Mr. oe NrS. g. 30.
Sanni6als Ssn, er graoiieret fra
Donnebroe Stole, og bar meo 5lio
os SeIo arbeioet | ben ienere Sio
iom 9smmermono. Oct uuge 8rit.
oepor refer til 8ortlano, Oregon,
bpor De agter at DO. Sfsnt pi piI6e
meeet belIere babe Dem bIipe Der,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29

ne % Isfte Sleret, iaa Ter man
Goa" Der oeo Chen al Moan
SUN er / bniot.
a0am tooer fig M en- Eur %
itoI ie iie ON / Sooen, % imi0Ier-
ito fonmer en- ny Berionligbeo for
Oogen; oct er Sotan. San Ter no
iom en- beIitooen0e og oelpleiet
Beroensman0. Sorte alp0er, Gil.
febot, @uIofnopper, Stof oIo. San
fommer lige ben til goo, 6ilier
benoe meO ct breot, is0IooentSm Emil
% giber iia i Somtole meo 6en0e.
San oil naturlienis narre ben0e
til at n0e of Den %forbuone 5rugt,
90 ban iort91er ben0e meo Orb
og SGtninger, iom er bentet ira
! 02oisb. 3, at ON BUN bare oil
nDoe no8et al Oenne 8rlat, ino ifol
bum bIiOe bis oin. @oo moOitoor i
8sritningen, men la0er ia til iioit
ooertale % falOer. Sao %forioinoer
Sotan, og qOom fonmer tilboae
fra jim Spo0ieretur Gag noget al
Oenne 5r1i9t", Tiger @oo til bonn
"6en er goo. 0Nei, mel, Tiger aoom
v8ooer iogoe, hi mootte iffe". Nen
eoo 9iner life op. Sum briiger al
fin Ooertdleliesfunit og o%npenoer
6esu6en ale De ine0ige 9lrgumenter,
iom Snton booOe f%orfert benOe nle0,
og ioa bliper GeiuItotet til Slut,
at vaoom" toger of 5ru9ten.
N1en mn opOoger De begge, at De
er nsone, og Sc Ieber og ifiuler Jig
bag 3rperne. Soa beres @llOS
R6t: gN10om, boor er on? oio.,
bporpao a6om % @oa otter TOM.
mer irem ira 0eres Sfiuleite6er
men MI er 0e beoee iferte grbmle
me0 guile 6iaenblaoe bro6ereoe Gil.
feforfl9Oer. Ogiaa ale De ANDRE to.
ger M oeres grsnne SiIfeiorfl9oer
poo oaioa Soton ioor M ct
arsnt SilfeforfIe6e poo.
gu blioer boaoe Sfueipillere og
3iIifiere 0reone mo / ct on0et 8p.
relic, iom ligger noget b6iere. Wan
befin6er iig Der / ben folone Ser.
ben, o. boooe 0eforationer og Bill.
leoer Ital foreitille oct. Iorne, 9iOS'
Ter, piG6e 8pr oio. Oct belle GER ct
trtit, ~ubpeeeIigt Sn0trpf, nGiten ion
bet leber en- toIot neo 40 Gpggen.
Ser i oen faIone 8eroen tommer
Soton inort after til Spne; men
oenne Sang er ban life alene. 81
6slqe meO bam er en- WonO, Der
er fleot i prGiteIiet Snit. San
bar fine forte aIeoer, langifs6et
5roffe, bpiot Clips, bsi SiIfebat
og UNDER 9lrmen berer ban en-
flor ipGr 9ibel. Soton Introduce.
rer mn oenne Ron0 til a0nm me6
ben 5oriifring, at 0enne prp9r0ige
Berfon oil hume bi9lpe og roaOe
AOam. iao ban fan ~eenoinOe i'm
table Stano. 2(0om I'll 0erfor gsre
bel, ON ban fulgte 6enne Won6s
8eiIeoning oip. Neo bette f%orioin.
Der Saton, oe BrGiten be9pnoer
mn at pr90ife for Ioom. oDu moa
fro, Tiger ban, ut 8uo er ct 8p.
fen. iom life bar 2eeenle. 2egems.
Dele eaer 9ioenifober. San er iaa
uenoelig, at ban fan opfpl0e olle
cling. og poo inmme Sio ioa fife,
at ban fon taee golig / ct Wenne.
ftebierte". Do after: r5roen olene,
uoniet @erninger, fan %frelie". alt
bette fore0rnges pao en- insolenoe
0ioaoe og me0 mango latterlige
Tafter og @eber0er. Oct er tpOeliet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29

