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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
ST. louis

Totals ...3i % II Totals ~ ST Is .
Score by innings: r..
St Louis. ..............oooooooo1-
Chicago .........................oI5 0 90 -
summary; Runs-Prait Rath (o), Lord.
Callahan, Bod!e. Xe!der t2l, Walsh. Two
base hit-Weaver. Sacrifice hits-Aiiison.
Ilath. Lord, Bodic stolen bases-Ze!dcr
49,. Double play-walaco to stovall to
Alexander. Left on bnses-St. Louis. 8;
Chicago :. H!ts-OH Allison. { in innngs;
of C. Brown, in Innings Frs, base on
balis-On Walsh. l; on Allison. >; of c.
Brown, >. Struck ou.-By Walsh. 4; by All
son. l. by G. Brown. .. Hit by pitcher
Pratt. Wild pitch-Ailison. Passed BAL
Kuhn. Time o. game, 1855. Umpires. Hart
and Connolly.
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, IL Roanoke. @.
Portsmouth, o; Norfolk, u.
Petersburg, 81 Newport News, z.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Roanoke mt Richmond.
Norfolk at Portsmouth.
Newport News mt Petersburg g.
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UNITED STATES LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
Pittsburgh, z; Chicago. (.
Standing of The Clubs.


Where They Play To-day.
at Chicago.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

New York at Boston 1.-TWO games).
Philadelphia at brooklyn.
Chicago at st. LOUIS
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland.

Totals Is az Is Totals 20 4Tn
.bst'cd for coving,on in eighth.
Score by Innings:
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PhiIadelullla.
BROOKLYN.


sBatted for senton in eighth
Score BIZ innings;
The evening world., 1912-03-25

order to draw him into the position
shown in picture No. -. His right hand
must be extended and his right foot
advanced.
In the second picture the girl has
graspcd the mans hand In both OF
hers. and with a quick twist has turned
his palm Inward to his left.
In picture No. 3 Miss Kishi has
thrown her right foot swiftly across
her assailant's ankle. al the same time
pressing outward and downward
against his twisted right wrist. The
man IL thrown instantly of his bal
ance and nothing can ave him from
a hard fall nat on his back.
In picture No. 4 Miss K!sh'. still
holding her victims hand and wrist.
has dropped to a kneeling position. with
her left knee pressed into the mans
armpit, and IL in position to bend his
wrist until II snaps.
The evening world., 1912-03-25

soms Of them suggestive in size Of
Luray and Mammoth. are quite com
mon.
EVERY ONE WANTED CHANCE
TO RISK LIFE.
Feitx told his men how to locate the
cave. lie explained that as they were not
familiar with this particular vicinity
and no was II was necessary that
he should not risk his life. II
n testimony to his reputation that the
statement wal accepted In = perfectly
matter Of fact way: they had known
OF hds facing death too often to sus.
poet him OF any tinge of fear.
"Now." he SAID. Il wan three VOL
unteers to 90 into that ave to the
very end. ] don't NOW how deep II Is"
OF his twelve mon twelve cried out
~ With n voice:
'1ll 60"
II there were outlaws In the ave the
nrst of the three who entered was
doomed 10 almost certain death. There
was wrangiing among the mon as to
whom the honor should fall. Feltz Sc
iected the three nIrest him.. The plan
wal for the irst gan to go quite . little
in advance Of the others. using an cleo
tr.c Hash lamp. held rs far as possible
out ut his side. to mislead. X possible
any marksman back In the cave who
might shoot at the light. The other
two were to shoot at the flash of the
outlaws gun. And II all three lost
their lives. still the posse at the mouth
J Of the save would know their quarry
was inside and could starve Thorn out.
The three men returned after two
heartbreaking hours OF suspense. They
were paastered with mud. cut and
bruised. But they were able to certify
that there were no Aliens In that par.
ticular n
With twenty-five men Of such tenn.
per. such physique. under leaders Ike
Baldwin and the Feltzes. It Is easily to
be understood that me detectives are
not talking for mere noise when they
say: III 6idna Allen Is In these noun
tains. and we believe he IL. we Will get
him and all the rest OF them, dead or
alive. even though they kill more OF
us than We do OF them"
To the story Of the battle In Hillsville
Court House. sent to The Evening
World on Saturday. another chapter
must be added. The re%tlcence OF Judge
The evening world., 1912-03-25
DIX HAS NOT DECIDED
ON EXTRA SESSION CALL.
Will Wait to See Effect Of Two
Special Messages He Will
Send 10 legislature.

