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Pine Bluff Man Takes to Task Correspondent of
 Manufacturers Record.
TOUR MILLION ACRES
 OF LAND RECLAIMED
Dralnase- Law of Arkansas One of ths Best in United States, and Has Given Impetus to Reclamation of
 Swamp Lands.

A vigorous exposition of the accom- plishments of Arkansas in recent wears, in the matter of draining and reclaiming overflowed and swamp lands, is contained in letter froE1 Judge James Gould of this city to the Manufacturers Record, and which was published in the edition of that paper on January 27, copies of which have just reached here.
 AJudge GoulG's letter was written to make reply to an article printed m the Manufacturers Record of JAnu- ary 13, Drainage Potentialities of the South," by M. w. Thompson ol Greensboro, N. .. Mir. ThompsoA's article purports to discuss the drain axe situation in the entire South, but he fails to make any mention what ever of such activities in Louisiana, Texas or Arkansas, and it is on thls point that issue is taken by Judge Gould.
 MT. Thompson takes the broad stand that the South is not dev0tinS sufficient thought. time or money to the draining and retaining as swamp lands, and in his article he makes specific mention of Virginia. North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia and Florida, all states of the easterh an1 southeastern South, if the term may he used.
 In his reply to the article. Judge Gould states:
 .The gentleman does not. in hls article, refer to Louisiana, Texas .'i Arkansas. Any man WIG pretends to know anything of the South should know that all of the three states above mentioned have within the past few years reclaims7 millions of acres of wet lands, lands that are now in a high state of culi- walton, producing maximum crops and making the owners rich.
 ssThere have been over 1,0OO,OOl acres of land reclaimed in Southeast Arkansas within the last three years the richest lands In the South, There ne iuf this county alone eight sepa. rSte drainage districts. 1 think
 would be safe in saying that in the counties of Clay. Independence, Jack s0n, Lawrence, Green, Poinsett, Ms sissippi, Crittenden, Arkansas, Lon oke. Jetierson, Lincoln, Desha, Chico' md Ashley there has been thoro,.shl, drained and reclaimed over 4.000,ool acres of land, to say nothing of tht other counties in the state, many ' witch have more than this amour 0f land reclaimed.
 st.The writer of the letter shaw much lack of information and kaowl edke on the law of drainage, so ls' aS Arkansas goes. We have m tli' ntate what is known as the reners dreinaee law, passed in 1909, 2 IVY tSt is sdMitted 10 be one Of vAs hAs ! n:tSo united sStatas on this line. '
 S TIC 0rsan xatiQn o3 dfainAge. dle x IT l m ((r' tha cd lAw Nes cpMaer 2 Asyd to follow but e''nde 2 E
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BELZNER AFTER JUDGESHIP. Erstwhile Pine Rlusiiau Candidate a Camden

Camden, Jan. 29.-Wm. Belzner. iocated at Pine Bluff for a while las. year tho retaining his citizenship, here, is a candidate for city judge against Ii. P. Robertson in the pri- mary to be held February 22. Other candidates for city offices ara w. E. Smith and George .iorlon for mayor: D. w. Green and Maj. F. L.. Dsws for treasurer; J. ". Bird and A. w. Ellis for marshal. Cand'dates for alderman are: L. II. Ste,n ard J. H. Morgan, IT,, Firs{ wati; J. w. Warren, J. A. Dunn, Leo Berg, 0. s. SnoNti !. $, Rump, Second ward: W. F. McRae. J. c. Usery, Third warG. Each ward is entitled ,c two.
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CONKEY SAYS

DON'T WORRY-Hens, like humans, get Jagged out" at times, but CON KEYS POULTRY TONIC puts new life into them and makes them en- joy working for you. w. L. De- woody & Co.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-30

Why not buy from the only strictly Cash Grocery now much lower prices than you are paving Yo tune to call on and get our prices
 Phones 687 and 2133.
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After Inventory Bargains

