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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-27
DOUBLE HEADER
ON TOMORROW At
ATHLETIC PARK
and Chinese to Clash
in Opener; 25th Infantry to
Meet Chinese Seniors
Games Tomorrow at Athletic Park.
l so p.m.-Nippons VS. Chinese, Junior
League, ..-
3: 80 p.m.-Chinese VS. 25th Infantry.
Oahu League,

Tomorrow afternoon the baseball
fans of Honolulu will have an oppor.
tunity OF watching what 10 considered
two of the best ga4lSs scheduled for
some time Two rivals of the Junior
League will meet Il the opener. and
the two rivals of the Oahu League will
clash In the second game. =
The Nippcns and Chinese OF the
Junior League are considered to rank
with the teams of the older league
in fielding, and inasmuch az China and
Japan will settle their differences to-
morrow, there is a grand game OF
ball coming IL one Is to believe the
statements of the rival captains.
Fast Infield.
Nippons will have Romeya, onV
the leading first-sackers in the q. i
on first; Okano at second. TsukiyafaA,
considered to be a great fielding star,
at short, and Yamaguehi on third. In
the outfleld Murashige and Kurasaki
are two stars I'm Junior League ball.
Fukushima and Dol will form the bat
terry. Araki will perhaps go to right
field "
Kau and Kan will form the points
for the Chinese. and in the game with
the Braves the Chinese pitcher showed
up we'll I.ai Shin will be at first, Kim
Wal, the swimmer and baseball star,
at second: Bun at short, and Kong
Tai, who played great game at third
the last time out This infield should
compare favorably with the Nippons.
Tam Lo. Fun Luke and Kong Sing
will take care of the outer garden,
making a trio OF good ball chasers.
25th We. Chinese.
In the second game Rogan will
bring his stars out to battle with the
Chinese, and II the latter team plays
as well as on last Sunday. there may
be considerable trouble for the 25th
Infantry. The fans want to see the
hugh mucky-mucks showed down a
peg, and Messrs. Hoon XII and Luck
zee are itching to get chance at
them.
On dope the colored soldiers should
win The fact that they haven't lost
yet is heap in their favor, but there
never was a team that couldn't be
beaten, and Manager Kim Luke Is lay.
ing his hopes on his thought.
The Chinese want a chance at Jas
per, but ii is doubtful IL Rogan Will
send him to the firing line, as there
is great rivalry between these teams
and the wrecking crew captain Isn't
taking any chances, and may decide
to take the mound himself. II so,
then Chinese players please watch out.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Boston-Eew York IL. Boston l..
At ACKNOWLEDGMENT 5. Chi.
cago 4.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia |,
Brooklyn 0.
At St. Louis = Pittsburg 6, st.
Louis B.
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to get them out of his way when he
tries to move around He stands side
ways when he is milling, and his toes
sometim turn backward. ii +, -.
by looking at Lewis feet you don't
know whether he is going across the
ring or is. going to back up
White gives Lewis all credit for be
ing a clever performer, but insists, as
does Mandot, that Lewis is getting
away with something because he does
not make lightweight poundage. "
Among others who have seen lewis
in action is Kid Howard, the Chicago
an who manages Andre Anderson and
Ever Hammer, the most recent light.
weight to spring into the limelight.
Howard was in New York with Ander'
son when the latter met Battling John.
son and during his visit there fought
Leach Cross Howard saw that con
test, and after the bout was finished
he went to Lewis dressing room 10
meet the Briton.
Called Them Dogs" ..:.....
On his arrival there the Kid was in
troduced and then remarked to Lewis:
Some dogs you've got there. boy Il
"Bloime me, what do you mean
dogs?" returned Lewis, not wise to
Towards slang parlance.
Then the Kid explained that by dogs
he meant feet, which didn't seem at ali
to affect the Englishman.
I'm some fightah, am not?" came
hack Lewis.
Howard had to admit it, .s.....
When Mandet met Lewis in Boston
he was forced TO take several pounds
the worst of it when they weighed in
or else see the bout declared off. So
he agreed to go on, and as the result
he lost the decision, for evils knock.
ed him down twice and won off by
himself - -....- s
After that defeat Mandot and his
manager, Tommy Walsh, had some.
thing to say about feet Walsh allow.
ed that Lewis should make weight for
his feet before considering other parts
of his anatomy 1t was weight anG
nothing else that beat Mandot," said
Walsh, ''and when say weight
mean feet, for never say pair of
islanders like that fellow has"
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Boy Wonder and BaptiSte Send
Puns Back to Bench; Kane
meha Defeats Mills
INTERscHoLksrIc LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores.
st, Louis L., Punahou ).
Kan s, Mills 5.