ALBANY. March 2.-"There are GER
tain matters affecting the public inter.
est In which I am deeply interested"
said Gov. Dix to-day in response to a
question az to whether or not he would
call on extraordinary session Of the
Legislature. provided action was not
taken on certain legislation before sin
do adjournment next Friday.
II cannot tell what I will do" con-
tinucd the Governor. until the Legts-
,a,ure abs indicated what It whl do.
II will be the last day Of the session
before I q speak definitely upon this
subject"
The Governor plans to send to the
LEGISLATURE early this week q special
message urging action upon the SO
called long Primary bill. He also
will send a special message on con-
seryation legislature unless action Is
taken by the Legislature on this propo-
sit!on tonight or tomorrow.
The evening world., 1912-03-25

tho Norfolk and Western In Pulaski.
Forty-six miles further, at n OF the
termini Of the New River branch. 10
Galax. You travel further than that. BE-
cause your train goes out TO the other
terminus hrst and then backs to the
Junction and goes up to 0alax. Al ala
Is q most cordial and affaols person
named Bishop who keeps q livery stable.
It has taken nearly four hours to come
from PulSskl and you wan q team TOR
Hillsville in q hurry. One might as well
say hurry to . Chinese laundryman. M.
Bishop has not yet had dinner; he
never sends a team out until he has
had dinner. Besides. the mules have not
had dinner: this seems more reason
able. The team will be ready at half
past twelve O'Clock.
At ham past twelve O'Clock Mr.. Bishop
II found In the office Of q livery stable.
which is also bedroom for a hostler kept
up late. He hands you his chair. builds
himself a most comfortable throne Of
pillows and horse blankets on the bed
and leans back into It iuxuriously.
"NoN." he a with a sigh Of com-
fort. "what do folks up New York way
think OF that Thing Of Thursday?" Ut
Is the native expression for the court
m~assacre.)
Let the nature takers Say what they
will. II Is truo that these mules will not
cease feeding until Mr.. Bishop has all
the information you can give him.
! As to the s!xteen-mile drive up 70
Hiilsville. This Il a family newspaper.
There IL red mud. some OF II sticky.
Ike hot taffy candy; some of It mushy.
like thick paint. It Is from six inches to
three feet deep, and under It are stones.
boulders md young mountains. Con.
stantly for four hours the passenger
bounces between the seat and the owe
OF the oarryall and s,cws md twists.
holding on with both hands. Tit sticky
mud Is so sticky that when rivers hub.
deep are forded-as they are frequently
water does not in the least wash II
of. There 10 Just a. much on the spokes
and tires when they roll out Of the
water az when they rop In. The mules
strain on: the lash cracks continually
and the mud flies free. And when the
traveller. cramped and lame. staggers
out on the porch Of Mr.. Tom HilPs hote'
and Is met BY the c~onsiderate host with
a dippcr OF spring waterfall he wants
In a bed to rest his weary frame upon,
Yes. It Is "a some out oS the way
place"
The evening world., 1912-03-25
GIRLS CAN MAKE
R0WOy Washers
TAKE THE COUNT
Miss Al KiShi illustrates How
Little Women May Down
Big Men.