statesmen To manage
branch in each county. Our
goods sold to farmers. Big de-
mand. Only investment required
is for team, wagon, and can
wasting case. No experience nee
essary. Free course in salesman
ship. The Halter Proprietary Co.,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29

loi ulttI III UNH DCN SReHN - WV
Io9t pao at lotterlie9ere og for
boane ben friitne airfes 5ro %
6ens Preiteifab
9loarn er life berre foloen, emo
at ban itrafS foritaar, at 8rpitens
5orfpnOelie er life ben rette. San
Tiger: uDette itemnler life meO,
6po0 6a0er lerte mig" Og iaa rna.
Der ban: o6a0erl 5aoer"l Strofs
.6sre8 5ebopas Gsit %froopen, ioet
ban gioer 9efoling til Beter, Sa.
fob % Sobomes, at De ifoI itige
neo % lore 6enne Man0 o9 bans
@fterfommere oct ian0e og eoi9e
@pangelium. Soorpao bere man
8eter bare: ga bel, Seboool Som
Safob og SobonneS, lao oS itiee
ne0". Soa fonmer De. Oct fsrite,
De fortGler 40om, er, at Brgi ten,
iom itoor Der, er en- Satons 9onno.
LANCER % at friitne airfer / Ser
ben er 9%runOIogte Of Saton ielp.
0ernGit iorfDnoe8 oct Eige, oct bill
.iige Mormonismens @nongeIi1m
ON en- moteriel 8it0, grpefsiitens,
efr0el6s gbne oa M~nle0ninq tiISeln.
formerelie oio.
alt 6ette fot0er notltrIigbiS /
goo Sor0 Dos a0om. San antoger
glormonismen % begDn0er mn itrofs
at misiionere poa Erniten. San er
oaian pao Rippet til at foa Bro ten
omben6t til 0formoni5men; men /
oct ofgsrenOe gieblif fommer Ga.
tan og forpurrer Sn9en. Denne
Sang er ban boo0e oreo % bsi.
r6itet. Sans Sorme % Sfel0sor0
goor no oDer Br9lten. pSoo6 tror
on Del, leg betaIer Dig 5000 Dol.
lars ON goret ior", Tiger ban, oom
life ior, at on ifol forfpnoe nit
@oangeIiim2 Og mn bar on life
bare lo6et 6enne Won0. Ilippe os
no al aIeerne, men on er 10 en0og
ielo pao Nippet til at soa ooer til
bans Gro"
BrGiten moa noturligois lpitre
lin &erre, o9 ifent ban giper tpoe.
Iigt til aenOe, at ban MI tror, at
Ntormonismen er oct rette, ioa oil
ban for Ben9enes % @epinitens
Sfpl0 oaigeoel oeOblioe at forfpn.
De in folife 29re. San er en-, iom
bill u0notte @enneifers Si9Ie for
ginoing, iom bill yprpoife for 2sn
% lt0tp0e for 8enge".
aonOioaten blioer MI 0erneit
fert inc germem De ire Serli9beoer,
eaer rettere gennem De TO % mo /
Den treble. Den fGrite al Dem fal.
0es Den teleitiole 9erligbe6. Denne
or Ben minOite og bar bare Stier.
nerneS Slams. Zen anoen er De
terreitriale; oenne bar MaonenS
Slams. Stems man befin0er fig /
Oenne Serligbe0. moo man ofl9gge
forifeIlige Softer % @oer. Eli oiS-
lie berer: 1 u toGre {: Gpin.
ben oiI999er Der ct ~beitiOeligt 9ef.
tie ON, at bun bill Ieoe | 9gteIfobe.
.liat Samlip blot nie0 Den ene0fono,
SUD bar gioet benOe til / Semplet;
at bun oil bore bam unoeroanig /
ale ling, ia at bun oil ie op til
.bom iom lin SUB. ManOens apif-
beoSlsfte eaar no pao, at ban bill
npre fro moo De apin0er, iom @it0
maotte gipe BAN. @n Mormon, iom
en- Yang bar gddet igenrem Sel1lp'
let. og ii0en in0tre0er / g@gteifab
me6 en- SffeyMormon, beOriber Sor.
.Stroi for 6enne Spno er: 8eofom.
menOes Siel opergibes til giGpe-
len til at pines og PLACES irotil
@enIssningens Dag.
3. at orbIipe fro. Oct er
ct b~6itioelist 9Gfte ON alto at for.
blioe fro moo MormonepnnaeIiet,
at 9re greiteosmmet iomt oIOria
at aabenbore, noeen of Semplets
S~emmeligbeoer for no9en. Stroffen
for at brpoe bette 2sfte er: Zen
.ifpI6ige ifaI fao lin Strube %itanret
Ooer fra Ore til Ore. Sans Sierte
IfaI iteres no of 8rpitet poa bom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29