No one has been able to find 4
team to beat ST. Louis. Yesterday
afternoon they decided that when the
whistle blew they would stop work
but the aggregation representing the
st, Louis College made up for over.
time by doing considerable work
in the nine innings, and opposed to
Punahou, If one might use the term,
garnered Ia runs to for the Puns.
This pitching problem of st. Louis
is answered. Yesterday Kid Haysel.
den, the boy wonder, held the Puma.
hou squad to nary oingle, something
that he has been in the habit of doing
at times. st. Louis netted II hits
and had a merry little picnic. Bap-
tiste, who occupied the mound for a
part OF the game, had a sweet time
holding Midkiff's crew to hitless hits.
Peterson and baldwin were on the
mound for Punahou, and the latter,
southpaw, pitched good ball during
his term on the mound Carvalho and
Fernandez, two Of the cleanup hitters
OF the Junior League, we're stars both
at the bat and In the field, while
Kurasaki. the Nippon player of the
Junior League, starred in the field
and at bat.
The batteries were:
Saints--Baptista. Hsyselden. Spen.
Ger and Alfonso; Punahous-Peterson
baldwin and Wakefield a.
Umpires-M. F'lizeF and Cpl. Cox.
Score by innings
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neither team being able to score until
the fourth inning, when each made a
run. K Company was the first to the
bat and made it's run when Simmons
made a single. went to second when
Dupre made bad throw to second
and scored on Williams drive to cen
ter field. Wood followed with Q
safety, but the men died on bases, as
the next batters we're all struck out
For NJ Company Kirk was walked and
stole second and third and reached
home when Jones knocked hot liner
over third base. ~
The pitchers battle continued
when the seventh inning was reacI g
THE prescribed number of innings ~
a game) the score was still tied. -
no damage was done after the foul
inning, and at the end of the eigiI
no further runs were made. In
ninth K Company made its winnfr'
run, as Williams was walked, mad
second On Woods safe hit and bp IN.
steady play on M Company's part both
men stole two bases, which allowed <
Company to take home the bacon.
Amafna for h Company and Jones for
c Company pitched wonderful ball
and deserve equal credit. Both
were well supported in the outfield.
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SECOND TEAM OF DEES
DEFEAT REGULARS IN .
GAME At TT. SHAT TER

The first teams at Shafter aren't
the only teams doing good work in
the series. In a recent game the
second team of Company d picked uI
squad and defeated the first team
by a score of 10 to 8. Higgs pitched
good ball for the second team, hold
ing the opponents to four hits. III.
The lineup of the teams was as fol
lows: Second Squad c: Higgs
p; Sirvin, 1b; Lipps 2b; White. 3b;
Taylor, SIS Carr II; Zeller. CT: Jones
RI. First Squad--Mayo, G; Jackson
p; Milton, 1b; Medina, 2b; Tucker
Sb; Bennett, SIS: Wenzen, IT,; Carter
CT; Bischoff, IF. -. ri
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THOMAS LEADS
EVA SKATERS

NJ Thomas is the leading hitter OF
the Eva team in the Plantation
League. His average TO date is 81
He also leads in runs scored aud stol-
en- bases. having purloiued II sacks
n 10 games The following figures
show the average OF each Player for
the first series
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kaikaka, the tail hurIer of Kane
haneha, had the better OF the argu.
ment with Aim Soon Nam of Mills
school yesterday afternoon at Kan
school and as a result the King street
school won out by a score of s to &.
Hussey, the little catcher of Kan, had
a good day, while lshii, who wore the
mask for the Mills school team made
q good impression.
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Standing Of the Teams.
SCOUTS PLAY TO-DAY.