"Ai American girls should know
some Of the principles Of jiu jitsu.
BY q little practice they a learn to
ovsfpower or disable almost any man
who attacks them"
80 said little Miss Al Kishi. the four
t~een-year-old Jap girl who appears In
the jiu jitsu wrestling act at the cir
Gus, - she and Prof. Tamakl posed
for The Evening World PHOTOGRAPHER
to illustrate some OF the simpler holds
and tricks of the ancient Japanese art.
Mio Kishi Is only 4 feet 8 inches
tall and weighs only 10 pounds, but
she can throw a man twice her weight.
She y one Of the few women experts
In jiu jitsu. But, as she explained
through the interpreter. In American
girl would not have to DO an expert to
make herself safe from the ordinary
attack Of q street rowdy or to punish
an offensive masher.
The series Of pictures published to.
day illustrates the disposition Of q
street masher. who advances as though
to shake hands. The girl turns to face
him as he comes forward. and, II neces.
sary. she may oner to shake hands In
The evening world., 1912-03-25
SPLIT OPEN
Resinol Saved Weeks oe
Suffering

Probably he was lending . haA4 =
house-cleaning. We don { know-Sus
here il what he says -
"Somc time ago I met the very pa!4e0
mischancc Of having a heavy case IA -
the big toe Of my left foot. The Toe -
split open and | was laid up for . ~
days. A friend recommended The 80
Resinol Ointment. l used il with ~
good effect that the serious lookA9
wound healed in abou . week efta !
began to apply the Ointment. aided ~
the Rcsinol Soap as a cleanser. Withsue
the use OF the Resinol DIN meat ~
Soap. / am satisficd that ] would have
had at least q month Of suffering. plyo
confinement and the 10 Of the toe natl.
The nail remained intact, and It h but
fair to say that your Ointment and Soap
did the speedy work.
brooklyn, N. r.,
The very best dressing for boils 10
soothing, healing Rcsinol Ointment. It
is equally good for %felons. ~carbuncI9.
cuts, wounds and all skin abrasions. The
action Of Resinol Ointment is direct. and
it's effects promptly manifest in the -
lief Of pain and the reduction Of inflaor
nation and irritation. 1t quickly ~
icves eczema, ringworm, BARRIERS itch.
pimples. and other eruptivc skin Dis
eases.
Resinol Ointment ran be used ON rev
orinflamcd surfaces with safety and COM
fort. 1t cannot harm the skin Of che
youngest infant. Rcsinol Soap is q high
class health soap. II protects and pre-
serves the skin and should be used u.
connection with Ointment. All druggists
sell the RcsinoI preparations; or. II 70.
prefer to make u free trial first, write Tor
samples to Dept. IL. Resinol Chemical
Co. baltimore. Md
The evening world., 1912-03-25

4 Wtoh the sanction Of Capt. Davant.
'rsDresenung ths Adjutant-Gene and
0ov. Mann On the scene Of action. the
eunHorship over the single telephone
49, which connects the hamlet with the
eu1el1e word is maintained. However
atooons this may DO to the co~rrespon-
lcutA most Of whom have Isft town -
q - eargss te&ns within axty and .
- nv 49, pgag. thsgs -
The evening world., 1912-03-25

Vito Dlgaro ttirty years Cd died In
Sydenham Hospital at noon today.
Digaro. who lived at No. 500 East One
Hundred ard Eleventh street, was
stabbed during a hght in a hallway at
$40 East One Hundred and Twelfth
street on March IL. The police are look
ing for Gulsseppi CaiSello OF No. t31
East One Hundred and Twelfth street.
charged with the stabbing.
The evening world., 1912-03-25
ALIENS CANNOT
y IS NOW ADVISED
Sldna Edwards Says 1t is All
Up and Fugitives Might as
Well Give in to Police.
! WILL SOON BE JAILED.
| Hillsville People Expect They
VIII All Be Rounded Up
!. in a Few Days.
WILL SOON BE JAILED.
BY LINDSAY DENISON.
ets1S o~snsspoaosst sf Thr Evening Void