snifer hi Dem Selo og 9pffe i 0ereS
npe Stem. o6be 91eWS~ i 5orening
meo en- Mengoe 8enner gratule-
rer Dem og gnifer Dem en- lang og
lpffelig 2epetiO.
81. 81. 9ielien er fommen til6age
fra Softer, bOor ban bar oeret /
9eis9 Dos i'm 0atter og Soi9erien,
$. IS. Beterien. Ger er nogle 3nn.
lie, bel en- balo 5neS 0fil fra 8ot-
ter. De bar onlet goot Der, ll0e, %
gtr. gtieIien ipneS go0t ON @gnen.
WrS. u. Is. Qielien er reiit til
Qanmarf for at 6ei6ge fine 5orel-
ore ! anle0nin9 al Oeres @ltlo6rpl-
lup. 0ton9e genner Der enifer Dem
til 9pffe.
5blonot Dem, Der reiite berfro til
&re0sm60et / @ompton, bar Boitor
Peoerien, Sons aoiperien, Stefanp
Beterien, og fra 8rp Greet Der. og
N3rs. 36ien.
Ger CT nplig 6Ieoen graoet aeI-
Der UNDER Dor Strife og ct nDt gor-
meopporat lagt inc.
SirSOog Den 10. OCTOBER oar
oipeciol election" / Oonne6rog ON
at rette poa 0illitreet oeO Daft
Greet 0oro for airten; So Stem
mer bar for, og 80 imo0 bette 6or-
flag, Der / Iengere Si6 bar o9ret
0rgftet Der / 9Den.
Ser bar bel en- bolo Sne8 al
Oannebro9s 9efolfning til 8rpl-
lup | @rono SSlono 8irOog Den s..
Ofto6er, 6o Miis Siloo Sonien,
Is. SanienS Datter, bGeo gift
me0 9. u. 9rininger. gn balpanoen
Spalte / Donnebrog 9etps, citeres
fra @ron6 SsIano Snoepen6ent.
9rl0en er fs0t og opootiet Der i
0anne6rog, og ri er ale me0 til
at enite ben0e og benOes 9@gtefeae
en- lDtfeli8 og neliignet 6remti6.
Setter SEMEN, %. 6. Senien o9
s. 6. Peterien, bar nplig mo0toget
boer en- @rin0rin9Smeooille for
0eltageIie / 9rigen 1864, me0 til
bsren0e Oiplom ira Sans Moie-
it9t aon9en at Danmarf. 0enne
9@res6eoiSnine bill iiffert lenge
pnoif6nnes al 6olf | 0onnebrog.
0isie tire Meno FAINT 0ereS 5omi.
Tier bar opret nle0 Der poo @gnen
ira 9egpnoeIien, iom Bioneerer %
poet 0eres Sf9ro til 9pens 5rem.
gang.
gaitor BeOerien, oe otOre Der
ira, bar til 8egropelie / Oonnepirfe
Sors0o9 ben II. OCTOBER, bpor oct
iiges, at mango 9unoreoe Wenne.
ifer bar til Ste0e. Oct Dor CHRIS
Niffeliens enelte Ssn, en- 4lOer
al II @lor, Der par fomnen til Sta.
De be0 5oloet af en- 9eit o9 o66e
famine Dag, ben 10. Oftober. Gn
talrig Sfare 6eltager meo 5orel-
orene / 0enne itore Sorg, Der BOG
fun fan Ifrores al @uo / Seiu Sri
iii Rapn.
Better Sepien, DER me0 5amilie
flptteoe for ct anrs 5i0 ii0en til
Situspille, 8lori6n, bar ueret Der
poa 9eieg. San er pel iornsiet me6
fit npe Siem, boor oct / NerbeOen
al Saoet al0rig er ion parnt ON
Sommeren eaer ina fol0t ON Bin.
teren.
Wr. Q. @esner, en- ct. Boul
9bbmono, 6ar begonot SanOel o9-
ian ber, meo aIe0er, Sfo og MoOe.
pint. Gtiis gfoie Ssrenien beitprer
Den.
3. Senien, p9reiioent Of Donne.
brog MercmtiIe Supplp Co." bar
III oberIaot 6orretningen til Crit
itee. 6. 6. Sonien, oo aiiguit Better
len &oienbom, iom 9eitprer meo
ian1me Sielpere iom fer er M til
Bublifums Sjeneite.
Der orbeioes MI flittigt poa BET
itore eIeftriife 4nIeo til 9pens Be
lnsninQ. Set er EN- ret anIeli1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
{ Adler
WON BY PIRATES
Shipbuilders Close Season on
Home Grounds by Dropping
Both Games.
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch

Newport News. Va. September -
Portsmouth won both games of to-
days double header to and TO ).
and brought the Virginia League sea
son TO close. Both teams hit the ball
hard. total OF forty three hits being
made II the eighteen innings Scores:
FIRST CAME
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
SAYS He
CAN MAKE WEIGHT
But Turner Must Be Willing
to Wager Some Real
Money First.

Frank Dodge. the Greek middle
weight wrestling champion. is after
Joe Turner's scalp. or rather tho hand
some belt that Turner hollis as mid
dieweight champion wrestler OF the
world and Eood-sized purse.
Dodge puts hts position tersely and
strongly: 81 am not willing to train
down from 1913 pounds to 1853 pounds
In order TO meet Turner for a paltry
purse OF s76 to 800. but will agree
to come down 10 1853 pounds and wres-
tie Turner for the belt. provided he
will make the purse for from $500 to
$1,000 or more"
Turner. who has several engage
ments IN South Carolina. wires George
Herbert the local promoter. that he
Will be unable TO come to Richmond
between now and September 16. but
that he Will come as soon as possible.
Herbert has written Turner q strong
letter telling him that his friends and
admirers in Richmond believe he
should take on Dodge. or any other
man who challenges him and agrees
TO the terms in the middleweig ht
class.
Dodge Will come within the terms
of the middleweight class, but he de-
sires that the stakes be worthy of
the effort. and II Turner has $500 or
a larger sum to place. Dodge Will
cover 1t with real money.
1t has been suggested to Promoter
Herbert that bout between Billie COL
Inns. of St Louis, champion wrestler
OF the Middle West. and Dodge. would
prove an attraction which would draw
local lovers OF the sport, and Herbert
will doubtless try TO arrange this
match, and at the same time arrange
the Turner Dodge bout for the world S
championship.
The wrestling game has become pop
ular in Richmond all bouts having
been OF an interesting nature except
the last one which was tame and
lacked ginger" In event Collins and
Dodge get together, there Will be
pep" in the match, so much so that
the event would attract record
breaking crowd to Broad Street Park.
But, before either match is pulled
OF. Mr.. Herbert should provide n new
mat large enough to cover the entire
platform on which tho wrestlers work.
In Justice to the wrestlers and out of
consideration TO the patrons of the
game this Improvement should be made
before another wrestling bout Is
staged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
ACE
MANY PROBLEMS
With Close of Present League
Season Moguls Must
Correct Evils.

