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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-04
SPORTS
Barons and Vols Play Two Here Today
Barons and Vols to Clash
In Double Bill Here Today
Crucial Series for Cellar Championship Be Staged al
Historic Arena-Double-H Headers Coming
Thick and Fast
ny non McDAvID

Moleys battered Barons will Roy Ellams cellar
mpions doubleheader at Redwood this afternoon the
first game starting 23O Lefty Sgman and Cyrus Slap
mic "a for the locals while Hefrich and JON
probably do the flingng chores for the visitors
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Gilbert. Stansbury. Daubert. Three
base hit. Neiderkorn. Sacrifice hits.
Graft Daubert. Perdue. Double play
Marshall to Demoe and Griffith. Struck
out. by Perdue 3. by Marshall 8. Base
on balls. off Perdue 1. Hit by pitched
ball, by Perdue (BratchD. Time, lis.
Empires, williams and Blackburne
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Sharp-Glazner

Commerce. Ga, August ESPECIALLY
The following announcement is mads
here today:
sharp Glazner-Dr. and Mrs. L. J..
SHARP of Commerce. Ga, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Kath-
leen. to ]. f. Glazner of Alabama, the
wedding to take place early in Sep
TENDER"
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st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
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summary: SACRIFICE hit, l. Meyers
Struck out, by Hasty 4. Base on balls
off Hodge l. Hit by pitched ball by
Hasty (Dunning), by Helfrich (Hasty).
Pitching record. 5 hits with runs in
two-thirds inning off Helfrich 3 hits
with no runs in 51-s innings off
Hodge. Left on bases, Mobile 4, Nash
vile 4. Time, l;t0 Umpires. John
son and Lauzon
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Cubs Win Hands Down

Chicago. AUGUST 3-Bunched hit
coupled with daring base running. en-
abled Chicago to defeat Philadelph.a
Z to I today. Vaughn nitched shut
out ball after the first inning. when
Bancroft's double and Williams siu-
gle Melted a rtn. Murray, recruit
from Notre Dame. made his debut with
the Philadelphians. Herzog, obtained
from Boston. in the trade for Mann ard
Pick was in the game for Chica go.
Score: r. H. T..
Philadelphia ~. 100 000 600 5
Chicago ...... 900 012 OK Z 10 0
Batteries - Murray and Adams.
Vaughn and Killffer.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
GAMES TODAY

Cleveland 4, Washington 0.
New York 10, Detroit 2.
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IEACTTE STANDINGS

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Mobile 5, Nashville 0.
Atlanta G, Little Rock 4.
Chattanooga I'll, New Orleans S-4.
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Indians Move Up

washington, August 3.-Cleveland at
tanned undispdted possession of second
place in the American League race by
taking the final game of the series with
Washington today. to o. while Detroit
was defeated by New York. Score:
r. H. F.
Cleveland ,...... 020 100 010--4 8 I
Washington ............. 600 700 Uu-o y
Batteries: Coveleskie and O'Neill; Shaw,
johnson and Charity.
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GAMES TODAY

Nashville at Birmingham.
Little Rock at Mobile.
Memphis at New Orleans.
Chattanooga at Atlanta.
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Roberts in 4 innings, six hits with three
runs off Marshall in 2-3 innings: two
base hits: Sullivan. Daniels: three-base
hits: Demoe Griffith. stolen base; Glea-
son, Kelly, Daniels: sacrifice hits: Graf
Neiderkorn, Bratchi, Daubert; double
play: Griffith to Graft; struck out: BY
Roberts /. by Noel, by Weaver 2; base
on balls: OFF Roberts o off Marshall l. off
Noel 1, off Weaver g. Time 1;50 Umpires
Blackburn and Williams
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Cards Split with Dodgers

Cards Split With Dodgers
st. Louis. August s.-St Louis won
the first game with Brooklyn today,
2 TO J. and les. the second, 8 to g.
Myers home run with two men on
base in the first inning of the second
game gave Grimes. who allowed but
four hits. a three-run lead Scores:
First game: r. H. f.
Brooklyn ...... 001 600 900 s 2
ST. Louis ....... 900 001 10x- 2 s 2
observation-disclosures and o. Miller;
Doak and Clemens.
Second game: r IA. T.
Brooklyn ...... 100 221 020- Is o
ST. Louis .... 900 900 201-3 2
Batteries Grimes and Wheat;
Jacobs. woodward and Clemens.
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The Chsstsu,ss

m. n Dsf ''CsSstss. tZ%Ads,s,"
v,,o - sjysy. ''tAkjSx s',r M ~. n
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1yss" oJIs vssk fDs Gsxfset IN Sss
osjDy I.ofe Specific IN rof Cbsa.ss-
4,s s,tfsctiDS announcements List
vssk,
we'll. W. 1t1D't think u necessary
N xt,s 1s.<s szsiD. ~ they bAd pss-
,jossiy ts.S gtssA. Bot-U ssp@s4--
p0s N uDs zrsst~ss CtSoisugns pro-
grams ever gwen vii h. pulled mr.
~ NA~tsS IN Jajy zsd W 7th.
rs D1S privilege sDh roysi right ",
fosy~t dst>s, hut MT yo"Ta ~ r.,
msmi,sr the dst>s s'r JnIy ND N tn.
Ann IN tbs meantime, e,,ms IN sod
bDt yDsf Season usk@t<.
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STONE HAS FEW suPeRioRs