certain eager anticipation on the
part a the Detectives and q plain eu-
u>r<.nrw IN IN. s.c.. ~ thu man ~,ho
t"0'' p"se !" s"e ns"'
Tor the o y Allen outlaws still at
large indicate that the capture Of the
AIters ~4shir IN. nov, ,ew A.v. 4.
--~~-
eApo
sidna Edwards. the captured member
Of ths band. h Is still held at
0aiax. the branch railroad terminus,
sax,sss miles from Hiuyule. on h,s way
"a Roanoke ,ail. showed hIs a.-.pona.nt
:Sen.e a.. a.. a.,..,x.. &C..
iAsss -,css,. ,.,,. S.rn =, ,u.,,,v..
I1ts - a.. ."..,.. -.
iisrh.v m,.h, ~. w,au .,v. m. ~. Aid
h-s..,u.rd- ..1,h.r. .,r., M 80"
ESv.ra. nm ,o IN. 49, mom.c. n,
NJ. c.n,u- -. ~n,r,Iv ..,,,,, 81.
49, nv,s,,-,-~ -. ,,,m M, n. ~.
" az. r..o,,o.s,,,...
;.,a ,s.-rn.asn... 90 a.. - =, ~.
psnC~ "a ran, r.,s,na
n, ,uv,r.o ~. e,,-u ~,
-" wv
WI y MAIN.
Jack Allen. In another way. made sim
mar acknowledgment last night. His
1avorite son. Friel. II out with the hunt
- men with . price Of goo on his head.
Oascovs Whistler had been assigned to
watch the Jack Allen house. ssncs n
vas learned that Allen made q trip into
the mountains on Saturday. 1t rnined
pitchforks last night. In the midst OF
the downpour Jack Allen opened the
1eoe end. standing fsil In the light.
shouted 70 Whistler.
'Coms IN INT" he shouted to the Dc.
teetivS. You . watch me Just ~
welt IN here and be . eight more COM
Seetahie."
1hs detective aeosptel.
.Whea the Allen murder cases como ~
te<n9sow bsfore the adjourned term Of
Oenet thsy viii be put over until mid.
Ape1l. Under the Virginia lev there Il
1 no nesd for . change Of vsnus: II
srAis 5ury cannot b secured IN thu
Sceunty whore court y held any ethei
county IN b state may be required q
Jenrnlsh . panel OF talssmen 10 30 Il
Carroll County.
Dzaay morU1ng when Lee rslts
Xwc aalava. = relts. cautured sldn,
I-.A. "a ~ m-oonshinin~ .ettlemen
a f.c,ahshur~ over An . ho,low Of IN,
t=s~.,...,r, hsrr ~ Fancy 0.n. whsr,
49,. 49, n.so,. 49, s.cam. nm,
~. 49, No. r,cr.v .m.,.n ,o- -,
\. ~ s,snr,x mat ara "A. M hoo.
f~-~-..... s,ans AT.r CI.ua. m
AM Wssley rdward- before Monday o
Tuesday.
xes Fats has charss of the bushes
sf the arm IN the Virginia coal fields
TIE ~6ftuGtion In the mines y uneasy be
caussitSf strike talk. sincs March II
when Judge Aassie. Prosscutor Foster
Sheriff Webb. Juror Powell and tire
others were mortaily shot after Froy'
AljoA had been sentenced to 4 year 4
i1aii. the whole force Of the detectiv
hSrsau has been osntersd on the enor
" !: s. sa: H.. S::n T :=u,s:ss:s. Al IL, s' her, S %:'
The evening world., 1912-03-25
HlLLsvlLLE Is "soME OUT OF
THE WAY"

It Is to be remembered that the strain
Of mounting Il horse a few moments
later caused Floyd Allen such pain that
he tainted and fell to the ground and
was easily captured.
Until one has travelled to Hlllsville
he has no conception of Its lnaccessl-
bility from the main roads OF travel.
you'll find II some out Of the way"
said a fellow traveller to The Eveniny
World man. making inquiries at Roam
oke.
Some out Of the way! Some! For his
own poor part the writer would rather
set forth on a trip from New York to
Ei Paso or an uncharted Florida Key
or a gold camp In Death Valley. Two
hours from Roanoke on the main line OF
The evening world., 1912-03-25

