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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26

JOE HIGGINS WINNER
ATHARVARD TRIALS
Holy Cross Athlete Defeats
Caldwell and Frazier at
Cambridge.

p, oAMsHlDGE, Mass, June 2s.-Joseph
II Higsins. Holy Gross, won the erst
nnal here at the Amateur Athletic t-rIo,,
eastern tryouts, covering the half-mue
IN l;JG s-b. The successful men are 70 no
sent to the coast championships next
month.
In the $50 Dave Caldwell, of Bostor
York, third VI t'e"
The summaries:
$50 yards. o''"pe'e IN the
throwing l6-pound hammer-Won bv
Patrick Ryan, Irish American A. G, New
hoTk, distance, 172 feet 9 inches sec-
ond, Guy Leadbetter, Irish-American 4
~ New York, distance, 14S feet inches
Ihree-mile walk-Won by Edward REM
Mohawk A. c., New York; second. Fred
Kaiser, New York A. c.: third. William
Plant, Long Island A. c., New York
Time, 2l minutes IS 2-5 seconds-new
championship record.
tlnal, 1OO-yard dash-won by Alveb n
Meyer, Irish A. A. c., New York; second
irving 7. Howe, Colby College; third.
Heaton l. Treadway, Boston A. A. Time,
10 sec.
Putting 16-pound shot-won by John C.
L'aWlOI' lTlbn A. A, Boston, distance. AZ
H. 10 In; second, Lawrence A. Whitney.
Boston A. c., distance, 46 feet ~ in.
thlru, John j. Cahill, Melrose a. c., New
York, distance, 46 It. in.
FIRST trial heat. 100 yard high hurdles
Won by II. NJ. Martin. Smart Set A. c.,
New York; second, A. L. Engels, unat-
tached. Brooklyn, N. Y. Time 16 seconds.
Second trial heat. 100 yard high hurdles
Won by w. A. Savage, Boston A. A.;
second Miles p. Robinson, Harvard
Time, 10 3-5 seconds
Running broad jump-won by H. r.
Worthington, Boston A. A.; distance, %
feet ~ inches; second II. Bostock, Pitts
burgh, distance % feet 81 inches; third
A. l.. Gutterson, Boston A. A., distance,
% feet 1Oi5 inches.
One-mile run-Won by Norman S. Taber
Boston A. A.. second, Abel r. Klvat,
lrish-Amerlcan A. c., New York; third,
Henry f. Mahoney, Boston A. A. Time,
4 minutes is 1-5 seconds.
First trial heat, 440-yard run-Won by
Ted Meredith, Meadowbrook Club, Phil
adelphia; second, Thomas j. Halpin, Bos-
ton A. A.; third, a. NJ Bowser, Syracuse,
unattached. Time 40 3-5 seconds Meredith
won by 5is yards.
1OO-yard dash-First trial heat won by Iry-
ing T. Howe Colby Colleges second, Heaton
l. I, Treadway, Boston a. A.; third, Brook
Brewer, ST. Adams School, Washington, Time,
10o-yard dash--second trial heat won by Roy
Morse, Salem. Crescent. New York; second.
Alyah 7. Meyer, l. A. 4, c., New York. third,
seconds.
ssO-yard run--won by Joseph T. Higgins,
Holy Cross second, David S. Caldwell Bos-
Q. Time, l min. SO 3-b sec,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26
HAMILTON OPENER
TO SPEEDY TAXA
Ilaria Gets Place and Peggy
O'Brien Show at Canada
Course.

HAMILTON JOCKEY CLUB, Hamil-
ton, can, June 2s.-Taka won first hon
ors: Iaria second and Peggy o'Brien
third in the 6-furlong first race here
this afternoon.
The summaries;
First race, purse 500. maiden 2-ysar-
old fillies, furlongs-Taka, lO5i Ural,
to 5, 2 to 5, out. won; llaria, llO, MeAtee
7 to 5, 2 to s, out. second; Peggy o'Brien,
1lO, Burns, so TO 1, 10 10 /, to /, third
Time, 1:O2 1-5. Kathleen H., Tush Tush,
clara Booth and Orlo also ran.
second race, purse $500, two-year-olds.
selling, furlongs-Gsntlewoms 30.
Morys. to /. 10 l, TO 8, woni WIN
cash ss. McAtss, s to 1, 2 TO /. even, sec
ond; Golden List, 40, Taplin, to O. to
? out. third. Time, 1'0i 2-5 BroomstraW'
MeLeiiand semper stalwart, GreetlnBs'
Beauty Shop also ran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26
LATONIA RACE ENTRIES
FOR MEETING MONDAY

First race purse. maidens. 3-year-olds
and up, furlongs-Mattie c., 1903: Fire
Light, l0S Dignity 103 Nose Irvine. 105:
Stonewood, 1O5; Dorcris 1O5; White Metal,
los; Charles Francis. 105: Stonington, 105;
Tener, no; KRIS Krlngle, no: Malheur,
ITO.
Second race, selling, fllies, 2-year-olds,
5 furlongs-Bessie N, 97; Audrey Austin,
81; Little Bigger 1902: Investment 1902;
Miss Sleeter. 1O2; Ruth Strickland, l02:
Dolina, 1903; Oaklawn Belle, 1O4; Brown
Velvet, 105; Irrawaddy, LOG; Jane Straith,
1O7; Sal Vanity Ill.
Third race, selling 4-year-olds and up.
mile and siXteenth-"L. II. Adair, 1903;
'Hermuda, 1903; Sidney Hellman, 1O4; Bank
Bill, 1Oi; Pretty Dale, LOG; Oreen 106; Con-
soer, 1906; Star Organ, los; Altamaha,
10S; White Wool, 10S.
Fourth race, handicap, 3-year-olds and
up, mile and a slxteenth-Grevlle, 100:
Tetan. 1O6; John Gund, 1O6; Winning
Witch 40; Prince Hermis, ll2
Fifth race, purse, 2-year-olds, Ave fur
longs-Captain Rees, 1O3; Big elbow, 1903;
John, Jr., 10S; ]. C. Welch, 10s DR.. Moore,
lOS; Buckshot, los; Old Charter, los; Jerry,
los; Prince Harry, 1903; Canerun, 10s;
Blackie Daw, 1lS. (Blg Fellow and john
Jr., coupled)
Sixth race. purse, 3-year-o olds and up,
6 furlongs-Brownfower 95; Skiles Knob,
97; Hank O'Day, 95; Lindenthal, 1902;
Charmeuse, iO3 First Degree, 1O5 The
Grader, lO5; Grosvenor, 1O5; Roscoe Goose
los; Transit 10S; Hoonlr, 1OS Coy Lad
10S; Charter. 1l3.
Seventh race, selling, 4-year-olds and
up, 11-16 mIles-Santa Anna, 1O2; Helen
NJ. 102: Prospect, 1903; 'Wryneck, 1903;
Olga Star, 1O6; Lamode, 1O6; Foundation.
1OS; Feather Duster, 1903; Fellowman. 1OS;
Lady Panchita, no; 'Irish Gentleman. 110.
Apprentice allowance claimed. Track
fast. Weather clear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26
TRAVERS HAS LEAD
IN MORNING ROUND
Outplays Walter Reynolds in
Sands Tournament, rs to 70.
Travers Out in 38.

HAvERFoRD, Pa. June 22.-Jerome
IraysFs, open National and four times
anaseur champion of the United States,
oasplsysd Walter Reynolds. of Woodbury.,
a every angle In the first half of their
a'hols Anal match for the II. A. Sands
Fophy staged on the Merton Cricket Club
inks this morning and held the lead by
ioar up when the last IS holes was started
shls afternoon.
fFavers played fine golf today. but 1t
the remarkable consistency OF mis-
shels rather than their brilllancy that
ned the big gallery spellbound. Travers
u class by himself when IL comes
Waelns Just enough better than the other
SLOW at every crisis TO enable him to win
pohents.
atae Fortune scarcely figured In this
alng contests both were playing too
Aally for luck TO be much OF a factor
kholas holed an iron shot from the
OF the third green and won the hole,
sAat was about the only time that
Aee interfeFed, On virtually every
~ i was a case OF the best approach
and the best approach put winning.
IKE the multiplication table. Two
skes and two strokes make four
- and the golf bugs who were fol-
ing the match chalked down either
~ which means tie score for the par
~ mole In question, or q win for
sss not that Reynolds played poorly,
sls stand far from Il, lie put up q
good game, but he Was up against
snng machine that refused 70 wabbls
- ss IRE ana he could not keep up
ne machines pace.
4earaHs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26
SURPRISE IS SPRUNG
DELAWARE DOUBLES
Pearson and Wister. German
town. Defeat Fisher and
Bates, So and 6-2, Today.

WILMINGTON. Del, June 2o.-Playins
~ their match IN the morning In order
ta stage the Delaware State doubles nnai i,sl
sIrsetly after the challenge round OF me
siaglss' stanley Pearson and Z q Wiz
- N the Germantown Cricket ciup,
ss-sne another Of the surprises that nave
s1isd fbs tournament By defeating +, N.
: Fisbsr and Fred Bates. Of Hunting
Son valley. So So In the upper semi, sl,,
sasi thus qualifying 70 meet = = Feh
60 q. S. Prentice IN the nnal fopha'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26
TENNIS AND RACING OTHER SPORTS News
JACK SETS PACE
IN GOLF TOURNEY
Has Lead Of 3 Up Over McBean
in Bala Junior Championship
Final First Half.

BAbA, Pa. June 2s.-Piayine high
golf, except for bit Of uncertain outsiba
NJ NJ Jack, Of the MerIon Cricket club.
led up at the nnish OF the arst IL h6lts
Of the scheduled % hoies' anal round for
the junior championship Of the cOlf As.
ISOLATION OF Philadslphla at the Country
Club, Bala, today.
Jack is the present title-holdsr hav-
Ing won Il at Merton last year. and h,a
opponent today ls ]. p. MacBean .rr
who IN spite Of the fact that he has taken
up the game but recently. held his own
very well after messing up the frst thrss
holes Jack won these with ak.ae and
I, and after half in on tho fotfth
won the NTH. Finally MacBean etead3d
down and won the sixth and seventh
and Jack led at the turn up.
MacBean reduced the lead TO one when
he got down is putt for a bird three an
the llth. Jack having previously gone
down from the same distance for A four.
lack should have wen tha 18th in. for
ne was on the green in two while hls
opponent was In deep trap over the green
In three The Junior champion failed 10
run MS approach putt dead, and on his
next laid MacBean dead atymle, the lat
Ter having made corking good shot out
the pin.
The stymie proved his undolnR. how
ever, and Jack was up again. They d.
vided the next two holes. and Jack won
the 18th. The cards;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26

Earl Cooper and Grant were having
pretty lap brush. They we're abreast at
the south bend, Resta having just changed
In tire, was hitting Il up at great speed.
AS he attempted to pass Cooper and
Grant the latter unwittingly swerved out
wqrd. Only by jamming his steering
wheel over hard did Resta manage 10 es-
cape hitting Grants car
Resta's time for the $40 miles was 3;i5;65,
which gave him an average OF % miles
an hour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26

artltlCiallty tnHn any
other game.
The player is not
confined to a field OF
prescribed dimen-
sions; he goes ever
onward and in any
direction in which he
may hit the ball save
where respect for
s o m e b o d y else's
property enjoins that
a certain area Of
land be considered
"out OF bounds" He
pursues the pastlme
in a setting OF ma
ture In the heart of
the countryside or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26
= B0RRELL Disqualified
6 Tactics Result IN. Boxers Dis
qaaliheation At Fairhill A. G.

5es soFFsll had been warned re-
tef asins unfair tactics he wls
S p Referee Johnnie Wilietts
foana q ths anal hopt a the
talea.e gtab Wh4n. Hhlle asht-
g threw haiph HFne 10 tie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26
By HARRY VARDON
Golf Champion Of Great Britain.

One of the glor1es of golf is that in
Its chief characteristics, 1t is almost
prlmeyal. 1t has less of the element OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26
Terraplns Buy Rankin johnson

BALTIMORE. June 2a.Tha Raltimers Ped
srzis hafs anaouHesa the purchase el Pitcher
RaBkin 5ahna9a from the Ghlease elaes q TIE
sane lsasass
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-26

This Is the third Of a series Of articles
on golf that Mr Vardon. the British
champion. Is writing especially for the
EvERIRG LEbaER. The fourth article viii
appear next Saturday.
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
MELVlLLE'S COMEDIANS
Dramatic Treat to be Offered at Night to
Fair Patrons.

Mellvi..es Comedians, the big
dramatic show that will open a
weeks engagement in Harrison,
Monday Sept. 18th will no doubt
prove one of the big attractions, tor
the immense crowd Of patrons that
will be 10 the city at that time, mas
much as their performances take
place at night after the 'tair" day is
over A different play and different
speciaitles are given every night.
The opening play will be a four act
rural comedy entitled The Country
Boy" a play dealing with both
city and country life, that is full of
heart interest and pathos with a
vein Of good clean comedy running
through the entire play. Among
other plays to be presented will be
found "By Order of the Court a
play similar to Within the Law"
Ewes of the World "Ishmael"
The Blue and the Gray" IAN
Editors Romance" "The Maid and
the Man" and Little Red Riding
Hood" all these plays are either
owned or copyright controlled by
Mr.. Melville and are selected from
the latest dramatic successes in the
theatre world. Watch FOR the free
band concerts daily. General ad-
mission, children IS cents adults 25
cents. Reserved seats can be secured
in advance at Krausa's.
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
Wives Veto OF Husbands Go
inq to War Withdrawn.

Wife and mother have had their
day ia Canada, so far as forbidding
their men folks to go to war is
concerned, and that day is past, ac-
cording to official announcement
made by the militia department.
1t will no longer be possible, as it
used to be, for a wife to keep her
husband and her son under Is from
enlisling by withholding her con-
sent.
In announcing the withdrawal
of the veto privilege given to women
early in the struggle, the department
also served notice on all Canadians
that they could no longer dodge
military service by paying SIS each.
Heretofore it has been possible for
enlisted men to buy discharges by
paying this sum The practice is to
be discontinued,
General Sam Hughes, is head of the
department is in England 1t was
General Hughes who gave the wo-
men the right to veto the enlistment
of their husbands and minor sons.
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
neporters on lrall.

A reporter just then climbed into
the car as a guest.
81 believe yet two reporters are be-
hind us" said Miss Smith. 81 was very
disgusted with what some Of the re-
porters made me say. like the fresh
country air again"
six miles to Temperance Hill, how.
ever, were traversed without enthusi.
asm but there was plenty Of It at the
home Of the Pankhursts, The shades
were up, and there was light In
every room, Supper was ready on the
table for her home coming Aunt Lou.
isa's white apron stood out In the
darkness. the only spot OF color. fol-
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
Live Stock Must Sell.

Ore 2-yr-old mule, $50; l-yrold mule
SIS; l-yr-old mule. $40; 2-yr-old filleY
$50; 2-yr-old horse. $40; two 5-yr-old
mares, $500, two 2.yr-old registered
Jacks, S+00 each; two l.yr-old Jersey
bull calves, $40 each; one 5-yr-old Jer.
sey bull, fine producer, 500; two
and 4-yr-old registered Jersey COWS,
SIPS each; fine grade Jersey cows
with young calves, from sos to 500 for
COW and calf; good Kentucky bred
Jennets, $40 per head; 500 bales nice
prairie hay, 3sc per bale, or Sill per
ton; 100 bales of oats, 40c per bale
Farm for sale also
This stuff must be sold in 90 days
Call and get bargain.
B. B. PULLEN, Owner.
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04

Miss Mary Smith on the Job.
| gGng? No, It's not the $4,000 |
don't care very much about that In
factI would rather not sign that con.
Notice for Publicat
Department Of the Interior.
u. S, Land Office at Harrison, Ark.
July 28th 1915.
Notice is hereby given that John r,
NEwbank of Omaha, Ark. who, on July 23rd
500, made homestead entry, No. O6524, for
W Ia W Ia, Section II, Township 2lNorth
pge 81 West, 5th Principal Meridian, has
notice Of intention to make FIVE year
to establish claim to the land above
bed, before Register and Receiver
States Land Once at Harrison, Ark
n day Of Sept. 1915
{ names as witnesses II, c. Graves,
Nms, W, F. Rynn, John Robson all
Nrk.
a BRICE b. HUDGINS.
Register,
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
Warning Order.

The State Of Arkansas in the Boone Chan
Gerry Court, September Term 1915.
The New England Securities Co. and
T. c. Alexander. Trustee, Plaintiffs
vs..
W B. Turney and A. f. Turney, his wife
and Mary Mommcns and Maria Greve, Defen
dants
To theabove named defendant. Maria GreVe
You are hereby warned 20 appear in this
complaint of the plaintiffs The New England
Securities Co, and f. C. Alexander, Trustee.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court this the l9 day of August 1915.
Seal MARVIN HATHC0AT, Clerk
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a
petition presented to the Boone County Court
at its October term 1915. praying for a change
in the Compton and Carrolton road as follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner of the
southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of
Sec. rs, Township 18n, Range 22w: run thence
on east side OF half section line due north to
the northwest corner of said southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter: thence on
south side of quarter section line due east to
the intersection of said line with the said road
as il now runs. G.. W. MARTIN
Prin. Pet.
Kingsley. Ark Sept 1. 1915.
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
Sl0O Given Away.

Write a 5OO-word article on "Advan-
tlges In My State with a Write
Away Fountain Pen. $50 for best; S25
for second; $40 for third; SIS for fourth
81 each for next ten. Awards Sept.
18th, 1915, Send $50 for pen, guaran
teed for 5 years, Instructions sent.
L NJ, COLLINS, Bowling Green, Mo.
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
Lard For Sale.

Six hundred and eighty acres Of
land, near PindalI, miles from NJ.
& N. A. Railroad, in good location
for mineral, some mineral found on
it; also a fair proportion of cultivata-
BILE land Healthful location; price
reasonable. For futher particulars
see or address c. J. Haddock
Harrison, Ark.
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
Warning Order.

State Of Arkansas, in the Boone Chancerl
Court September Term 1915.
}. L. Breeze, c.. A Breeze and Matilda
Slape Plaintiffs
Jane Dunaway Almede Dorsey Ike Mitchell
and Iona Mitchell, his wife, Della Sansing
Almede Jackson, Marion Mitchell, and Ads
Mitchell his wife, Defendants
The State Of Arkansas to the defendants
Almede Dorsey. Ike Mitchell and Iona Mitchell
his wife, and Almede jackson:
You and each of you are hereby warned ia
appear in this court Within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintiffs, j L
Breeze and G. A. Breeze and Matilda {. Slape
Given under my hand and seal this the 9th
day of August 1916
Seal MARVIN HATHCOAp Clerk
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
If You want 10 Sell

Several farmets aud others from
my former home, South Central Kan.
sas, are coming to Arkansas this fall
to buy farms, If you want to sell,
list your land with me now and in all
probability | can make a sale for you
soon. Write or see me at Planters
Hotel, Harrison, Ark.
l.. M. Taylor.
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
Warning Order

The State of Arkansas in the Boone
Chancery Court.
John Price Plaintiff,
VS..
Annie Price Defendant.
The above named defendant Annie Price,
is hereby warned to appear in this court
within thirty days from this date and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff filed herein.
Given under my hand and seal this the 9th
day of August 1915.
(Seal) MARVIN HATHCOAT, Clerk.
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
woman rHAx,r Publication.

piled for the j., " INTERIOR
"Then III be able to see the sun
RISE" smiled Mary Smith
Again she laughed, this time with a
catch In her voice, She looked as she
sat on the table in the immigration Of
Ace as If she had just stepped of
Michigan avenue. A pellow waist, a
black dress and black cape and a
black and white toque completed her
attire Her small feet were incased
in tiny pumps and altogether she
weighed at guess about i2O pounds
Fond OF dolfns, Too
"Oh I'm not siex OF the city" she
said Of her own accord 1T really
seems strange that II should talk so
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
Now Is The Time,

A little money and monthly pay
ments will save your rent and give
you a home in Harrison. Let the
American Building and Loan Associ'
alton, Of Little Rock, show you how
easy it is to own your own home.
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
For Sale CheaD.

Foundry and Machine Shop To-
Gated at Lead Hill, Ark. Address
F. R. Lee, csc W. Calhoun st,
Springfield, Mo.
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
Notice..

For mining proposition, see h. o.
Hudson miles east of Harrison, or 4
miles north of Bcllefonte. a mine
that paid in 1902 located on his land.
Will sell or lease,
The Harrison times., 1915-09-04
Baptist Church

Sunday School 9;45 a IN. Preach
ing / 1 a. m. and 7;30 p m B. Y. P.
U. $50 p. IN, morning subject, "a
Dead Church and its Causes" Even
ing subject, "a Palm Tree Christian"
You are cordially invited to attend
our services.
M r GARTHPIcUT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-20
ARREST MUNCIE MAYOR
IN MACHINE SCANDAL
New indictment Gives Details
of Alleged Agreement to
Divide SpOilS.

MUNCIE, Ind, March 2O.-AnOther
indictment in the form Of a supple
ment To the original Indictment has
resulted i'm the re-arrest Of Mayor
Rollin n Bunch, in the alleged slot
machine graft scandal now under in
vestigation by the grand jury
Details of the alleged understand
ing for division OF the "spOils" be-
tween the mayor Deputy Prosecutor
Gene Williams and Lloyd w. Yount,
who IT is said formerly held slot ma
chine privileges IN Muncie, have been
brought TO light. The true bill al
leges that Mayor Bunch gave his con
sent 10 the installation of 20 slot ma
chimes in cigar stores and pool rooms.
the prOprietOrs of which were to re-
ceive 40 per cent of the proceeds, the
remainder after deduction of expense
Of maintenance 10 go TO the pro-
moters of the scheme. The indict-
ment alleges that Yount paid TO
Bunch and Williams $1,000 each as
their share of the pot second
count of the Indictment charges Bunch
with accepting a bribe OF $500 from
YOunt, Aug. ], last. Williams was
also again arrested on two separate
charges of accepting bribes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-20
HOLD Up RETURNS
To SEE HOW MANY
VOTES ARE NEEDED
Democratic Ward Boss TeSti-
fieS Count Was Delayed to
Make Election of Roberts
Sure.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 20-Hold-
ing up the returns after the close of
the polls on election day until il could
be determined whether il would be
necessary to add one or two hundred
votes IN precinct 3 of the sixth ward.
to insure the election Of the ticket
headed by Mayor Dom NJ. Roberts
of Terre Haute,. was the. order issued
to Sylvester. Jordan, democratic boss
of the sixth ward. and paymaster for
the ring that controlled the election
there last fall.
According 10 Jordan's testimony in
the election fraud. prosecutions in the
federal court his orders came by way
Of Chief OF Police Holler, who told
him that Eli II. Redman. democratic
candidate for circuit Judge. was run
ming behind the ticket and that a
couple of hundred votes might be
needed in that precinct. Accordingly
Joe Kelly. an election Inspector, was
given the word. and Kelly il was
testified, agreed to hold up the count
Register 500 For 400 Voters.
Jordan served as precinct commit
teeman under Mayor Roberts who as
chairman of VigO county. ordered him
TO register from 700 TO 500 voters in
that precinct when in reality only 400
legal voters existed there.
I4AllAtI AOAOhtls tittAlOu inspector
in the same precinct. was discharged
form his city job after his confession
TO completely in the election frauds
by Chairman of Public Works Harry
Montgomery. Conover was jailed on
election day for violating an order of
the Vigo superior court Jordan and
ConOver have confessed. Montgom-
cry is on trial.
Republican Is Jailed
Jordan testified that he was at DO
lice headquarters the night before
election. and saw Sheriff Shea and
Chief Holler.
"I told them that Bill Horsley (re-
publican candidate for sheriff. would
probably make trouble for u.s. Shea
said ] could have Pete Feiler, one of
his special deputies and if HorsIey
made trouble TO send him 20 Jail"
According TO other witnesses Hors-
ley was jailed that day