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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19

They put his house in order; they
mcnded his socks. They had just fin-
ishcd their work when the doctor came
running. He began abruptly:
I've been looking for you. Murray.
The men are all quitting"
O'Eeil started. All quitting? What
are You talking abOut?'
There's a stampede-a gold STAN
pede:"
Murray stared at the speaker as if
doubling his own senses.
There's no gold around here" he
said at last.
Two men came in last night. They
have been prospecting over in the
White river and report rich quartz.
They've got samples with 'em and say
there are placer indications every
where.
The significance of the incidents
which had troubled him earlier in the
day flashed upon O'NeiI: it was plain
enough now why his men had been
gossiping and buying dogs and fur
robes.
Who are these prospectors?" he in
quired CURLY.
Nobody seems TO know. Their
names are Thorn and Baker. That
gang from Omar has gone on and our
people will follow in the morning
Those who can't scrape up an outfit
here are going into town To equip. We
won't have fifty men on the job by to
morrow night
What made Baker and Thorn stop
here
Gray shrugged. Tired out, perhaps.
We've got to do something quick. Muir
ray. Thank God. we don't have to sell
EN- grub or haul ON TO Omar. That
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
Continued next Saturday,
Special Taxation Notice.
GEN. NO. 396.


Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested. that the city council of
Rock island. Ill, having ordered that
Railroad avenue from Forty-sixth to
Forty-fifth streets and Forthwith
street from Railroad avenue to Tenth
avenue. and Tenth avenue from Forty
fifth to Forty-fourth street. be i'm
proved by paving with brick blocks,
and the ordinance for the same being
on file in the office Of the city clerk Of
said city. and said city having applied
to the county court of Rock Island
county. Illinois, for an assessment OF
the cost of said improvement accord
ing to benefits. said assessment being
PAYABLE in eight installments. each
bearing interest at the rate of five per
cent per annum, and an assessment
therefor having been made and re-
turned to said court, the final hearing
thereon will be had on the 31st day
of July A. D. 1916, at the hour of 8
o'clock a. m, or as soon thereafter as
the business Of the court will permit
All persons desiring, may file OBJ
jections in said court, before said day.
and may appear on the hearing and
make their defense.
Dated Rock Island, Ill, July 10, 1916
WILLIAM L. GAULEY,
Commissioner appointed to make said
assessment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
THE IRON TRAIL
Copyright, 1918, by Harper 4 Brothers

] hope you'll abuse him well. Go al
him hammer and tonCs."
Ignoring Murray's smiling assertion
that he was the only man in camp
who really suffered from idleness. the
girls pulled him about and examined
him critically. then fell to discussing
him rs If he were not present.
He's worn TO the bone" said Eliza
Did you ever see anything like his
wrinkles? He looks like a dried all.
Pile" Natalie declared.
Dan says he doesn't eat"
Probably he's too busy to chew his
food. Wen make him Fletcherize"-
And eat soup. Then we'll mend his
underclothes. III warrant he doesn't
dress properly"
How much sleep does he get - Nata-
lie queried Of the physician.
About half as much as ne needs"
Leave him to us" said Eliza grimIy
Now, where does he live? Well start
in there"
O'Neil protested family. Please
don't. I hate soup. and / can't allow
anybody TO pry into my wardrobe. 1t
won't stand inspection"
MISS +apHlSlUn POINTED To MS feet
and asked crisply:
How many pairs of socks do you
wear?''
One"
Natalie was shocked. One pair of
socks In this cold: It's time we took
a hand. Now. lead US TO this rabbit
hole where you live"
With a feminine touch the girls en-
Enthusiastically fixed up Murray's home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19

Enthusiastically fixed I'D Murrav's hon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19

passed Jan. 81, 1916. that the report
and assessment roll of the commits
sioners appointed by the court to make
the same were filed herein on the l4th
of July, 1916.
The summons in said cause is made
returnable on the seventh day os Au
gust, A D., 1916, to said court at a
term thereof to be held in the court
house in the city of Rock Island, Rock
Island county. Illinois, commencing on
said date when and where you may
appear and defend if you see fit so
to do.
WILLIAM M'CONOCHIE,
JOHN G.. SCHEUERMANN,
II. G. SCHAFFER,
Commissioners appointed to make the
assessment.
JOHN X. SCOTT, City Attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19
Condemnation Notice.
General, No. 372.

NtItI AZ NJ. a
State of Illinois, County of Rock Is
land-ss.
In the county court, June term, A.
D., 1916.
In the matter of the petition of the
city of Rock Island, Illinois, 10 ascer-
tain the compensation for private prop
erty to be taken or damaged by the
local Improvement, viz: An ordinance
providing for the improvement OF Ger
tain streets and avenues by construct
ing sewers therein and constructing a
sewage treatment plant in the terri
tory from Eighteenth avenue to Tween
ty-third avenue and extending from
Twenty-fOurth street west to the cen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-19

300 mites AWAY - winter and-you
know what that means. | talked with
Baker and Thorn this afternoon. /
want them Ia tell you just what they
told me
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

IL Is well TO use the dry fly and let
II float over the rifles.
Use an ordinary bait casting rod
and reel with soft line for the
plugs and spoons. A fly rod oil
seven or eight ounces is good. using
either a G or u line. tapered or
level. as you prefer. For the large
mouth 1t is we'll to cast from a
boat
Stay out from 20 to 10 feet from
shore and quietly cast into the lily
pads. weeds. rushes and around the
logs and stumps as you are punted
by.
II you do not have the bait cast
ing equipment use common cane
pole OF say Is feet, with about the
same amount OF line. Use a treble
hook trolling spoon number TO 4.
This latter is the old method and
one OF the best. Live minnows or
frogs may be used with success.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
FLAG RIVALS
CALL RESERVES
Yanks, Red SOx and White Soy
Bring Up Some Reinforce
ments

NEW YORK, July 2s.-As the
two major league races draw nearer
10 tina; point where a burst of speed
by one OF the leaders may mean a
slice OF worlds series coin and glory,
managers are gathering together all
their resources and exercising their
powers Of recall
The Yankees, still In first place
today through a fighting finish and
a tremendous wallop by RUDE Old
ring. will be strengthened by the ad'
dition OF Elmer Miller, the Oriole
outfelder. The Red Sox, within
half game OF the top, have re
called vean Gregg from the Inter.
national league.
The White Sox reached out and
plucked Swede Risberg, infelder
from the bushes, while the Pirates
picked new one In Bigbee, the "Ty
Cobb" OF the northwest.
McGraw Is further Strengthening
his crumpled pitching STAFF by the
acquisition OF Pitcher Middleton. OF
Louisville, who will join the team
al the Polo grounds, Monday.
It's all very well for piasterer Fred
Fulton to claim the heavyweight
title. hut some folks think he's put
ting II on too thick.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

sluggers as Ross Barnes, Dan
Brouthers, A. c. Arson, and Lajoie
were only able TO lead their leagues
on four different occasions each.
This would indicate that Ty Cobb
has held his honor long enough, and
Is about due for a tumble.
Speaker Is pounding along with
renewed vigor and ambition. The
change OF uniform seems to have
worked wonders with him. This Is
his greatest year The present bat
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

on the nghting game. because he
lives in more rapid water. The
mouth extends beyond the vertical
line OF the eye on the one and does
not on the other
For the small mouth get above
the rifles and cast your plugs,
spoons or files in the pool below. II
bait casting work well around the
stumps. logs and rocks that lie In
the water along the stream.
Watch closely for dark spots that
you may notice below the surface
OF the water Cast around the
spots.
The same applies to fly casting
for the small mouth. In addition
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
MAYBE Ne Old %
DOESN'T KNOW IRIS
MAS MOVED.

prove that there Is no cause for
alarm on the part OF Cobb's admir-
ers. Ty has been further behind
than he is now at the same time
OF the season and won out easily.
He has that habit of doing a thing
a little better than anybody else.
On the other hand Cobb has led
the league for the last nine years.
The nearest approach to this record
is that OF Honus Wagner, who led
his league eight times. Such great
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
BY ROBERT L. RIPLEY.

verdun and the Somme pale to in.
significance when compared to the
battle OF swat now raging In the
American league. Those giants OF
the big stick. those hitting Her
cules. Cobb. Speaker and jackson,
are directing their pitcherpetrifying
forces toward the pinnacle OF the
column OF batting averages
Just now iris Speaker az the
Cleveland Indians Is we'll in the
lead--and going strong. The last
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

reports from the front give his po-
sition at .3Ss.
Next comes Ty Cobb. Tvs gen
eral offensive is around $50.
Right behind Ty 10 Jue Jackson.
II doesn't seem natural to find the
terrible Ty OF the Tigers trailing
anybody in the batting business. Ty
has led the league for so long that
he looks as strange in second place
as Matty docs in his new Cincin
natl uniform Many people are wor
ried. However. the past would
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

ting average which he holds Ia not a
fiuke. In 1912 iris finished the sea.
son with an average of 1888. 1t looks
as though Cobb VIII have to hit 'em
faster and safer If he expects to sat
isfy his ambition OF leading the mob
10 years in succession.
Then there is Jackson, who Is I'M
lucky. The highest point of the
batting averages seems to be a van
ishing point for Joe. No matter
how high the shoeless one goes, Ty
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
TENNIS STARS
RESUME PLAY

BOSTON, July 2S.-A fair wind
and bright sun gave early promise
mat the tennis matches at Long.
wood would be played of today and
without any scattering showers or
postponements. The afternoon pro.
gram of yesterday displayed some
wonderful play, but fltful rain show.
ers hindered the players.
|. kumagee, the noted japanese
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
SHERIFF STOPS
MILITIA BOUT

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. July Is
National guardsmen fight fans here
were a peeved bunch today. The
sheriff stepped IN at the last mo-
ment last night and prevented the
fight between Tommy Gary. of Chi.
cago, and Danny Goodman, Of the
First Illinois cavalry. There was a
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
BY MORRIS AckERMAN.

OF the Fish and Game Association,
The most popular fishing sport
today, and the one INDUCED in by
most anglers, Ia casting for black
bass. He Is found all over the
country In the little streams. rivers.
ponds. lakes and reservoirs and Is
our most abundant game nsh.
There are two varieties OF black
bass. The large mouth and the
small mouth. The former Is found
In ponds and still waters, and the
latter In fast running clear streams.
Both like clean water and feed about
the same.
The small mouth gets the palm
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
Quinlan Beaten Twice.

Van Dyke will play Hampstead to-
night In the Glass C. threecushion
tourney at Sweeney-Huston's
Schmidt beat Qujnlan, 30 to 29, anu
Hough beat Quinlan. 80 TO "a last
night. Both matches were lost by
one point, Quinlan's handicap In the
last match being S5.
The ONLY possible fsuit 70 ind with
q doubie-header IN the second game.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
u. OF M. DOUBLES
CASE GUARANTEE

CLEVELAND. July "a Trad
Van Horn. called the Count =
Case Tech students. tried despes<
ately to have Michigan play fooE
ball In Cleveland this year. Van
Horn made the Maize and Blu q
attractive offer to play Case hnro,
but he was not successful. In6to41
OF sending back a refusal. the NiQ1lk
gan manager sent Van Horn tile In
f"rnaii~n that Cases guarantee 70
play Michigan at Ann Arbor nAd
been doubled. That takes a big load
on the counts shoulders. SO war
should he worry?
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

player, is expected TO get into &C.
ton today after two days vacation
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
BY Ripley.

$1,000 advance sale which the boys
missed.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

Speaker, Cobb and Jacksos aren't
the only American iesHuers who are
rnctBg for batting bonors. Kiepfer
with mrrk OF .033 leads for the
worst percentage, with Reb Russell
cioutinp .otD. and Russell OF New
York, .0a7.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
WHITE TO SEE
BOUT TONIGHT

CHICAGO, July 2s.-Charlie White
will be a ringside rooter for Freddie
Welsh when the champion meets
Benny Leonard, of New York. In a
l0-round bout at Brooklyn tonight.
The Chicago lightweight was due in
New York sometime today Fearful
OF a championship upset. White
wants TO get glimpse OF both men
in action. The Chlcagoan has bouts
scheduled with both men.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

always goes him one or two better
In 1911 Jackson hit .40S-but Ty hit
.42o. In 1912 he hit .395-and Cobb
hit 40.
Here is the way the first three fin.
ished since the reign OF Cobb:
No OF Rat
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

It's all very well for piasterer Fred
Fulton to claim the heavyweight
title. hut some folks think he's put
ting II on too thick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
MT. PLEASANT

MT. PLEASANT, Ohio, sept. lS-Mr.
Thcodore HumphrcviIlc. and his daugh-
,cr-in-law Mrs. Add Humphrcville re-
turned hume from an extensive visit in
Mrs. \. J. McConahcy returned home
Mrs. Oil King and daughter spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Henry Lcygr, ,,.,-
wheat to nillonvnlc. MIR. J. t. Hoge
shipped il last week.
Mrs. William Philips and daughters
Mildred and Vida. and son Luther. wero
PIGnT;ant callers at rns n"n'e Oh MIS-
Mr.: and Mrs. Chalmers McConahey
and son Hugh arc visiting his mother
Mrs. ~ J. McC"nahcy
caller at the home Of Marion Dut:on
MIR. and Mrs. Michurl Gallagher and
family have returned ~ their home IN
Cleveland.
Miss Bertha Wilson is III at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey MCCue spent
"Wednesday ut the home OF Mrs. u. H.
RuCkhanan.
AIRS. Hattie Mercer and daughter
Mrs John OnsIow have returned home.
Mr.. Frank Maxwell Of Columbus. was
IA visitor in this place last week
MIR. r.. b. Burriss was business call
CT in Wheeling: Saturday.
Miss Ella Withrow OF Canton spent
last week with her sister Miss Lizzie
Simcral.
Mrs. ". 3. Francis of Martins Fer
~. spent few days last week with her
sister Miss Clara Mitchell.
Mr.. Albert Waite of Wellsville spent
the week end with his family.
MIR. Med Gorsuch Of Oak Grove was
business caller in Adena Saturday.
Mrs. Rachel Odbert is visiting rela-
lives and friends in this Place and
Emerson.
Mrs. Manford Sickle and mother CT
Adcna. spent Sunday AT the home OF MIR.
Ford Sickle.
Mr.. }. ". Lawrence was a business
caller III Adcna. Saturday..
MIR. Henry Merklc " oak Grove was
a. caller Al the home OF Mr.. William
krinkc. Sunday.
Miss Campbell of Martins Ferry is in
this place for her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson OF Ram
sc? spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alien Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. David Buchanan.
Miss Bertha krlnke was caller in
pillonralc Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
Flashes, to Masten's.

Private wire To y. T.. Mastcn * co.
NEW YORK. Sept. I9.-StOck mar ket
leaders lost most Of tho advance they
made after a lower opening. but closed
higher with tho exception of Heading.
which WAS unchanged.
Marines We're weak in the afternoon
and welded more or less influence.
They arc affected 10y uncertainty AS 10
whittier matter OF back preferred dlrl-
bends will he adjusted a, early date
Or left to an indefinite pcrior.
International Nickel was 4 strong lea
ture. This stock has ben thoroughly
shaken out sine" il increased it's divI-
dend and is in Il strong technicai posi-
ton.
Union Pacific was again the strong
feature of the rails which as ii class
were slightly irregular.
Tho bull news on the rails Ia that
European selling Of them has ceased Tor
the time being at least.
steel acted well. Indeed. making g.
now high record and not sam Tor the
day.
American Agricultural Chemical was
strong on increase in its dividend from
four 10 five percent
Bethlehem steel WAS OF. nut the nest
people in the street are hulllsh on II.
Will they are al tho sam time inclined
to expect a reaction III the Senral mar
ket.
There arc So many stop orders In the
market that 4 reaction. II IT, comes, may
70 to a considerable limit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

Ey private wire TO Fidelity Investment
Association FROM Harris Winthrop II
ComraryD ; ,
NEW YORK. Sept l9.-Priccs ruled
irregular today. Strength developed sat
times but was met by selling that pre-
vented any sustained Advance so that
the closing was weak. There Is great
confidence on the long side for the mar
ket by the most large traders. but hey
want reaction. Mony Of them .ha:e
sold out and want 10 Set BACK !nto me
market at lower prices.
Whether they can succeed IS prno5
lrmatical. Conditions are Ill good ana
the technical position or the market IS
improved by the liquidation OF the pas
two days. On any further decline or mo-
ment. we would think well of buying
Steel common. Anaconda and 1nSplra. len.
Central Leather and Union Paclit: as
probably this group will be the leaders.
In we'll informed stock exchange rir-
cles ii is held that the present big mar
ket Is due largely 10 the fact that tue
public boarded money. which had been
kept In restricted form because OF war
approximations. has been realeaSed on &C
count OF q feeling that the present pros
perity will no: be seriously disturbed
in the near future. II. other words. cnu-
: fideuce has returned 70 a great eNtenf'
American Agricultural Chemical de-
clared a quarterly dividend of ! L per
cent on common stock payable October
Is TO clock record September %. Ih!S
is an increase OF II. of | per cent ana
place, stock on annual basis OF > per
cent. Regular quarterly dividend OF ~
por cent on preferred stock was also
declared payable Oct. 10 stock record
Sept. IS.
Dow jones SAYS: American Tel and
Tel. declared regular quarterly dtrt.
dcnd If per cent payable octooer 10
stock record Sept. 90.
Saxon Motors Corporation declared
quarterly dividend OF u per cent paEa-
Bile uctchc.. ;. st"ck. record Sept. -:
This is an increase Of i 'ot l per cent
over initial dividends OF II: per cen:
paid in July.
Mercantile Marinc august earnings
arr siirhrIv below $1,000 .0N1. This IS Il
drop OF abou, $Sop.0oo compared with
tho July earnings ana drop OF $5.ppo:-
mo compared with June. Lowest prcyl-
Gus monthly earnings III 1915 were IN
February when $4.n0I.nQn was "arned:
Cracihle Steel declares special dlyi-
dcnd OF IL per cont 10 apply on de-
ferr.d dividends on preferred stock.
Chi"ago. Milwaukee, and st. Paul lat!-
way in report for year ended June 81.
shows 1873 per cent earned on common
stock compared with 2.2S per cent previ-
GUS year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
Financial Opinions.

Private wire. IT, y. t.. MhStCn " ~.
Financial Ncws-The market is feel
ing the weight OF extensive realizing
Cnincidcnt with further expansion Ul
public participation and reactinnary
tendencies may BE- Witnessed iemporar-
ilv. providing good buying opportunities
in the standard industrial land railroad
issues. some Of which have ben over
tipped" notably Reading. according 10
our observations. The underlying TREND
AS we see it, is still upward. tempor-
arily fluctuations may be Irregular ana
show cruSS-currentS pending rcad)ust-
mcnt tu and digestion " The advanced
level - :,
journal of tnmmrrce-Thcre are IN
dications that Il lull has occurred IN the
stock market. possibly 10 permit uiSes-
lion Of securities already purchased.
Sun-Thcrc are reasons why Suostan-
tial interests are anxious IL make pet
ter market for the rails.
odd I.ol Rcvicw---Wc like Utah for In
vetmrnl and krncccott for speculation.
r. b. kceCh Il 60. Say--iihc steer Is
sues are in strong position and may
be expected 10 20 higher.
HAYDEN. Stone & 60. - l.ackaWaSnh
Steel shares seem tn have opportunity
Of hiscounting additions value.
Dow Jones rInplln. MOI Says Inc
market is much stronger. price mas oeen
advanced S. a ton on most grades;
Jusrph--Iloi't be To" hrarish. Keep
long nf American sine, National Lead
Coppers md Marines. Higher prices
arc certain for General Electric. WHY'S
overland and ST. Paul.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
GREAT ACTIVITY ON
The STOCK MARKET
Total Sales Exceeded A Million Shares
With o. S. steel Leading The En-
tire Tie1Q

NEW YORK. SPIT. l@--T"uays STOCK
4narkct maintained its recent reputation
For excessive activity, sales again sN-
csedinC Z million shares. TINS MAKES
the eleventh cnu>cCutN" session III
which transactions have. cQuaIlcu or eA-
Ceeded that impressive total.
United States Steel retained IT'S posi-
tion Ms leader on 4 fresh advance TO the
new record OF 100. placing 1t Wlthln l.
points oc the preferred stock. when Is
on a fixed seven per cent basis. lncldcn-
tally. the preferred. on its rise 20 Ill
WAS at it's best quotation since l3lt
Movements elsewhere were not alto-
eether in Keeping with the gains made
by strcis. although advances TAR eN-
cecded declines. Rails rcgalned on I"
TWO points Of yesterdays reversal. equip
ments were ,'ariAhiy better with marked
activity IN General Electric and West :
inGhuusc. copp"rS and zines responded
To favorahl" trade conditions and motors
we're inclined to throw Off their rccCnt
handicaps.
Sugars and oils were in Srcater srecu-
lative favor the former beng represent
cd by cuban-Nmcrcan Sugar at the new
record Of $50. while Texas company. AS
Sociated Oil and California PetroieumS
rose 70 3 points. with some Irregular
Try in Mexican petroleum.. Total sales
Of stocks amounted t" i.V'Q.oo0 shares
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
LA BELLE AT 81
Local Market Rather Quiet Yesterday
Few Hundred Shares Of la
Belle Sold.

LaBelle Iron Works common stock
remained firm at e. yesterday, though
the market was rather quiet. Only
about four hundred shares OF this
stock changed hands. In Pittsburgh,
ii sold at Gl%.
Wheeling Steel & Iron stock sold
yesterday for ~. eX-diridend. Whit
akcr-GlrSSncr common is still bid at
2225. and NeuralgyIine was bid yestcr-
daY at lS6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
Butter, Egg. and Cheese

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Butter steadyt
creamery, extras coz SCORED S3H g3$S
creamery (higher scoring) 34A 3SeS
firsls 32h Qf33hc; seconds 3lV
Eggs steudy: fresh gathered. exit
fine II; extra firsts 35@s6c: frsts $40
34c: nearby hennerY whites. fine 70
fancy 43W4Sc; nearby henner1 browns
3Sni&c. 1sxIl
6I9s.c: do. average fancy $50 - HS.
Live poultry firm: no prices settleH
Dressed quiet; chickens Q3Oc; loWu
Ii Gp &c; turkeys 25Q355c.
L'lnlr nillef i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-20
MANY FROM TYLER
Several Republicans From Tyler
County Here Attending Borah-
Robinson Meeting.

Hon. Stephen J. Pyle. Arlen G. Swi-
ger, Harry Work, j. f. Frame, P. H.
Anderson, G. W. Morgan and others
night. attending the Borah-Robinson
meeting in the Market Auditorium.
They expressed themselves as being
we'll pleased with the meeting, and as
representatives of Tyler county spoke
enthusiastically IF the outlook for 4
cleanup by the Republicans in Tyler
in November.