Bolen. counsel for Floyd Allen at the
trial which terminated In the murders.
has kept II out OF the chronicles until
now The Judge Is an imposing ngure
OF q man. OF heroic stature, he yet
has a generous girth. disproportionate
to hiS height. He looks to weigh-but
President Taft has said no gentleman
weighs over 300 pounds. and Judge Bo-
len Is. first OF all. "a gentleman. He
has the f'orid complexion Of man who
knows the good things of life and wears
a white beard o: military type. Ful
Of virginia suavity. the merest stranger
has only to catch his eye to be greeted
with a sweeping ~salutation. which II
In itself the equivalent OF being well
coined to the whole community.
Floyd Allen. over in Roanoke jail. hrst
toll Of the incident, but II reached Hills
willie and Judge Bolen has confirmed It.
His version Is about as follows:
when the shooting began I was seat
ed beside my client On the rallied of
platform In the middle Of tho court.
room. As soon as l perceived there was
to be n general engagement ! appre-
ciated the fact hat for q man of my
size to remain standing or even sitting
was to extend an all too expansive bul.
! wark against stray bullets. ! accord.
ingly dropped to tho floor IN extended
myself face downward. II was a provi-
dentiar thought. for the shooting soon
concentrated on my client. Mr.. Allen.
I'm a moment he was struck and fell.
He rolled over. writing. I suppose In
| great pain. until he rolled against me.
Mr.. Goad and one or two other persons
whose individuality / did not remark at
the time at once lowered their range
and began shooting at him on the moor.
This rendered my situation perilous In.
deed.
For Gods sake. Floyd I said to
him, get away from me. Don't you see
they are likely TO kill me trying to get
your
you say what you like, FLOYD
Allen 10 q gentleman at heart. He
grabbed a chair. pulled himself to his
feet. straddled the railing and ran out
Of fine court house,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-02
CULBERSON SUPPORTS
WOODROW WILSON
CONTINUED from page one.)

important legislation stands the sig
niticant and wholesome fact that
Wilson wrested the government OF
the state from selfish classes and re-
stored it to the whole people.
THE dominant and vital national
issue today. and the one which ought
to o~yershadow all others, is whether
the federal government shall be re-
stored to the people to be administer
ed for the general good or shall con-
tinGe in the hands of special and
selfish classes. to be admins cred
for their benefit. Wherever we turn,
this issue is foremost. 1t is involved
in all current questions. in the trust
question, in the money and banking
question, in the transportation ques-
ton, in the conservation question.
and in the tariff question. This is
not the time to adjust details in the
solution Of these economic and gov
ernmental problems. The first and
immediate duty of the people is to
drive privilege from power, to re-
sumo their rightful place in their
government and to administer it for
the general welfare and not for the
private gain and emolument of in
terested classes.
This is the broad basis of the
candidacy of Governor Wilson for
the presidency, and this is what
makes him a candidate, not in one
two states, but in every hamlet
in the land where the people have
not lost the spirit of Residence t
injustices and wrongs.
''In appealing for a restoration Of
popular government he does not con-
template an attack upon our repre-
sentative system, but, on the con-
trary, he would preserve and perfect
it. This is very clearly announced
by him in his speech at Annapolis,
Nd, March z. last, a full report of
which is before me.
HE is opposed to the recall of
the judiciady anywhere. He is al
together opposed to the initiative,
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X x X X X x y X X X X X X
WANT ADS

FOR RENT-Ffve room cottage two
blocks from postofice. Water,
bath, electric l'rhts and sewerage.
George S. Bc@f-, San Carlos hotel.
4-24-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-02
Notice to Creditors.
The State Of Texas:

The State Of Texas:
County Of Cameron:
To the creditors Of Reed Jewelry
& Optical Company G
You are hereby notified that the
Reed Jewelry & Optical company, Of
the County of Cameron, on the 9TH
day of April, A. d., 1912, executed
a deed of assignment, conveying to
Z. III. Reed all of its property for
the benefit of such of its creditors
as will consent to accept their pro-
portiOnal share of its estate and dis
charge it from their respective
claims, and the said E. H. Reed hav-
ing failed 10 qualify within the time
prescribed by law, the County Judge
Of Cameorn County, as the law re-
quires, appointed the undersigned as
assignee in lieu of the said Z. H.
Reed, and the undersigned has ac-
cepted said trust, and has duly quail
flied as required by law. INA
All creditors consenting to said as
signment must, within fourz months
after the publication of thig notice,
make known to the undersigned their
consent in writing, and within six
months from the date Of this notice
file their claim, prescribed by law,
with the undersigned, who resides
at Brownsville, Texas, which is also
his postOffice address.
Witness my hand this 26ch day of
April, A. d., 1912. NJ
HENRY JVIKIRK,
4-26-3Ot t0nAssignee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-02
Tornado at North Laredo.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Laredo. Tex, May Three young
women and an infant, names un-
known, were reported killed tonight
when q tornado swept through North
Laredo. Wire communication with
the storm stricken section il cut of
and the details are meagre. A special
train with physicians and nurses
hurried to the scene. Scores arc
reported injured and q half dozen
houses were wrecked. Cover Nye. a
wealthy onion grower. was among
the injured. The onion crop II
damaged. The storm continued
toward the town OF Minera. There
il no communication to Minera.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-02
Underwood Carries Georgia.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Atlanta, Ga, May Practically
complete unofficial returns from the
Georgia primaries today indicate
that Congressman Oscar w. Under
wood of Alabama has carried 100 of
146 counties and been selected az
the states choice for the democratic
presidential nomination. Woodrow
Wilson of New Jersey ran second.
Champ Clark and Judson Harmon re-
ceived a comparatively small vote.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-02
Notice of Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders and Board of Di-
rectors of the Rio Grande Railway
Company.

Notice is hereby given that an
nual meeting Of the Stockholders
and Directors of the Rio Grande
Railway Company will be held in the
Office of said Company in the city Of
Brownsville, Cameron County. Tex
as. at ten o'clock a. H., Tuesday. the
4th day of June, 1912, for the pur-
rose Of t%ransacting such business as
may lawfully come before said meet
ing.
uJNO. d. FINNEGAN,
4-27-3St 1lLt ee Secretary.
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Realty Transfer.

A warranty deed was filed for re-
cord yesterday, whereby the Lon q.
Hill Town and Improvement COM
pany conveyed to Nicolas de Leon
town lot No. ) in block A OF the
city of Harlingsa. The considera-
ton was $500.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-02

FOR SALE.-From 100 to $50
acres Of land. with sweet surface
water. IA mile from Sebastian Sta
ton on main line OF ST. Louis Brown
syille and Mexico r.. Fl. Irrigation
canal will reach IL shortly. Address
r. o Box i54 or call al sic Adams
St. 12-30-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-02

FOR RENT-Housekeepin
ments newly furnished. "A
modern, with screezn
porch Inquire Ho(
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-02

FOR SALE-Three lots and brick
house situated on or. of 9Th and
Levee st. Bargain III taken at
once Apply to- =. G. Anguerra,
Singer agency, 18th &c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-02

In every town there arc
men dead a long time before I
buried They are the men
enthusiasm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-05-02

referendum and recall in national
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Underwood Safe in Florida.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Jacksonville, Fla, May with
not more than forty per cent of the
vote of yesterdays primary reported
the earlier figures indicating that
Congressman Underwood Of Alabama
carried the state in the presidential
preference campaign over Governor
Woodrow Wilson OF New Jersey il
unchanged.
In the gubernatorial race Park
Trammell. the present attorney gen
eral. is leading