The following games will he playet
in the Boy Scouts BasebaIP League
today Troop XIV VS.. Troop VIII, al
Palama, $3.50; Troop V VS.. Troop X1
at Maklki, 2:30 O'Clock.
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Enthusiastic fans who engage in
seat cushion fights" at the Chicago
National League Park will be arrested
hereafter, several persons having
been struck and injured by the cush.
ions. I'll
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CLOSE CONTESTS
STAGED FRIDAY
Aft. SHAFTER
0eeS Win Close One From A
Company; Rays Take Closer
One From Old Rivals

SpecIs Cores pondence
FORT SKATER, May 21-The fol-
loving is the standing of the teams III
the regimental league;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27
CURRY COUNTY LEADS WITH
SANTA FE AT BOTTOM OF LIST;
DEPARTMENT or EDUCATION
SENDS OUT SIZZLING COMMUNE
CATION.

The department Of education is
sending out 4 sizzling letter calling
attention to the necessity OF collect
ing poll tax and pointing out that 1923
districts OF the 1000 in the state have
not reported any poll tax collections
for the year 1915. The figures now
before the department indicate that
Curry county leade in the collection
Of poll taxes and Santa Fe county
Is at the bottom of the list. Curry
county Is given 81 per cent, which is
an estimate based on the census and
means that for every 100 children Of
school age "a persons have paid the
poll tax. The percentages Of the 9TH
er counties follow: Cclfax, 7G; Cha
yes, 20; Mckinley, 10; Lincoln, &c;
Grant, so; Eddy, 5S; Socorro, So;
gandoval, 81: Torrance, 81; Mora, AZ;
Taos, IS; Union, as: Otaro, 40 Quad
alupe, IS; Sierra, 3S: Valencia, 35
Bernalillo, 30; Rio Arriba 80 San
Juan, 80 Dona Ana. 30; San Miguel,
20, and Santa re, 21.
One county had I'll districts that
failed to show a poll tax collection
Three counties. sandoval. Eddy and
Curry. showed poll tax collections n
every district
lust why the department Of educa-
ton is much interested IN the poll tax
collections at this time is explained
BY the fact that the law requires be-
fore the first Monday IA February all
district clerks should prepare four
lists Of persons subject to poll tax
Then. on or before the first Monday
III April, the clerk Of each school dis
tficf must report to the county school
superintendent all delinquent under
the law. The clerk "a bring suit for
81 against every delinquent person
and obtain Judgment
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27

tlklnn AZ nsmaQraklc tiass cnaif
man. 70 eufce6f Z 1nte Phkfhn.
pthRr pfepent pRafIh'tle wee AZ An
~ nehafk
HtNey sh7 MfFaNHh n
bnaaREaRa ana M y Hayden pf
the present oihesfs 81 tlse Demo.
cratic state central committee arc
James X Paxton Las cpncaH, cl1diF.
mani Gpprgn f1unkH, tbs Vegas, treas
ileI. and A 4. GhllfoAs AlhAaaefaae,
snpretHfE Tile nnnibafs from the Yp'
SllQlh c0Antlqs follow
Rernalillo, John 81 slmlns and Den
mis- Chavez; Chapef, Il. q. Gilbert and
k. M. Cnrrg;A Calgnx, q. Is. K0hlhousen
ana ~ y Bloklhy; Curry, Harry u
Hatton md ~ M Craig ppna Ana
Paxton and Numa G.. Frenger;
EDDY, Whit Wright ana J g. EsIock
Grant, John II. burnside and Jackson
Agee; Guadalupe. Benigno Padilla and
q. u. ShQWalter Lincoln Martin
Chaves and frank Quincy. Luna, Fl.
RI Kerr ana u. n. ValIandingham Me
Kihley, ReRs Fl. neddpw and "A, a.
Hannett; Mora. Albino Mease and All
lonso r. Romero; Qtnr0, Scott b. Wit
liams and G.. VI. Clayton; Quay, =. r,
Saxon and g. w. White; Rio Aryiba,
Felix Garcia aud TheQdosio Trujlllo;
Roosevelt w, r. McGill and "A. "A. Bee
man; asnd0val, ~ 9. M%ondragon and
EaaolastInp G. de Baca; San Juan, fl
a Abrams; San Miguel Antonio Lsi'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27
UNDERSTOOD HAcERMAN WILL
OPPOSE BuRSUM STRONGLY

