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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Oakdale Wins Stake

PtTTSBuRG, PA. Angus, 1.--one Of
the biggest surprises Of the season was
sprung at the grand circuit races to-
day, when the gray geldng Oakdaie
won the $4,000 Pcnnsylva stake for
2:1o trotters over q splendid field. The
Wanderer won the nrst heat. but oak
dale took the next three. Summaries
2:t6 Trot
Purse, 81 600 ttbree in five heats
Doctor Mack. gr &, tNuckoisl. i. i. T.
Burt AxWorthy. Oh g. (NurphN}, >
?. T.
Tommy Finch, IA s tCastleg. 3. :, 3.
Dorchester. Funny Crank and Ham
bora finished AS named. Best time.
? 49 "a.
10 Trot.
Penas} wanna stake purse. $4,000
fthree IN fiNe heatsb
0akdale. gr. 4 Snow = !. :, t.
BADEN, hr. 5 tRodueyt. .. 3, a.
Martgoid. b. III. fMprphy). .. :. .
Theeny Gordon Todd Dolly 8. Ken
Won ". ChattE Direct, Ethel LYNNE.
Snauee aud The Wanderer finished 81
named Best time. 2:aS IA
2:o7 Pace
Iron city stake purse. s. 500 three
In five heatsl,
fsraden Direct a. 3 sE,eaaA. :. 7. T.
I.ongR orth, h. p. = tNurphy1, /,
4. 2.
knight onward. b > Fay J. g. .
George Penn. Print ess Lula. Eddie
ptllard. Fanny Stanton. cold Sea ar !
Greatest Line Finished as named. besf
time. "a IA
Matron Stake.
No , for foais az 1909. pacing di-
vision f7wo Ia three heatsl
Herman Nenger, b. Murphy, l. I.
Ward Dillon. u. e. tDatts. 2
Lady Donhoy 81 T "a Mcpoa8 a.,
a.
Best TINS. I3t-4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
VIRGINIA NEGROES
ARE KICKED OUT

j. Il Pollard and the three other
negroes. who went 10 Chicago from
Virginia to contest for seats in the
Bun Moose convention. after the
Moore faction in this state had de-
cided To ignore the negroes. were
thrown out by the committee on
credentials and have nothing but de-
pieted pocketbooks and Crouch 20
show for their devotion t. the fof-
tunes at the big Bull Moose.
Pollard and his colleagues are tx =
peeted back this afternoon OF to-
morrow n.ornine when. II their state
menrs made before leaving are an In
dicatiou, they will Immediately loin
in the independent movement W
augurated by number Of prominent
negroes of the country Those in TINS
movement will support the nemocre ~
ticket. leaving both the Republican and
Progressive parties To work out their
own salvation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
MONUMENT is NOW
COMPLETED, IN PLACE

Special 10 THE Richmond Nireinlah.I
KING GEORGE CoGRTHol Sc.
VA August THE king and Queen
Confederate soldiers monument ~ IN
place and viii soon be- ready for the
unve}hng As soon as the arrange
ments can be completed tht date for
The unvciiing viii be fixed The de-
sign. the location and everything about
1t lis all that aan be desired, The
committee Of ladies who had this
matter In hand deserves all praise.
The monument will he unveiled free
Of debt. and fortunate is the cid sol
dier who has lived 10 see II.
protraeted meeting will begin AT
the ENol church on Sunday. August
nth, conducted by Rev. $. b Over
ton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
p.,,,,inw Good Roads.

HEATHSVILLE. August North
cumberland authorities are much IN
terested I'm good roads and all avail
able States funds are being asked
for. Every district in the county mas
taken advantage OF the States help
~ the matter Of permanent road
building. and permanent roads are
being built in every part of the county.
since the advent of automobiles In the
county the demand for better roads
has Increased. Miles Of excellent
roads have been built from ReedVilie
toward Heathsvtlle, which are con-
sa&antlx nsed hx autpn1pbiles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Motorcycle Race
+ eature at + air

Special to The Richmond Njrginian-}
PoGoMokE CITY. MD. August Z.
The weather man was again mos.
Kind. and the second day Of the Poke
moke fair races was ushered N under
ideal conditions. The crowd was very
large and embraced prominent ps1-
pie from all over the State as well a.
from Virginia and PENNSYLVANIA
Premiums We're awarded ~" ror-
oughbred horses as follows. jefferson
Dryden. OF Westover Md, first pre-
pl}4m for twu-N ear-old stallion; a. w.
Baker, hrst premium for spring co T.,
l.. Pusey second permam fol
spring colt; both Of Pocomoke EhS
The motorcyei" race wds su a.
tracttve feature. belng tho firsi r@ge 81
the kind 70 octNr ON this track
Ramsey. Of Baltimore, was the WIN
ufr 81 the aee-mie dash In = MIN
uteS 3 seconds
owing to "a high wind ne aeropiahG
flight was postponed un,ji tomorrow.
THURSDAY Rac" Summary.
2.s2 pace: Purse. 300.
Prince L. tBeiutteb. a. =, +.
Sweet Girl tSpecki e., :, :.
AXIS 5Miuerj. :, ,, 4.
cha rle, W collins. ,. 4. 2
farita Dewey "A. II TFsonh 4,
fine. 2.f7 i-4. 2.2o. 2.l7 81.
.... 2:2i Trot; Purse, $500.
sidney Foster tMesaFsee1, t, = J.
.. T.
Dr pe;e~ pobie1. . L. 3. J, :
Lady Lewis etroeyl s, B. l. 3 3
Gambia Boy tSmith}. 3, :, ;. 4 J. !.
stranger fF'inneyb. :. 4 ), draw IL
1gsg5s r Relotet. :, t., s ifa"h
Dr. Floyd tP Tvsonl, 4. l. drawn
Time. 42o1-4. 2:24 -, 2@l -
2:2t Ia. 2:3l ii, 2;23.
o:1s Pace: Purse. $500.
Colonel Franklin Bulb, !. =, J.
Alice NJ. ,Mnier1 ,. :, \.
silver Lake Casey, 8 2, :
Relton X Johnson. J. i, 3
Red Echo tConuelD. 5, I.
sadie q. Gibbons, 7. .
Eddy Brooke G.earyl. :. y,
King Charley Belotel. >. 8, y
!. n. N. tDoblel, .. 2, 6
Time. 2:15 IA. 2:1a IA, 25l'.
Joseph Davidson was chief judge,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Reds Defeat Pilgrims.

BOSTON. AuguHt The tincINuafI
Reds waloped the Pilgrims today. II
70 8 Hess and DonneIiY were knock
ert etti ~ the box s34a Brown fa+.-s4
little better The batting of sweeney
was the feature Of the game. the Bos-
ton star connecting safeiy la his hVe
trisa To the plate, one ~ his ITS be-
sug double.
Score h. innings X
Cincinnati ..........0 59U48o02 Ill
Boston ...........U6 ! 90 q - ,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
.ftIninr@ 10 pucnIr

Pioneer Council. No, 81, Junior N
der Of United American Mechanics
will give their annual picnic next
Tuesday August 18th. al Rl1ge
church. on the Three chop road, IN
Henrico county.
Every family attending are expect
ed 10 bring a basket, and large table
Will he spread for all.
The Juniors are arranging 70 make
this the largest and most successfht
picnic they have ever given. There
will be baseball games and other
sports during the day and in the at
tetnoon refreshments will be SER ed,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Rises Wins From Gu h..

PHILADELPHIA August THE
Phtllies took another game from the
Cubs, Ia L. today Ii Was any
body's game until the eighth when
four slams including homer, net
ted three runs for the locals and
cnnehed the game. Rixey held ths
cubs 10 six hits while Reuihach al
lowed 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
MANN ND tfIXSO>
EXPECTED BACK IoDA y

Gov ernor william Hodges Mann.
Wy no went to Sea Grit IN taitt--frtt't IN
the ceremonies incident e. the 2ouh-
catiol, of Governor Wilson. u Ills
nomination by the BalilmoTf 'ohF"h
lion. is expected 10 return 20 t3eh
ulond This afternoon Leu mt
Goyerno- f.Iiyson is expected uar& ~
he ana time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
pu,,,tc Wins Ills Came.

DETROIT. August Two hits
were ali that the Yanks could Get of
pubue today. the Tigers COPING, 10
n. Only once was Duouc In trouble
In the fifth the bases were loaded on
\ pass To Martin. RHsA's mnf or
r.ouden's throw TO force him and a
nass to Daniels. puhnc then hreezed
Chase. warhop was easy for the
Tigers. and Woiverton called young
Davis To the mound. Davis pitched
good ball. the only run taken from
him being a homer by nubuc-
Score by innings: X
New York -. 0 OF
Detroit ..-. II N~~f
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Dodgers B..at Cardinals.

hEIDkIYN. y. y A0gust =
Brooklyn again trimmed ST. Louis
today. To : pahler put in his new
pitcher Allen but ne was hit So hard
in the fourth inning thai he vas re-
placed by STACK Brooklyn played a
steady uphHl game. and won after 81
Louis had used three pitchers trying
10 stop the heavy sttck work,
Score ny Innings II
81, Louis .......-..I ao 1 0 0 u a.
BROOKLYN s-.4.,..-..f o o 2 y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

NEW YORK. August THE
Pittsburgs. with 0'Toole in the box.
easily defeated the Giants today.
TO . Byrne. Donlin and Carey car
rted off the batting honors ~ the
visitors, who gave O'Tooie faultless
support. The Pirates are now draw
ing close to Chicago FOR second place
with the Giants in the lead by 81
points Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Morrissey Shuts
Out Portsmouth

NEWPORT NEWS VA, August =.
-oid Deacon Mofrissey was ia great
form today and shut out The pirates
Newport News putting HNa rnns across
on ten hits off Woods Marrisseq al
lowed only two scratch hits. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

Summary Tso-ease hits Mathew
son, Eyrne ~. Carey. stolen bases
~~i3eszog. Wagner, Carey Double
plays Doyie To Merkie t2l. Miller,
gnassisted Doyle Ia Fletcher 10
Merkle Left on base~-New York. ~
Pittxhurg. B. First base on errors
pittsburR. Struck out-~By 0'Tooie.
!: by Mathewson, { Bases on balls
or o'Tooie : Empires. Ovens,
and Brennan Attendance, 10000,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Standing Of Clubs,
flames To-day.
Washington In Chicago.
Philadelphia In St Louis.
Boston In Cleveland
New York in Detroit.

CHICAGO. August I.--W Walter john
son held the White Sox helpless for
six innings today, and then retired
for q rest. Engel taking his place. the
Sox barely escaped a shut out get
ling enc run over In the ninth. tSoth
LANCE and Peters were hit hard,
Gandli leading the assault win
home run and n triple Final score,
Washington. 10 Chicago, l. The So&
played n riserabi fielding game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Rad sox and Maps Ti>,

CLEVELAND. O., August I'm"
Maps and Red So> played to 10
rine inning tie between showers eerf
today Umpire Egau calling the Sa1ne
AT the end of the ntfth on arcounf
Of darkness. O. rien vas WIG anu
gave was- 40 Halt Ala# held the Naiss
safe. Willie Mitchell, who WAS re
turned 10 Cleveland by tile Toledo llub.
twirled for the Maps. and pitched good
hall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Undergn..s Operation.

fSpecial to The Richmond Nirginianl
COLOGNE. VA, August MIR. H.
q. Bland of this place, Is now IN
Richmond, and has been operated on
for appendicitis He Is doing we'll.
Mr.. Tom Collins died very suddenly
at his home here on Friday. the I'd,
OF heart. failure.
Mr.. l.. r. Bagby. OF steVensviile'
Va. was in our town this week in
the interest Of the \, y. NJ. FIRE asso-
citation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

LONDON. August Harold II.
Hilton, who won the American AIMS
teur golf championship last year hy
defeating Frederick Herreshoff, az
Manchester. Vt. sailed from Bristol
today on hoard the Royal George 10
defend histite in the United States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

ST. LOUIS August THE Atm
'et!cs made 1t three out " four over
the Browns, taking the hnai game Or
tbs series, ! Ia The fielding ~
stoyatl. who handled seven assists
featured Coomhs outpitchea Eaun,
gardner all the way
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

Pioneer Council, No. 81. Junior
order United American Mechanics.
will hold It's annual picnic next Tues
day at Ridge Church, Refreshments
and a variety Of amusements will be
the order OF the day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
trl,s. Reals U.Rri.n.

NEW YORK, August Leach
cross had the time or his lie trying
to put Young Jack o'Brien to sleep
tonight O Brfen's wonderful foot
work carried him through safely 10
the end
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

GAIN ON RED SOX
American League Came.

Boston, A. Cleveland, tcslied ent
ninth. RAIN.
Washington. 10. Chicago I.
Philadelphia, 7; ST. Louis :.
Detroit, 7 New York, o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Elijah Goes Free.

Elijah Allen, q negro hailtng from
Woodsvilie, was yesterday aftern'o BON
dismissed by Magistrate SUNDAY. in
Heurico when Ethel Bland. who had
him arrested refused 10 testify against
him The latter paid the costs et
court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Hugh Jennings
Stays in Detroit

DETROIT. August If-~Hushey Ien-
nings today signed a two-sear con
tract as manager of the Tigers This
sets at rest the rumors that Jennings
was to lead the Boston Nationals next
wear
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

Summary HIE-FT FlAHkV. J" ~
sl-s innings on Johnson. > IN
innings. Two~b base hits Eath. Ain
smith Three base hits Morgan. Eos
ter CsandiI Home run~~-Ga ndi}
Stolen baseS-Mattick. Milan. 2,
Shgnks. 2 Double playS-Johusan -
Rath To Collins Foster 10 Morgan tp
Candil Bases on halls--om LANCE,
Y; off Peters !. of EngeL struck
out---By johnson. ). ~ Eneel by
fange, 6; hy Peters, :. lit hy pitched
ball Milan, Morgan. smnires lgi-
neen and o'Brien. Time So
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

Richmond 80 q I---z
Norfolk ..-.-s-t q 0 xA7
Summary Two-base hits Hintons
Three base. hits--Raiey. TennantS
Sacrifice hits Mace, Strain. stolen
bases- Strain. Keller kircher. Dodge
Waiter. struck out-By Eby. q: hy|
Strain 4 ny Gordon, &. Base On
balls-or Ebv, p of strain, / Of
Gordon, z Hit by Bigble.s
Innings pitched tSy Eby. I ~
strain 4 Left on bases--R ichm0n6s
=: Norfolk. T. Umpire, ReynOid1.
Time Two hours. Attendance, les
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Roanoke Finally
Beats Petersburg

ROANOKE. VA. August -koa-
auke finally won a game from Peters
burg TODAY Burleson outpltched both
Morganrsth and Hedgepeth. The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
THURSDAY, AUG. 18th
Roand Trip Rates From Richmond

Train leaves Richmond for stations
Charlottesville to white sulphur and
Hot Springs inclusive IL noon and for
Natural Bridge 10 A. NJ. Thursday.
August 18th. arriving at White sulphur
r. NJ. and Hot Springs at +. NJ.
Tickets good returning on all regular
trains not later than Tuesday. August
goth
Five Is, days ia the noun aims. An
extended Weekend outing 10 G. q.
famous resorts. The most popular sx-
curslon of the season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

Baseball players have organt1e
mutual benefit association with 0
Fultz, president. F'uitz is a HE&
university ma and played wjtla
Philadelphia and New York A.
icAfls. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
,,,erua,iona, League Gaa,er

Buffalo, Z. Newark. ~.
Toronto. s. Jersey City. 8.
Montreal. II. Providence. 3sa
game.
Montreal. /; Providence. 3. -
game.
Rochester,, 3: Baltimore.
game.
Rochester, 3 Baltimore. 8, 1
game. "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Bits of Baseball

Vernon. the Amherst college star
signed UN the cubs and then let x0sl
has Joined the Washington team:
Gfittith has also signed chicaoNl
setui-pro cutfelder named Dunlay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

Red Doom, Of Philadelphia ~
that pitcher Brennan got his dip1a1N
ria germs through using the apit&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
Ken, sent u Teennfa,

BROOKLYN. August IT
BROOKLYN National league clxxl
released Pitcher Kent 10 Inc l.
International league, eluA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08
HARDLUCK GAME IS
LOST BY RICHMOND


Richmond. ?. Norfolk, I.
Roanoke. e. Petersburg, 4.
Newport News, 5. Portsmouth, y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

San Hall, pitcher for Johnson EitN3
Appalachian league, held Bristol h5eX
less in fourteen innings. Cullen. tAx
Bristol hurler. went ten innings WIN
out allowing a hit Each struck oa<
sixteen men in the game. which Nlo
5 innings to a ] and l tie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

Manager Grttfith of the Washington
team. has bought the release &A
Frank i.aporte from st. Louis 1QE
81 600. I.aporte worked for Gri04N
in New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

Baltimore has sold Pitchers MMG1
tin and Dixie Walker to the WitM
Barre team in the Tri-state leae1
Martin was let go BY Connie 49,
Walker was released by Grifith. INN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

t-at FUa o II 7 FEUdHFF FFffFH'
81. Louis in Brooklyn,
t'iftsburg in New iasA.
Cincinnati in Bostot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-08

The United States viii probably not
compete for the Davis cup his year.
President Wren ~ the Lawn Tennis
association apparently Is unable to
pick UP team The British Will Aght
il out 9ith ths holders In Ne~ Yea
lAnl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
1000 STRIKERS.
ARE In CAMP

ny Y nted tfess sssassd Nifrf
YALE. u. g.. April 3.-Gamped
on the hills. some IN tents. others
ia shacka. and still others lying
prone on the ground wrapped IN
their blankets. with naught hut the
aky for a roof. or huddied In the
shelter Of trees or rocks. an army
OF 1000 strikers. who. since last
Friday. refused 60 continue work
for contractors engaged ON the Ca
madam Northern railway. are lying
upon their arms. awaiting dctcl-
opmsufs
Al along the line from Hope TO
Lytton headquarters are beirg ss-
tabllahcd. with central headqusr.
tiers al Yale Work 81 petfscting
organization IL going on rapidly
u IL stated among 1 w w. leaders
here that a. soon as formal de.
mands upon the contractors can be-
drawn NJ. they will be submitted.
IN. men want 81 for nine-hour
DAY. ~ present the scale averages
tss5 for ten hour day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
PROGRESS|VES
WON OUT IN
WISCONSIN

10y Waited ftess Leased Wrel
MILWAUKEE,. April 3.--wiih
Senator Rcbt N. la FolIetss lead.
ING President Taft BY two votes TO
ono In the Wisconsin republican
presidential primaries. and with
Governor Woodrow Wilson os New
Jersey having won . majority Of
the delegates over his democratic
opponent. Speaker Champ CLARK.
advocates Of the peoples power
movement here today see nothing
but success ahead for the pfeares-
sises IN tho coming campaign.
Incomplete returns today Indicated
that Senator la fnliette would
have a solid delegation from the
state. white the supporters OF
Woodrow wilaon claimed that 92
OF the zs delegates from Wisconsin,
would SO 10 baltimore pledged to
tho New Jersey governor
Complete returns from the
Fourth aud fIfth congressional dis.
trieiE ahow that Wilson elected four
delegates there. ~hfi. Senator Ia
Fiull~iie BOILED two votes To pr.si'
dent Taft's one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Think Murderer
Has Been Caught

my usited Prrss Leased Mtrsb
PORTLAND. Or. April a--in ".
r. Roberts. alias Jack Roberts, the
police today claim to be confident
that they have the murderer Of
George Hastings and Donald Stew
art. who were killed IN an attempt.
I'd hold-up near here Friday night
Roberts. who was captured In the
hills about 30 miles from here. has
a long criminal record. the officers
say. According 10 them. Roberts
served time in both the Oregon and
Washington penitentiafies for bur
giary.
Officers claim that when arrest
ed there were four shells missing
from Roberts belt. Four shots
were fired by the murderer of
Stewart aud Hastings " " al.
legged also that Roberts had string
similar TO that attached to the
black mask found near the Ecene
OF the killing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

What has happened 90 Viola Me-
Claim. rs. a pretty ,oung giFI whose
home has been at Olympia. Wash.
from which she disappeared last
March 327 Not one woFd has been
heard ~ her since then, aud the
Seattle police have been asked 70
make a search. Viola " an unnH'
uaIly attractive giFi. and her moth.
sr. Mrs. G. r. McClain. of ITO y.
10th At. Olympia. II afraid that abe
has met with foul play
THE Eiri II desrfibcd by her
mother as rather h.adstfoug but
abe had never ieff home without
the knowieds. Of her parents be.
fore. Mrs. Mccain first appealed
TO the Y. " C. A. matroh In Seattle
to institute a search for the giri.
but after a week had passed and
she WAS still missing the police
we're notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Turn Down
Merger PI,n

The Commercial ciyb last nirtt
unanimously adopted The report &
It's special committee turning a.,
the proposed plan Of consolida,ion
submitted By the Chamber Of CO...
merce.
The report again declared "a 4
yor OF consolidation provided M.
democratic plan OF government Is
the new organization could A.
agreed upon. A tentative ~
drawn up by the committee u ~
Commercial Club. which oonsis1s
OF George II. Reyeiie. W. I. Exsn'
DR.. J. Howard Sniyely. Riehad
SAKE Jones and A. J. Rhodes m
now 20 10 the Chamber or cn~,
merce. 20 be decided upon wins
the neat two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Choose Socialist
in Tacoma Primary

TACOMA. April with less
than 10000 votes east out Of n reg
lstratlon OF over $4,000. the figures
Ia yesterdays election show one
socialist. A. II. Barth. and all the
present commissioners nominated.
The final election win be held
April ie
For long term commissioners the
unofficial count stands: Commits
sionsr Petit. s.3s7. A. u. Mills.
1863. Commissioner Woods. 7.7fo:
A. H. Barth. 4.sis.
For shorttsrm commission
Commissioner cronen, 5.gss: Mich
olas Lawson trecallod one year
agol. s.sss
Comptroller Meads was reelected
BY a twoto.one vote over August
Einhaus. sociallsts. Einhaus got
s.3so votes. the largest number ever
received by a socialist here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Capt. SCOTS Wife
Isn't Worried

LONDON. April s-No fear fos
the safety 81 her husband. Capt
Robi. v. Scott. who has sen, HE
ship. the Terra Nova. hom. after a
two years cruise in fh- Antarctic.
while remainlbs himself nj the
South Pole TO complete hts invesfi
cations in behalf 81 the British GOV
eminent was expressed here today
by Mrs. Scott. the explorers wife.
when ahc was Informed OF
the arrival OF the Terra Nova Mt
Iytflcton. ". n.
\ am not worried about the cap
tain's safety said Mrs. Scott. I
feel very glad that he avalled him
self Of the opportunity TO remain Ia
the south until the objects Of his
expedition arc accomplished. feel
sure that he reached the South Pole
In January"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
To Raise $4,000
In One Week

Forty business men aud Presby-
terisns Of the University diatrie,
met last night with a rally and ban
auei. and planned the work of the
big weeks campaign 10 raise sis..
GOO for a new Presbyterian church
Ia replace the present temporary
structure The three squads thai
were organized will cndeavur to
raise the necessary amount by SAT.
urdsy night. students at the Uni.
sersiiy promised to contribute $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
PUBLIC MARKETS


Eastern butter. lbs. 81. Wash.
ipEtOn butter. : lbs 7sc. FUN cream
cheese. csc ~. Norwegian l,rlaaa~i
lSc ID. Swiss cheese. asc-fOc NJ.
ranch eggs. doz $50. combs
strained honey. SIC: bananas IBc
doz,; lemons, Sc dox. Yakima bur
BANK T"tatoes, io0-lb. sack. sles.
ern bacon. iec zoe sb. home made
pies, Toe eaelI; a-iayer cakes. 90c
boxes l0c Shinola. i5c. lbs. bulk
starch. lie. lbs. rolled oats. gsc.
lbs. head rice. 2sc: lbs. lima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
College Graduate
Sent to Prison

BELilSGHAM. Wash. April a.
W. = Edris. young college Eradu-
ate. ia under sentence today TO a
term Of one 60 - years In the prni.
Tertiary. having confessed 10 forg.
cry yesterday. Edris followed a
scheme Of ingratiafing himself With
wealthy people. by Joining churches.
dressing immediately and paying
court to number Of girls In this
stale