That offer the economical woman wonderful chance to save q lot Of money on wanted goods. We are firmly determined to effect q com. plete clearance of all wat"r soaked merchandise in our Seconl Avenue store. To do this we kncw that we must offer unusual price reductions, hence the goods are marked $" Very low that to buy now is an irresista- ble impulse when you see and realize the bargains. We will not quote prices, but they are such that you can not resist. No goods sent on ap- proyal or exchanged. Prices are for cash only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-01
SENATORS HAVE FIGHT
M'BR1DE CENTER OF
SCRAP IN WASHINGTON
H"Ston Pitcher Is Arrested and Forced
To Give Hond for Slug
cling Griffith.

WASHINGTON. June So.-A row be-
tween Captain Mcbride, OF Washing
ton. and Mays. Boston pitcher, precipi-
tatcd clash in the third inning OF to-
days game here that threatened to
develop into general fight among the
players Of the two clubs The police
restored order, and after Agnew, Bos-
ton catcher. had been arrested and
Captain Mcbride and Manager Griffith
OF the WashinEtons. put off the field,
tho game was resumed, and Boston
won, To !.
The trouble started when Mays hit
Mcbride with pitched ball. Mcbride
threw his bat II the pitcher, who al
most Immediately was surrounded by
a score of Washington and Boston
players. The police did not reach the
angry knot in the center OF the dia-
mcnd until Arncw had hit Griffith n
n!ow in the face. AGnew gave bond
for his appearance tomorrow in court
TO answer Il charge of assault
MAYS allowed only two hits during
the game, while both Gallia and Ayers
were ineffective. The score:
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Amateurs PIuy To-day.

Amateur rooters are expecting an
Interesting time this afternoon when
the Grays mix up for a double bill in
Broad Street Park. The first fray will
be with the fast semipro team from the
shipbuildinE plant at Newport News.
the second Will he with the Hikcrs OF
the City League. Women and militia
men will be admitted free.
The lineup OF the local teams will
be:
Grays-Poh, shortstop: Hiker, left
field: Calder. third base; Blount or
TiSnor. catcher: Marable, second base
Saracino. center field: Dowden. first
base: Dowden. right field: Sanderson
or Whitfield. pitcher.
Hikers-Proc. third base; Moocrs
first base: Amos, shortstop: Leibs,
catcher: Rabneau. left field: Poh. sec
ond base: Beasley, center field: Morgan
or Fletcher. right field; lOverman or
AiaSo pitcher
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GOLF lNELlGlBLES
Noonc, Who Has Forfeited His stand
Ing ms an Amateur, Mny Re

NEW YORK, June 3o.-TIoward T.
whitney, secretary Of the United States
Golf Association. made public to-day
statement by the executive commit
tee of the association. declaring that
all players whose amateur status has
been forfeited under the rifles arc melt
gible to compete in amateur golf
tournaments.
should any such player he permit
ted 10 enter an amateur tournament. n
protest filed with the executive com
mittee on this ground would naturally
be sustained; therefore. no such play
err could rightfully be awarded any
prize in such a tournament" the state
ment reads.
Officials Of golf clubs were advised to
he careful to reject the entry OF any
toned.
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By Briggs

Thrailkill were both very effective,
Poole being especially so in tho
pinches. The visitors scored their
only run in the first inning. when
Pahlman singled. took second when
Wratten walked. scoring on Smiths
sacrifice hit when Hudgins left the
home plate unprotected to field the hit
Petersburg scored two runs in tho
third on a base on balls given Gar
den. Pooles sacrifice. single by
IrmsChcr, who stole second, and Allen
singled to right. scoring Garden and
lrmscher. After this inning both
teams gave fast and exciting exhi-
bitton OF ball playing. not a player on
either side getting any further than
second base. Score:
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TRUCKERS BEAT PuFFs
HOPEWELL UNABLE TO
SHOVE RUN OVER PLATE
Gnsfon Holds Powder Lnds Well In
ifnnd Throughout Game, MAX
Ing Two In Row.
HONEYWELL, Junc 40