The curtain has been drawn on the
Virginia League season Of 1912 a
new champion has sprung up and
Petersburg leading the race for the
better part of the season was forced
to taste the dregs of defeat in the very
shadow of the goal from the hands OF
Roanoke
starting tempestuously. the season
cannot be called "A success Money has
been lost. and with the exception OF
Richmond where an even break has
been obtained. Petersburg where the
same condition is being found. and
Norfolk. where the club owners. be-
cause OF the sale of several players.
have made little money, the rest
of the circuit has come out the wrong
end OF the horn. The one redeeming
feature OF the season is the grand
finish when three clubs had chance
to win Il pennant. the last week OF
play being necessary TO decide.
The trouble was started when the
maenates allowed themselves to be
inveisled into countenancing an eight
club league 1t had been tried before
without success and the experience OF
previous years should have taught
them a lesson. The result OF the eX-
pertinent was disaster as might have
nerN seen.
Facing a new season the magnates
must now turn their minds to getting
things straight for next year This
season salary limits have been for
gotten. There is not club in the
league which has not stepped ncyond
tho bounds Only one reason can be
assigned for this and that IS that
no particular hand said may Elk
cceding the salary limit is true both
as 10 the aggregate and Individual
player limit Next season no one can
say where II VIII end unless some
positive action Is taken.
Poor umpiring has been the rule
Starting of with capable umpiring
stan. Tor one reason 81 anotser. the
good men We're allowed TO so and
men of less experience and tar less
ability substituted. Many games We're
umpired by players because regular
was not in attendance 1t has hurt
the same and hurt the attendance.
.TortupaUly, every manager in the
league managed to sut together
fairly workable bunch Of players.
This accounts for the very good base
ball provided.
But the season is over and now is
the time preparations should be made
for next season. y change of circuit
seems almost essential but in what
direction it viii ho changed cannot
even be guessed at this time. Some
thing must he done and the mag
mates will have no easy time getting
matters straishtened out, so that tho
troubles of this wear may not be
forwarded as lien ON the success
Continued ON Fourth paee)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
SQUAD IS
HARD AT WORK
Football Men Take to Open and
Practice Prelinlinaries-Many
New Candidates.

After two weeks light work i'm tho
armory gymnasium. the Rlucs' football
squad started real practice Saturday
afternoon. when the team spent two
hours out doors and engaged in pre-
liminary work, such as puntine. run
ming down kicks and starting
\ large squad is out this year and.
with enthusiasm at high pitch. the
prospects, are bright for team far
stronger than last years The schcd-
ule Is almost complete and viii be
game being played with the Medical
COLLEGE of Virginia on October )
Among the new mon trying for no
sitions are Cason, who played fulibacl
on Richmond College last year and
King. captain and star halfhack OF
last years high school team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
LOCAL GOLFERS
TO MAKE JOURNEY
Travel to Washington Saturday
for Clash in Middle At
lantic Tourney.

The Round Robin" tournament at
the Hermitage Golf Club ended last
Saturday. In the first class OF sixteen
the result was a tie. with w II. Palmer,
Jr.. Or. S. B. Moon and C III. Dunaway
holding best score. The tie will be
played off next week.
In class "B" the winner was Murray
Mcclure. and in class &C" Jeter Jones.
Both led by good margin.
The next match In the Middle At
lantic Association Tournament will be
played next Friday with Columbia Club
in Washington. The team Will leave
early Friday morning, and Will play a
series of three games. playing Ban
nockburn Saturday morning and Chevy
Chase in the afternoon.
The team consists OF five men. but
OH account of the hard schedule seven
men viii be carried. so that changes
can be made. The team will consist
Of r. n Meade, captain; Rives Elem
ing. w. c. Locker. w. p. Wood. a. g..
Hoover. Wins Wilson. Baylor Hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
JAP EFIRD TURNS
TRICK FOR TIGERS
His Superb Pitching in Second
Game Stops Coolers From
Taking Both Ends of Double
Header-Capacity Crowd
Yells and Cheers Until
Last Man Is Out.
BY GUS MALBERT

Petersburg, Va, September 7.
Showing marvellous burst OF
speed after dropping the first OF
to-day's double-header to the
Coolers 9 to 1, the Tigers showed
their true form in the second, and
won the Virginia League pennant
in the very closing moments OF
the closing contest in what has
proved to be the most spectacular
race for the gonfalon in the his
tory of the organization.
With a record-breaking crowd
In attendance, and with hope at
fever heat because OF the first
victory, which gave the local con
tlngent the bulge, PRESLEY stuck
Jap Efrd back for the second
time during the series, and he re-
peated, holding the hardhittine
Coolers safe at all stages. while
the Tigers were pouncing upon
Jimmie Vance, Sally Crieger and
Harvey Brooks in order, pound
ing in four runs, while one lone
lalley was the best Petersburg
could coax around the paths.
The final standing of the clubs
is: