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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-06
FIRST COUNT
BY THE JUDGES
LAST NIGHT
IN SUNDAYS ARDMORElTE WILL
BE SHOWN THE INTEREST
THAT is BEING MANIFESTED
BY CANDIDATES AND FRIENDS

Nearly $50 candidates have signi-
fed their intention of entering into
the Golden Gate Contest to date, or
their friends have signified their de-
sire to assist them. This list is
certainly very pleasing to the con-
test management.
The first count of the votes will
appear in The Ardmoreite sunday
morning. Already a goodly number
of ballots have been cast, and it is
not too early for the contestants all
to go to work in earnest. You want
to remember to take equal advan-
tage of equal opportunities. You are
under no handicap at present 1t
rests with you whether you will be
in the running at the end of the first
month or not. 1t is the spirit you
go at this with that counts. A lead
by another candidate of four, five,
ten or twenty, or sixty thousand votes
does not mean anything to a worker,
but it represents an insurmountable
obstacle to the shirker. Get busy if
you wish to win. If somebody gave
you a trip to the exposition you
would take it at once. Earn it, and
much more easily than you could
earn the money to go. Remember
about II weeks of the contest after
this appears. Nomination of candi-
CONTINUED ON PAGE FTVF7
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ALLIES ARE
RACING FOR
THE 7 j R K
VIRTUALLY A RACE OF RUS
STA BY LAND AND FRANCE AND
ENGLAND BY SEA TO COMPEL
SURRENDER.

New York, Nov. 5.-Great Brit
aims declaration of war on Turkey
shows it is believed hopeless to rely
on the peace party at Constantine
pie holding the pro-German Young
Turks in check. Under these cir
cumstances, and with Russia forcing
the fighting along the Caucasian
frontier, Great Britain's quick as
sumption of the offensive contains
on Constantinople impossible.
Race For Capital.
Without in any way suggesting
rivalry to Russia, it is probable that
there will be in reality a race be-
tween the Russians by land and the
Anglo French forces by sea, to cap
ture Constantinople. The mining of
the Dardanelles has been thought to
make successful water assault up
no Constantinople impossible.
Nevertheless, an Anglo-French fleet
has been shelling the Dardanelles'
defenses and it is apparent that
Great Britain and France will make
every effort to seize the Dardanelles
and compel Constantinople to sur
render to a battleship squadron.
This is the only way the two
western powers can Offset Russia's
desire to subdue Turkey single-hand-
ed. Neither French nor British ar
mics can be spared for operations
in Turkey and only the Mediterran-
can fleet can be counted upon to
represent Great Britain and France in
the Turkish operations. If the fleet
subdues Constantinople. the DISPOSE
ton of Turkey after the war will not
be matter concerning which Rus
sia will have paramount say; if Rus
sian troops alone overwhelm the OF
tomans, Slav desires can not be sue
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-06
MAYOR HAS
PLAN To AID
THE NEEDY
WANTS BIG THANKSGIVING SER
VICE AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
IN WHICH COLLECTION WILL
BE TAKEN UP.

Mayor Roberts has a plan whereby
the needy of the city will receive
some substantial assistance this win
ter if he is successful in carrying it
out He wants to hold a monster
mass meeting the afternoon of
Thanksgiving day in the opera house
or some other suitable building and
take a collection from the business
men of the city to aid Mrs. Curtis,
probation officer, in her work among
the poor this winter.
The city and county are out of
funds with which to aid this depart
ment, ard this plan is the only one
which has been suggested to aid the
probation officer in her work. The
police department and the sheriff's
force are besieged every day by needy
people seeking assistance, and it is
working a hardship upon them, as
they are all liberal and often they
cripple their own resources by Civ
ing that which rightly belongs to
their own families. Mayor Roberts
stated last night that he believed
one thousand dollars could be raised
in few moments if he could get
the business men of the city together
for this purpose, and that he was
going to call a meeting for the after
noon of Thanksgiving day, and try
TO make his plan operative.
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TICKET IS SAFE:
OVER STATE
STATE ELECTION BOARD BEGIN
OFFICIAL COUNT TODAY RE-
PUBLICANS STILL SAY RE-
TURNS SHOW NO CHANGE.

Oklahoma City, Nov. 5.-Official re-
turns of the election are coming in
to the state election board, and the
count will probably begin tomorrow
1t seems certain that the entire dem
ocratic state ticket has been elected.
1t was announced at democratic
headquarters today that they have
returns from seventy-two of the sew
Cnty-seven counties showing Will
lams 1852 votes in the lead. OF
the counties not in, concessions
were made to reduce this figure to
5.7i5, which is the announced def
mite claim of the democrats for the
head of their ticket. Other candi-
dates ran far better than this.
Chairman Geissler of the repub-
lican party issued a statement to
the effect that nothing has been re-
ceived to cause any change in the
conclusion that Fields has been elect
ed Out of seventy seven counties
in the state, complete returns from
fifty eight counties and incomplete
returns from nineteen others give
Williams a majority of 4.347. The
vote stands: Williams 1886, Fields
S7,S4S. The counties not heard from
are not expected to change the lead
of Williams to any extent.
James S. Davenport, democrat, was
returned to congress from the First
district by loo plurality over Joseph
A Gill, republican. Gill today con-
ceded the election of Davenport.
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WILLIAMS MAJORITY WILL Be
THREE To FINE THOUSAND

Republicans Still Refuse to COncede Williams Election
Republican headquarters still Claim Fields election
by Eleven Hundred VOtes-GOre Leads Democratic
Ticket having Apparently Carried the State by Fiji
ty to Sixty Thousand VOtes-Balance OF Democratic
State Ticket Elected by Thirty to Forty Thousand
Republicans Centered their Fire on Williams, who
ran Far Behind the Balance of the State Ticket-Gill
Comedies Election of Davenport to Congress from
the First DISTINGUISHING, Democrat, Leading for
United States Senator from Wisconsin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-06

CURE DECLARED
TO Be A FRAUD
GOVERNMENT HEALTH SERVICE
TODAY MADE OFFICIAL OlSAP.
PROVAL AF THE TUBERCULO.
Sis CURE.

Washington, d. c., NOV. 6.-Offcial
disapproval of the tuberculosis cure
brought here by DR.. Friedman of Ber-
lin, was issued by the United States
public health office today
1t calls the cure a practical fraud
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British Warship Explodes.

Constantinople, Nov Ga British
warship bombarding the Dardanelles
was struck by a shot and an ex-
plosion aboard followed. A British
merchantmen has been sunk off the
Asia Minor coast.
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Germans Striking Hard Blow.

LONDON, Nov 6-In the German retreat before
the inundatiOn of northwest Belgium, hundreds of
wounded left behind marooned on houses or drifts
They undoubtedly will die.
Germany is striking another mighty blow, apparent
y centering between DXmunde and Ypres British of
fetal, who eye witness compliments the German
bravery The Kaiser is said to be still personally direct
ing the German assaults.
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Armenians Welcome Russians.

ROME, Nov GA Petrograd dispatch says the Rus
slams in Armenia are operating 'front.' one hun
dred and sixty miles long The Armenians everywhere
are welcoming the Russians as liberators.
The Russian newspapers now call Constantinope
by its old name of Tzargrad
The emperors cousin, Count Won Schwerin, is dead
of wounds received at Lodz.
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Democrat from Wisconsin.

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. Paul A.
Husting, democrat, now leads for
United States senator over Francis
II, McGovern, republican, to sue
ceed Stephenson. The official count
will probably be necessary.
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Turks eombard Batum.

Amsterdam, Nov "a Sofia dis
patch says that Turkish cruisers sue
cessfully bombarded the fortified Rus
sian seaport of Batum on the east
shore of the Black sea.
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German Ship struck Mine.

Berlin, Nov. 6.-The loss of life
in the mine sinking the German
cruiser Yorck in her own harbor dur
ing a fog is reported to be 266.
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Attack Texas Laws.

Fort Worth, Tex, Nov. 6.-The
Crane company filed suit here
today attacking the constitutionality
of the Texas permit fee and fran
chise laws.
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Many AuStrians Made Prisoners.

PETROGRAD, Nov. 6-The Russians have recap
tured Jarosau taking five thousand Ausrians prisoners
says Lemberg Dispatch The Austrian offensive move
ment has finally been broken down. and the Austrans
are retreating along the San river.
Jaroslau is seventeen miles from Przemysl
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COTTON MAKES ADVANCE.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 6.-Spots were
one sixteenth higher today. middling
bringing six and fifteen -sixteenths.
The sales were 1O,OS2 bales.
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Rangers Elect Officers.

Abilene, Tex, Nov. 6.-Terry's Ran
gers elected J. H. Parrenmore of
Abilene as president The organiza-
ton will meet in Austin next year.
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FIGHTING CONTINUES IN BELGIUM
WITH NEITHER HAVING ADVANTAGE

Germans There Appear to Be Changing their POSITIONS
Either for New Attacks or to Lessen the Wholesale
Destruction of their TrOOps-French Recapture one
Village in Northern France-Fierce BayOnet Fight
ing in Argonne District Results in Victory for the
French-Russians Pushing Troops with a Battle
Front of Hundred Sixty Miles Through Armenia,
Where Cars Men being Welcomed as Liberia
tOrs-Heavy Firing Heard today at Dover-German
Cruiser Sunk BY Mine Losing More than Two Hun
dred Men. Russians Take Five Thousand Austrian
Prisoners.
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Proclaims Our Neutrality.

Washington, Nov. 6.-President
Wilson has proclaimed the neutral
ity of this government to Turkey
and England.
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Fear a Christian Massacre.

London, Nov. 6.-Albania is seeth-
ing. and a massacre of Christians is
feared.
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Williams FOrty-Eight Hundred

The Ardmorete received the following from State
Democratic headquarters this afternoon at 200 o'clock
williams plurality is 5,142, with official returns
from all counties except Creek. We have this county in
our tabulations three hundred against us"
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PARIS, Nov. 6.-An official announcement saws that
the fighting continues in Belgium without advantage to
either side
The Germans seem to be changing their positions
either for attacks to lessen the murderous losses
among their men,
In the north Of France the French have recaptured
village.
In Argonne there was bloody bayonet fighting YES
terday, the French claiming victory
The Germans renewed their attacks in the Woevre
district, but repulsed.
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Hear Firing at Dover Again.

DOVER, Nov. 6,-Heavy firing at sea was heard
here again today,
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Announce Holy War.

Berlin, Nov. 6.-The Mohamme-
dams announce holy war to Mecca
pilgrims.
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RuSsia'S Greatest Victory.

PARIS, Nov. 6.-Grand Duke Nicholas command
ing the Russians wires Jore that the Russians have
gained in East Prussia the greatest victory the be-
ginning of the war.
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A Want Ad toda- viii rent that
room tomorrow.
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WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, La, Nov. e
The weather forecast for Ok
lahoma for tonight and Sat-
urday is fair; colder in the
western portion Saturday.
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NOTICE
to the Contest Merchants

There WiH be meeting of all the merchants
at The Ardmoreite office at O'Clock this euen-
ing. Matters of importance to all concerned Wiu
be up for discussion. Your presence is earnestly
requested
CONTEST MANAGER.
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cessfully refused in the peace con-
ference.
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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-03-10
Johnson Creek.

Ernest Deibel, the village clerk, was a
visitor in GAINESVILLE and Chicago last
week.
Johnson Creek will soon have bakery
Mr.. Diener having come here to locate
in the building recently vacated by
Charles Cox. The bakery will be opened
about April l, and the addition will be
greatly welcomed by our citizens and
the people of this entire vicinity.
Mrs. Edward Stiehm. son Floyd and
Miss Esther Kruger were over Sunday
visitor in Jefferson.
Charles Cox removed his goods from
the store in Union street to the place
| owned by KOttke Brothers in Milwaukee
street. Besides carrying a fine assort-
ment of jewellery he does first class re-
pair work.
Mrs. VII Schneider, Miss Irene Schnei-
der, Mrs. Fred Grell, Miss Isabel Grell
and Mrs. John Pirkel were Watertown
visitors Saturday.
Miss Eva Burrows has resigned her
position as stenographer for the H. j..
Grell Co., owing to i'll health
Fred Sievert Of Fort Atkinson visited
relatives here last week
Miss Anna Turnie of Fort Atkinson
spent Sunday at the home of her parents
here.
Ralph Engsburg of Madison was the
guest of Miss Malinda Schallert Sunday.
Mrs. Will SchaIlert entertained the
Friday afternoon club.
Mrs. George Christians and sister re-
turned to their home in Chicago after a
short visit.
The Ragtime Trio drew crowded
houses Thursday, Friday and Saturday
at the Park Hotel. Their excellent sing
ing and piano music were especially
pleasing.
Miss Irene Shekey has gone to Wau-
saw for few weeks visit.
Miss Stella Raithel left Monday for
Denver, Col. where she will reside with
her sister, Miss Hattie Raithel.
H.W. Barber of Kalamazoo, Mich, was
business visitor here the past few days.
Mr.. Barber was formerly employed at
the Mansfield condensery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis PitZner Of Jeffer-
son visited at the home of William
Haas Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Christians was very pleasant
ly surprised Wednesday evening in
honor of her birthday anniversary. The
rooms of the ". a. Christians home
were prettily decorated in red and green
and seventy three candles were lighted
on the table. A most elaborate three
course dinner was served. Those pre-
sent were Mesdames Albert ldumm, Fort
Atkinson; George Mueller, Jefferson
August Groth, Joe Shekey, Fred Stahnke,
Charles Schumacher, Louis Schoechert,
August Schoeehert, William Schoechert,
john Grell, Fred Wolf, Gust Book, Ed
ward Stiehm, Henry Stiehm, Ernest
Achilles, Gustav Genschmer, John Hoene
and julius Warnes.
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GILMAN AND VICINITY.

Mrs. Martin McCullow Of NeOsha Wis
tied with his uncle Thomas on Tuesday
of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Else of Milton was the
guest of the latters parent Mr.. and Mrs.
P. F. Manning on Sunday
Mr.. Jas Darcy of Watertown was the
guest of his brother John on, Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Celia Kreuitzinger visited with
friends at Juneau on Sunday.
Mr.. Emil Kresine made business
trip to Lebanon on Thursday.
Mrs H. L. Morgan and Miss Ef1e Kre-
sine were Watertown visitors on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. c. Manning who is attending high
school atWaterl0o spent Sunday with his
parents.
Timothy Rein purchased several head
of Jersey cattle this week.
Miss Josephine Grant of Lowell passed
into the great beyond Tuesday March. 3,
of pneumonia. Her brother Frank was
buried only one week ago. Miss Grant
was born in Clyman in 1860 and moved
with her parents to Lowell in 1872 where
she has resided up to time of her death
Always OF kind and loving DISPOSE
ton and always ready to lend helping
hand to those in distress, she will be
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Clyman Department
News From C1yman and Dodge County

greatly missed by wide circle offriends
and relatives who keenly regret he1
death. 1t is very sad indeed when two
deaths occur in the same family in few
days.
Word was received by j. 7. Walsh an
nOuncing the death Of Mr.. James Clancy
at Portland Oregon, on Feb. 10. The
older residents of Clyman will remem-
Mr.. Clancy as the man who built Holy
Assumption Church.
VIM. j. Collins transacted business at
Juneau oh Saturday.
Miss Katherine Dolan of Milwaukee
was visitor here last Sunday at the
home of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schroeder are
rejoicing over the arrival of boy baby
Chas. Gahlman had one Of his fingers
badly cut.wlth a circle saw while saw
ing wood.
Ray Stanton was a Milwaukee visitor
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Caughlin were
Juneau callers.
Rev. E. O. Groth made trip to Mil
waukee.
Mrs. III. LeKachman spent two days
in Chicago, in the interest of the store.
She purchased lot of new goods for
spring. Plenty of bargains. Come and
see them.
Fl. L. Morgan made trip to Rosen-
dale. Wis.
Mrs. John Metzger is visiting at Wat
ert0wn.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Caughlin and
jeanette Metzger visited at Lowell last
Sunday.
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Mrs. Frank BrigOwatz is seriously il
We wish her a speedy recovery.

| w NAOh hOA opCCuy iCCUF0Iy
We are glad to be informed that the
little daughter Of1H. Wanderese is re-
covering from her recent illness.
Vim. Caughlin is spending this week
in the vicinity cf Beaver Dam buying
barley for TIE \Vatertown Grain Co.
His brother Joe has charge of the eleva-
tor while he is gone.
Ambrose Metzger moved into his new
house last Thursday.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Schultz, son-in- law and daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kandt.
FL. A. Steffer was Watertown visitor
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jeske were visited
by the latter's mother, Mrs. Burnett, last
Saturday.
Sina Gerbitz, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John GerbitZ, is seriously i'll. We wish
for her speedy recovery.
We are glad to be informed that Mar
tin Buhr is recovering from his illness.
Mrs. Eugene Becker from Juneau is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Manning.
Pat Lyons departed last week for Min
nesota to look after his business interests.
Mrs. Mary Brahmer is making prepa-
arations for cementing her barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Burger were Wat
ertOwn visitors last Monday.
This town is booming. We are in
formed Of the erection of two houses
this spring.
DR.. Hahheggar was professional cal
Ter here Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Burger and Miss
Isabella Holsiein visited with relatives
and friends at Columbus on Thursday.
Miss Bertha Olson arrived home on
Monday from a two weeks visit with
friends at Berlin and Neshkara
Mr.. VIM. Moher travelling engineer
for the Canadian Northern Railway is
visiting with his sister Mrs. Alois Metz
gar.
Mrs. Paul Steinhoff visited with her
| brother at GAINESVILLE on Saturday.
large number of our farmers attend
ed the instsitute held at Reeseville on
Tuesday and Wednesday
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When the winter winds are blowing
and you're hunting high and low for
the eggs that are not visible, just why
you do not know, it is then that you will
wonder, and you'll wonder loud and long
"Why don't | get eggs in winter?" And
you'll know there's is something wrong
but there's just one way to fix it, and it
is very simple too Feed them daily
LEES EGG MAKER. That's what all
wise people do Sold by Gamm Corner
Drug Co. Jan. %, Pm.
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Best Family Laxative.

Beware of constipation. Use Dr. Kings
New Life Pills and keep we'll; Mrs.
c. E. Smith, of West Franklin, Me-, calls
them "Our family laxative" Nothing
better for adults or aged. Get them to-
day, 25c. All Druggists or by mail.
Fl. E. BUCKLEN & co. PHILAOEL.-
PHIA or ST. LOUIS.-Adv.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-03-10

j. T. Walsh, editor of the Clyman de-
partment, is authorized to accept sub
scriptions and advertising for the Lea
der. Any business entrustedin his care
will receive prompt and courteous at
tention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-05
FLYING BOATS SET
A BAD EXAMPLE
Won't Behave for Atlantic
Yacht Club, Nor Will
the Creased Pig.

Members Of the Atlantic Yacht Club
had their fiji Of excitement yesterday.
There we're flying boats, yacht races,
athletic games and a lawn tennis tour
nament 10 amuse the throng, and a.
night a special performance was given
in the pavilion.
Tie flying boats we're the principal
attraction. Tney formed a part Of the
fleet that was 10 race from Governors
Island IN connection with several aero.
planes. Two of the flying boats were
az the rendezvous Off the Atlantic
Yacht Club early in the day. One was
CurtlsS. IN charge of !. 3. l.. Yer
plsnck. and the other was a Thomas.
which had on board Mr. and Mrs. Burn
side
Unfortunately. neither boat was able
20 get away for the big race. The Cur
tiss craft first took 20 the water. but in
daShIng across the bay the boa.
snapped her lower starboard plane.
and although Nerplanck tried to make
repairs, ne found 1t impossible 20 start.
Engine trouble was responsible for the
inability Of he Thomas craft 10 get
going o. the air. although she also took
a turn on the water.
In the lawn tennis tournament play
was advanced well toward the finals.
In the club championship singles +. /.
uur.and beat John French. %, 3.
in the sem,-iinal round.
In the fourth round Of the hand cap
singles +. J. Walters = - beat
A. ". Neisel scratch. s g. ,. The
handicap doubles moved into the sec
ond round when Eidredge and WOOD
ward won by default. and Lee and De
Wit beat Doremus and Meisei. ),
8 s, Is 3. The champ ionsh'p doubles
also reached the second round In lt
&. I. Woodward and T.. VI. Eldridge
beat Pusinolli and Rohl s {. 8 >.
The athletic meet furnished the real
fun OF the day. The races were closed
20 the members of the club and fol-
lowed grand parade" from the club
house TO the baseball diamond. Here
the yachtsme1 tried 20 catch the
creased pig. ran potato races, three
legged races, sack races and other
sim. liar events.
The races were a great success. with
the exception Of the creased pig event
The porker was there al. right. but,
taking his cue from the flying boats
that would not hy. the pig refused 20
run.
The lO-yard dash for members sons
was won by A. II. Jones. with Lewis
Luckenbach second and "Buster'
Blackton third. r. &. Thompson won
the 10-yard dash senior; the potato
race was taken b. Tod Currler.
Bob Ederen was the captain Of the
tuy-of-war team that won. and a three
legged race was won by Blackton and
Luckenbach The Blackton youngstor
aIsn won the high iump.