For some time past Bursum advo-
Gates have been making political
capital out Of tho alleged fact. which
they have industriousIy peddled, that
former Governor Herbert j. Hager
man would support the Bursum-for
governor ticket. would stand hitched,
go along. join with the boys and in
general be a good old-fashioned Old
Guard Republican.
MIR. Hagerman was in Santa Fe
today. He did not give out anything
for publication. 1T can be said, how
ever, on the s%oundest authority and
without fear Of contradiction, that
Mr.. Hagerman is and has been Wig
0rously opposed to the nomination
OF Bursum for governor by the Re
p~ublicans; that he would regard it as
worse than a political blunder, and
that under no circumstances would
he do otherwise than fight Bursum6
nomination and election to the fin.
ish. There is every reason to bel
lieve that Mr.. Hagerman's views as
to the need of business government
and the elimination Of old Guard pea
nut politics from the state have
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27
DEMOCRATS WILL GET IN
THE GAME NEXT MONTH

The Democrats are SHOWING con-
siderable restlessneas of late and on
and after the converting Of the state
central committee here on February
A it is certain that great and growing
activity In the clans Will be noticed.
It Isl declared BY many Democrats
Of varying convictions that there Isl
less real dissension In the party right
now than there has been for years.
that Governor Mcdonald stands bet
ter with his party than at any pre-
Yious time, and that the Democrats
are going to surprise their friends BY
putting up a compact 1ghting orgaAI-
ration, nominating men whose
strength is already admitted in adj
vance and taking advantage Of the
lurid Legislative record Of the Repub
leans during the year to drive home
a campaign that will make the old
Republican CLOSE corporation sit UP
and listen. While there win be more
or less dispute about The state chair
manship, it Is behaved by leaders
that this will be a minor considera
tion and that it will be easily adjust
ed. The Democrats are relying large
" upon the nomination Of BlirHum
for governor and a freesfor-all cat
fight : among Republican senatorial
candidates to give them the opening
they need in the forthcoming cam
paign,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27
I20 Districts ont of 1000 III State
Hare Not Reported Poll Lax Collections
Department Cancels
Water Applications

The application Of z. Nj. Biggs. Of
.Chama, Rio Afriba county. for Is sec
ond feet Of water to irrigate 1900
acres Of Rio Arrlba county land, has
been cancelled by State Engineer
James A. French. the time limit for
the beginning of work having ok
pired. Likewise, Mr.. French has can.
ceIled the application OF Julius E.
Kraft Of Albuquerque, to utilize two
second feet Of water from the sapello
river for the irrigation Of IS acres
Thirty days notice will be given this
applicant.
Mr.. French has approved tho appli.
cation of Hatch Brothers. OF Regina.
Sandotal county, for 421 acre feet Of
water from the San Jose creek; that
of ]. A. Gore and L. G. Lilly, Of Ala.
mogordo, for III second feet from
an unnamed arroyo in Otero county,
and that Of Lucinda c. May and Al
bert S. May, OF Nogal for 25 second
feet from the Nogal canyon in Lin
coin county.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27

ftL 1HWM FENtNt HtM FtN tNN
pemocrntlc county chalrmen As
Wall Az members Of Tho Demo-
cratic state central COMMITTEES are
bnln0 urged BY Democratic lead
efg to attend the meeting Of the
state Srenffal committee In santa
4 february A. ln the event they
are uhable to attend, they are be-
inq asked TO send representative
Democrats In their places, to the
end that TIE meetino may be rep
feSentatiNe Of the Democracy Of
the state, and that satisfactory
and effective arrangements may
Fl made for Opening the 1916 cam
palgn.
The meeting Of the Democratic
c1nmittee will be held either Ia
the senate chamber or representa-
kive hall at the capitol, and prob
ably VIII last until February 5. A
blg gathering Of DEMOCRATS is OK
pected,
Both Arthur Seligman, Of Santa
4 and Senator M. B. Walton, Of
Silver City, viii have considerable
strength as candidates for the POI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27
Hubbeu Candidacy ID Help Uncle Tom,
Friends Say; ffsiot TTlickpnsI Democrats
Prepare 70 Get in Game Win Bio Noise


That Grant county Is k0lidly back
OF state senator William h. Walton
Tor chairman of the Democratic state
central committee, to succeed James
n. Paxton and that the eastern counI
ties are alrendy In the Walton column,
~ thH announcement of AlTan N.
White, state school SUPERINTENDENT who
halls from Silver City ana who is 4
warai WaQtonite.
7 have talked with plenty Of Demo
Gratis from Grant, Curry, Roosevelt
and other counties, said Mr.. White,
'and the general deeire Gems to be
to have Walton head the state central
committee when the Democrats meet
here February 4. think Billy Walton
Is popular with the rank and file and
II be isn't the most suitable man for
the Job suggest that someone show
Grant comfy who is better
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27
GQMMuTES
SENTENCE Or NEGRO TO
% YEARS IN PRISON.
WAS TO HANG FRIDAY
Executive Order Says Facts Requiring
Action Were Found After Thorouah
Personal Investigation Of Every
thing CONNECTED WIKI Case
Kill on 81 KILLED, SEEMS
TO HAVE BEEN IDEA

"H"N2 ~ |" -" ~ 81" IT |
Governor Mcdonald this afternoon
committed the sentence Of Austin Kin
ney, the Gbsyear.0ld Van HontRn negro
who was to have been hanged for
murder in Ration next Friday to 80
to 80 years ID the state penitentiary,
The executive order which saves
the negroes life state simply that Haf-
ter a Thorough and personal lnvestl.
cation BY the governor of everything
entering into and surrounding this
case, he found circumstances and
facts which were not presented at the
trial, and which justify and require
executive actor"
Kinney was convicted Of the mur,
der Of another ven Houten negro
named Smith, In the district court at
Ration last May, and was sentenced by
Judge Leib to be hanged. An appeal
to the supreme court was taken, but
was never perfected within the 1870
days allowed BY law, and o. Novem-
Der "a, last, the supreme court atirm-
cd the Judgment of the district court
and set the negro's execution for De
cember "a TWO repfieves, totaling
So days. were granted by Governor
Mcdonald, and recently he made a
trip to Ration and Van AHouten to
make a personal Investigation of the
circumstances connected with the
case. The second reprieve Of five
days would have ended next Friday
January 28,Aand all arrangements had
heen made by the Ccafax county All.
thorities for the hanging Of Kinney
~ L.tI4 AA-A - A4tE| - AZ -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27

REMARKABLE GAIN IN TWO
MONTHS eHOWN nY REPORT
or coMPTRoELER or CUR

All lncfease Dr. nearly $4,000, 900 iii
deposits III the 81 National banks Al
NeN Mexico. is shown bY the report
Qg the comptroller Of the currency, is
aued from his Washington office q Tow
days ago and received al the state
bank examiners office here today
The report WAS prepared from state
ments submitted BY the National
banks Of The United States in rel
Spouse to the aomptrolleP'E November
cali and cover conditions at The close
81. business November 10, last. The
previous report covered conditions IT
the close of business September 2
and the increase stated occurred in
the period between September 2 ana
November 10,
on November 10 the demand and
time deposits Of the 81 National
banks totaled sis. 220,447.0S, as against
S~1e.3S2.S08.11 on September q
The loans and discounts also I'M
creased nearly q million dollars
from $14,64S.874.35 to $15.5B2656s3Ss
and the total resources increased from
s2ss S4S.073.10 10 SIS. S7O.2e1.62.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27
Mckinley County Stock
Men ii Organization

Gallup, n. a., Jan. 25.-The NC.
Klnley County Stock Growers asso-
nlatlon has been formed at Grown
Point, with a membership Of over
100. The association includes q mum
Der Of indian stock growers. The Of
acers elected are T. p Tale. fresh
dent; Joe Teitohen, vice president
and F. s. Stachef, secretafy-treas
uref.
The new organization will ~ once
take steps to put al end to The extern
slge cattle stealing that has been gp-
Ing on IN this county Tor months. II
IS stated that hundreds Of head Of
cattle aud sheep have hnen stolen and
either driven out Of the county or
slaughtered
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27
Men Profess to
Believe II VIII Con-
solidate Supporters
LITTLE BULL
NOW IN THE EAST
EIagerman Will Oppose
Butsum; Democrats
Show Activity


That the candidacy Of Frank Hub
bell, Of Albuquerque, for the Re-
publican nomination for United
States senator. formal announcement
Of which was made yesterday. will
help. rather than hurt, the candidacy
Of Senator Thomas p. Catron, is
claimed by some Of the Catron par
tisans here. They profess to believe
that 1t win result in all the Republi-
can interests opposed to Hubbell
rallying to Catron's support. Others
among the Catron supporters, howey-
er, who are familiar with Hubbells
political d~exterity and theI present
size of his bank roll, and who for
some time have not been feeling any
too easy about Catron's chances, are
admittedly Worried over the deter.
mination Of the Albuquerque sheep
raiser and erstwhile BernallllO coun-
ty boss to try for the nomination.
For some time Hubhell has declared
that he would not announce his can
didacy until he was certain Of hay-
ing the other fellows iickeds Also,
he has said that he would prefer to
run against Felix Martinez, to either
Jones or Mcdonald.
w III. Andrews, former delegate
IN Congress. who also wants the Re
publican senatorial nomination, and
who has had a press agent at work
for some time. is now in the east
with the object, according to political
authorities, OF securing funds
for hsi campaign. Andrews friends
believe that the fight between
catron and Hubbell will help him.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27

eHf Curry, b. A RpbindQn pohh Ana.
Hush CARY Nady, p a HFanEhnm
Grant. NJ. NJ Walton Gua dA lupe
mnnpp iiaFflaqn hinoolM N. p0ef
ih LuYla, HNIlnrd; MfKini0f,
eeH X RAddow Mara, Alnnbp
Romero, 0tefo. George u. Mniiatts
Quay, g. q. Davidson; Hl0 Arrlha,
Jbae ~ Muhto1a; Roosevelt w. a.
NrnlaF Sandoyah "A. q az Baca satl
Juan WilIialn Butler san Misnhb
". a. V6edof; Santa ne. MarceIinO
{Aafoia sierra Iohn q. THOMPSON
aocprfo. MELTON Tprfeas Taos, Il Al.
polan; Torrance, John " Lasatori.
Union, John sprlng; Valencia. iaieas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-01-27
FRANCISCO MQNT0VA
AAMED0BS REEPB BOARD
WELL kNpWMBEpUBLIrAN WOOL
GROWER SUCCEEDS ARAGoN or
sccoRRo COUNTY

Francisco Montoya. of Bernalillo,
Gandovaa county was today appointed
BY Governor Mcdonald a member Of
the state Sheep Sanitary Board. He
succeeds Jose X. Aragon. Of Magda-
lena Socorro county. who recently
resigned, giving business cares and
advancing age as his reasons.
Aragon was one Of the two Repub-
lean members Of the board named by.
Governor Mcponald last March. Mon.
toya, who Is a brother Of Bonifacio
Montoyas superintendent Of schools IN
Sandoval county also ID d Republi-
He is widely known as q Sando
val county sheep raiser.