HOPEWELL, June 3o-Thc Truck
erS made II two straight from Hone
Wei by winning to-day's game . TO
y. n hit batter. an iniield out, n single
ana an error by Hopkins In the sec
single. with Gaston's error. the other
Sig steve was in great form cycept
Tor wildncss. lie allowed only four
Singles. one each in the first second
third and sixth innings. and s,rucl;
out nine hatsmen. King. tho visiting
snort stop furnished tho feld;ne fe,
lures. Score. 80
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by the locals in the final round. Score
Totais....32 % Il Totals 30 81 IL
'Baucd for I.oudcn IN ninth
tsauod for Killifcr in ninth.

Pittsburgh ..........o q CO -
Cincinnati ..........n 4 n q u n
summary: Runs,o' Brien. Wagner. Milan.
Mlngo 90. Struck out-by Harmon. l. by
Shneider, 2 BASES on balls-on Harmon. =;
OF Schneider =. Two-hase hits-NVilson.
WtnEo. Three base hits-O Brien, Mollw,tz
stolen base-Carey. Sacrifice hlt-IIinch-
man Double play-Mollwitz (unassisted)
Umptres. Harrison and Riglcr Time as
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BIS0NS LICK GRAYS

1 PROVIDENCE. June Buffalo
hung 6-to-4 dcfea, on the Grays in
the final game Of the series to-day,
punching hits off Billiard In the carly
Ennings. CAV held the GrayS score
less until the seventh when he was
lnit by battcd ball and was relieved
by. Tyson The game was called at
the end OF the seventh to allow the
players to catch train. Score:
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Baptists Are Licked.

The Kaufman & Co. baseball team
defeated Calvary Baptist Sunday School
lads in well-played game by the score
Of to at Byrd Park yesterday at
ternoon. The pitching of Womack and
the batting OF Bergman and Weisiger
for the Kaufman boys. and the pitch.
Ing Of Walden for Calvary Baptist was
of high order.
Score by innings, R-HE.
G. b. S. S.. o 1 o o 0 % s
X. & Co. ~. 0 Q q q 2 0 Ia
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PIEH COMES BACK

/ NEWARK, y. y. June Coy Pieh.
who was knocked out OF the box by
Rochester yesterday, came back to-day
and shut them out, = to q. Durgin's
Single and Writer'S doubp. gave the To-
Gals run in the first. In the fourth,
wild throw and two outs
gave them another. Score:
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
RICHMOND ut Baltimore &c gnmes).
Rochcster mt Toronto e gunes).
Buffalo at Montreal e gnmes).
Providence at Newark.
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WHERE THEY rLAY TO-DAY.
BROOKLYN at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia ut New York.
Chicago at ST. Louis +,
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baltimore % : q O q o q l. Z
RICHMOND % % q q = 3 Il S-22
summary: rwo-baSe hits-Rftter
kcllihcr. IicndryI, ArrngOn, Rcy-
nolds. Thrce-bRSc htt-Rcynolds
Home run-Kc1liher. Sncrificc hits
Priest. Clemens t2), McDermott.
stolen bnSeS-Crnnc t2). Double
play-Cranc to kopf to Russell.
Itnsc on bnils-oH McIScnry, -; or
Newton. 3; or Meadows, II; or
IWombiE. 1. Struck Out-by Nc
Kerry, 2. Wild pitch-NIcndows
First base on Observation-Disclosures, I;
Richmond. .. Hcft on bnscs-Bnlti-
more. q; Richmond, II. Time, 2:O..
tmpircS. 1nrt md McGONyan.
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IotaIs... .3I Il l Totals....32 5 81 II /
'Batted for Chalmers in seventh.
fSattcd for Mayer in ninth.
Score by innings r.
Philadelphia ..........o o o 1 "a
New York ..............0 . -
summary: Runs-Stock. Cravath fo)
Burns CD: Kaun. Robertson. Home runs
Crarath Robertson. Three base hits-Cra-
vath. Alexander Two base hit-Robertson
Bases on balls-oH Alexander. 5. Struck out
by Alexander. 4: by Chalmers, /; by MAYER
j: by Tesreau. I. Stolen bases-StGck
Whitfield go. Fletcher. Hlts-off Alexander.
In l-S Innings Umpires. ouisicy and
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Totals..2S 22I s Totals 5l0o7l7 1
'Battcd FOR Gallia in eighth

'Battcd for Gallia in eighth
score by innings n
Washington .....o o q O q I u NJ
Boston ........ u q q n
summary; Runs-Tishcr. Lewis Hoblitzel
walker t:t, Gardner (2). Bases on balls
on Mays. :: Hits--oM Gailin, in in
mnES' on Ayers, in 3. Struck out-by
Galla ; by Shaw, J by Mays 4 Two.
base hits Gardner, Walker. Lewis Sacri-
nee hIt-Shanks. Stolen hascs-Sawycr
Barry, Gardner. Scott Hit by pitched hail
by Mays Ayers. Empires. owens and
Connolly. Time. hours. ~
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Totals. ...3i s "a "a 4 Totalsal s717 !
.Bntted fo- Dell In eighth
Score by innings: r.
B0itoE .......-..........O o o %
summary: Runs-Johnston, Stensel. Ko-
ne'chy. Smith. Snodgrass o.. Gowdy 60,
Two base hits-Stengel CD. Gowdy. Snod
grass Three tase hits-Wheat. Gowdy Snod-
grass Stolen blacksmith. Snodgrass, Sac
rifcc hit-Barnes Double play-Gowdy 20
Maranvillc. Bases balls--of Deli g.
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MAPS HAVE RETURNED

Ci-ENEl. AND. June 3O.-Clcvcland
broke its losing streak to-day, defeat
ing 81. Louis. To l. Bccbe who. in
his nrst American League game on
Monday shut out Chicago. pitched for
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Tispsms,i :.........s 5ssScc e;
summary. Runs-Gandy. King Sacrifice
hit-S.'nmons Stolen base-Gandy Struck
oui-oy Alton. G.: by CASTOR. 9. Bases on
hnlls--of Alton, .: off CASTOR. ? Hit ny
pitcher-K.ng. Moore. Alton. CASTOR LEFT
on hIScs-l,or'snou,h. S: liopewe!l. ~. Um-
pirc. buckley. Time, 1850
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HERZOG LOSES GAME

CINCINNATI. OHIO. June Scr
rors by Manager Herzog in the ninth
inning of to-day's game allowed Pitts
burGh to win. to .. despite rally
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WHERE THEY PLAY

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Norfolk ut Rocky Mount.
Newport News at Petersburg.
Portsmouth at HONEYWELL
(TwO games for each team.)
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WHITE SOX CLIMB UP

CHICAGO. June So.-The White Sox
went into third place to-day bv yir-
tu" of another victory over Detroit. :
TO :. while Washington was losing
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THIS PINCHER PINCHED

ST. LOUIS. June 3O.-St Louis de-
feated Chicago to-day by to g. Will
iiams. pinch hitter for Chicago. hit a
home run in the fifth, with two men
on bases. Score:
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'Ithh TOT HrNcrcid IN ciEhth.
tfattcd for Groom In eighth
; in-c ~ innings: n
Cleveland ..............n o q o q q -
summary: Runs-chapman. Speaker John
son Two base hits-O'Nci!. Tobin Three
base hiiE-Scvcrcid. Speaker. Sacrifice hits
Chapman. Bcchc. Roth. Sister Bases on
ballS,"n Reohe. ?: OFF Groom. Struck ont
by bc"h". .; by Groom. s Passed bal
% Neill Cmpires. Chill and Dinecn
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WHERE THY PLAY TO-DAY.
Detroit at Chicago.
New York mt Philadelphia.
Boston ut Washington.
ST. Louis ut Cleveland.
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TOtnls... .32 Z q II Totais.e7 G ~ II
Battcd for Bush In ninth
fBattcd for Young in ninth
Scor" by innings: y
Detroit .................o o 0 o q q -,
chicago ...........0 / q o IS
summary: Kuns-Cobb. Ncach Felsch
Jackson t?L. Collins. Scott Two-base hits"
Jackson. Fourier Three base hits-Stan.
age. jackson. Veach, Crawford Sacria"a
hits-Felsch; j. Collins. Stolen basesME
Collins. Cobb. Struck out-by Dauss 4.
by Scott. J. Double plsys-Scott TO Weaver
TO FournieI; Young TO Crawford Wild Pitch
-Dauss Passed hall-by StanaEe 2 I'm
pires. NaIin and Evans. Time LAG
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
BOSTON. G; Brooklyn. 2.
New York. 1; Philadelphia, 3.
Pittsburgh, 8; Cincinnati, 9.
st. Louis, 5; Chicago, 3.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. !: Philadelphia, 0.
Boston. &; Washington, i.
Chicago, >; Detroit, 9.
Cleveland. Q; ST. Louis, 1.
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.Totals....27 2 10 rotals....2s ~ % i

Providence ...................o . s.
{Called by agreement
Summary: Runs-Rehs Powell. Fabriuuc
Eayrs, GIL, Eopf. ChauuyI. HuuirncI cav
.O,Eeii, Sacrihcc ntt- chauu.!!. Kopf
Stolen base-Brainard. Two-hasc hits-Kopf
Pn BaumEartIer,, l. of tyson. !. struck
Put-by Billard, J.: ny Cav. :. by Baum
Eartner, 4; by Tyson 2 iii by pitcher
ey Billiard. Z GEM By Cav. dayrs.
{nel. Passed ball Blackburn Wi!d pi,ch
-Gaw. Time. 100. Unpir"s. Clcary and
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PETERSBURG TAKES TWO

PETERSBURG. June 3o.-peters
burg made 1t two straight this after
noon by defeating Newport News in
close and exciting game. Poole and
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GROVER GETS BUMPS
ALEXANDER UNABLE TO
STAND GIANT SLUGGlNG

When lie Pcels One or for
Home Run.
NEW YORK, June 30.-New York
batted Alexander out Of the box to-
day and won the fourth game of their
series from Philadelphia, to 3. Rob-
ertson won the game for the Giants in
the NTH inning, when no hit n home
run. with G.. Burns on base Score:
Philudclphin. Now York
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Petersburg.

Summary: Runs-Pahlman. lrmscher,
Garden Two. base h!t-cri.t Sacrifice
htts-Emory. Poole. Smith. Stolen base-
Irmschcr. Bases on balis-or ThrankiI!. 3:
OF Poole. 2 Left on basts-Pctershurs. 2;
Newport News S. Struck out-by Poole,
2: by Th.akin. 6. Time. $40. Umrire.
Kennedy.
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;I3attcd for boak In sixth
Score by innings: r.
ShicaHo ............".o 800 o %
81 Louis ..............l IS
Summary: Runs-Knabc. Fischer. Williams
Bethel. BcScher. Smith. Snyder corhan
! wo-oase hit-Fischer. Three base hits
SAFER. Corhan. Home run--Williams Double
plays-MulliEan 10 Zeidcr to Muliyan to
knabe: Bethel to Corhan to Miller Bases
on balls-on Hendrix. 3: off Scaton /: on
Meadows: /. Struck oui-by Doak A. By
Scaton p by Hendrix. !. Sacrifice hit
8eschcr Stolen s--Betze Bcscher. Mil
Ter. Cmpires. Klein and Emslie Time
hours
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fS,immary: Runs burns. Durrin Milan
Eve base hits-"ittcr, DurgiE. BEATTY.
rhree- base hii-S!oar. Bases ON halls-cfs
Pieh. 2: of Hersche, j. Struck out-by Pieh
- Double plays-Iimmorman to cable; Far
fell TO Eoel'<e. umpircs, Branstlcll and
keenan. linlc.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
HWfItC IfVl fVIICuUIFFlsI
S,I,A NINA 81,

RICHMOND. 22; Baltimore, 3.
Buffalo. @; Providence, (scyen innings)
Newark, .; Rochester. o.
tOther Snmc not schcduled.)
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'isheviiie won first half Of pennant race
with percentage of 1923. Tho team won
thirty-thres and lost twenty games.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAT.
Aoheville at Greensboro.
Winston Salem at Charlotte.
Raleigh at Durham.
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ATHLETICS GOING TO BAD

PHILADELPHIA. June 30.--New
York hit Bueh's delivery hard TODAY
md shut out Philadelphia. Z to o. 1t
CONTINUED On Ninth PagaY
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BRAVES DEFEAT SUPERBAS
Brooklyn

BOSTON. June 3O.-The Boston Ma
ionals defeated Brooklyn to-day, 6 to
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Durham, Z; Raleigh, O.
Greensboro. 8; Ashsville. 2.
Charlotte, =; Winston-Salem.1 I.
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Struck out-by Barre4. . Passed hail-M!,-
Ter: Empires. ODay and Eason. Time
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Southern League.

Southern League.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS 3; Atlanta. ..
. AT Little Rock--Ltttle Rock -Birming-
ham postponed; rain).
. At Eashville-Nashyille. 2; New Or
!. AZ. Chattanooga = Chattanooga. z;
Mobile. g.
South Atlantic League.
"A At columbia'-coium6ia. Q; Charles
ssAt Aueusta--Augus.a, 8: Jackson
: n sAt Observation-Disclosures. 2: Mont
It Macon,-aiacon. q: Albany. o.
American Association.
AZ Indianapolis-1ndia 2; Co
Ht Minheapolis-Minneapolis, 2; MIL
1T f' Sc PauI--st Paul o: Kansas City,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Petersburg, 2; Newport Ncws.1 /.
Portsmouth. 2: Hopcwell, O.
Rocky nt-NOrfulk tpostp oned; rain) .
STANDING OF CLUBS
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Totals....al 6 "a 10 4 Totalss4 II 81 10 o
'Baued for Scaton in NTH
fBattcd for Enabc in ninth
1l3attcd for boak In sixth.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-06-10

but If these two factions can get to-
gether and agree upon man and a
platform, the defeat of President VIII
son is almost as certain as Is his
election under the other conditions.
From such information as is forth
coming from day to day, it seems
that Col. Roosevelt holds the key to
the whole situation. He has allowed
his name to go before the Republican
convention as candidate and If he
fails in securing the nomination of
that party he will, If he measures
up to our standard of the really big
man he is conceded to be, refuse to
become the candidate of any other
party, and without the leadership OF
Theodore Roosevelt the Progressive
party will dwindle to such infinitesi-
NAL proportions as to make but little
difference in the final outcome.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-06-10

A cloud mo bigger than mans
hand" suggests the possibility of a
genuine political storm before the
next. governor is elected. It has
been figured out by loyal Demo-
cratic editor that from JAN /, 1915
to May /, 1916. printing bills of the
Capital News Publishing Co., for
business turned to it through political
channels, at the head of which is the
governor, amount. to 5,213.38, an
unfair amount of patronage to be
given to one printing establishment.
From the same source it is alleged
that "the Capital News runs the
governor" We had not understood
it so; our impression all along has
been that it. was the Capital News
AND the governor who run the instL
tuition. And il the Capital News gets
the profit isn't 1t exactly in keeping
with the old. slogan, ito the victor
belongs the spoils?" And isn't spoils
a big factor in Idaho politics Pay
cite Independent.