Capt e. T. Lness. K0ya1 LAoe7sssr
sez1me1,, sbo rsss1tiy reos4red tbs
distinguished seSy1<,e ort<1 from King
Ge1xs. n Tie gpKe1 n fsm1us ssD-
~ tlaf=.on1 TIE discovery II tte
sAe1e. vhssb rss rsaeeteslIy ~ large
II tAs kpbJ-Ssor sten II rss pre-
sezztsd % Owen yIef111s 10 $50. uss
ose NJ The S.sssn-es 0f the dismOSsd
se11s NJ soufh Afs1es- Captain Luras
sh1 his paftHe1 bad been working 4
,5siIa 81 Ura>sfxSrs3d. 20 miles from
Kfns,@Y1sy. Sor sevsn msnths With In
different results. aId had decirsd 70
r1ys II another week
On th> Friday . ksnr bIo said :
-E,s.. tssfne here snd sisD~e1 him
xn sn,t@y-eoIDret stone ~ big as an
Enysish I~>Dny. Which weighed 1Ish
.zrsts. The partners brought the
stops 10 YAx1snd. bat the diamond
merchants ssid II was too big Tor them
W handle and theJ did not know bow
II would cuf.
The cutting tnDk three months. ense
fsU. snd red1eed the weight 0f the
STONE ~ % carnts. Einre the var
broke cut the diamond has been in tbe
kseiAnx nj the National Bank Of
xDuth Africa In London.
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NOTICE fsyE PUBLICATION -IsoLATED
TkACT

eOT5cK fyE PUBLICATION = ISOLATED
TkAGT
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cI,>-r.s.. sutd are sctis-3 To si@ their Chains.
~ sA,js<-sess- "a t-sfose the time designated
sOT est4.
..I5+-, DC wEYAND. K4si-ter.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ISOLATED
TRACT

PCBt IL LAND eALE
Department Of the Interior. L. =. Land OiDce At
Glenwood Springs. Colo. Nay 8. fSlS
NOTICE IL hereby given that, - directed BY
the Commissioner of the General Land OGbcc.
under provisions ~ sec. .ssa. X. s.. pursuant
tn the application Of william Clark. OF neck
err. Colombo. serinl No. 0l3.zA re will o9ee At
public sale. to the highest bidder. bt At NOT less
than s!.o per sere NJ II I'd O'Clock q n, on Tie
5 tn day Of June. 1918. next. At this once. tho
following tract Of land: LOIS ?. = =. Sc -
Lots Is and Il. Sec $. Tp.l n, X ~ W. osh p. ~.
Colombo.
This tract IL ordered into the market on =
showing that the greater portion thereof IL
mountainous az too rough for cultivation.
The sale will not be kept open. bait will be
declared clo-rd when those present At the hour
named have ceased bidding. The person mAk-
ing the highest hid will be required to immedt-
xtely pay To the Receiver the amount thereof.
Any per-ons claiming adversely the above
described land adyi.td to file their claims,
objections. on or before the time designated for
sale. ID. c. WEYAND, Register.
m;l-jS
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An ODD Fellows Celebration

A. previously bDt-d In these psxrs.
ubs Ms~tsg ODD rsIIows are pSspsr.
my for bIS doinys IN Friday svs0inx.
jDHs mn, Our NJ tbs fSst1ses will
bA y f,sb Try f.bH famous Witt river
tfonLj L>stxe delegations ~ Three
L,Gk mrH viii b1 her. from Ysmps
ry.r aHd GTAHd river kwDs.
Degree w0fk viii IN staged. snd
~ iDcAI Dsm',Hrs NJ tbs Maternity
are urged W bS on hand.
This occasion viii b~ y DDtAbiS 0Hs.
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Notice OF Application OF Water Right
STATE OF COLORADO. }

COUNTY OF Rio BLAScO.
In the District Court.
In the Matter Of the Applicationl
Of John Kinney for an AdIudica-
use OF Water for Irrigation and
Domestic Purpose. Through the ORDun.
Kinney Ditch and tho Kinney
Ditch No. .. Taking their supply
of Water from Spring Greek In
Water District No. az
John Kinney, Petitioner.
On Thu. the 18th day Of May. y. 2. 1919,
good cause shown; II 10 Ordered
That = hearing I'm the above entitled mat
ter be had before the Court on Monday, the
forenoon Of said day. and that notice Be
given by publication and posting, as pro-
vided by law, OF the date Of said hearing in
facts AS are proper for the information Of
all persons. associations or corporations, as
Done at Chambers at Gicnwood Springs,
JOHN T: sHUMATE, Judge.
In pursuance OF the foregoing order, notice
eoar. 81 PETITION BY John n Kinney *, Slain. isae
Ditch No. 3. taking water from sprinE
G p,s tributary g White river in Wetef
Soa. 10 =. "
2 CUBIC loot Of water per second Of time
s spa ns sfonS ss
Of cubic foot Of water per second Of time
from spring Creek through the Kinney
Ditch No. !, In Water District No. Is, for
irrigation purposes, with = priority right to
the water to be adjudicnted to the Kinney
Ditch dating from April !. 1918, and with
the Kinney Ditch No. j, dating from April
!, 1915. subject to decreed rights from said
Creek, and that an addional one cubic foot
Of water per second of time through said
bitches and from said Greek be hereinafter
decreed to said Petitioner As other land 10
put under irrigation.
Notice IL hereby given that said petitioner
will call up said matter for hearing before
said Court on Monday. the 18th day Of
August. 1919, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Of said day, or AS soon thereafter ~ the con-
venience Of said Court Will permit.
Notice Ia hereby further given that all
water users In Water District No. q, and
particularly those taking water out of
spring Creek in said Water District are re-.
CURED to file objections to said application
II any they have, with the Clerk Of the said
Court on or before ten o'clock in tho fore
noon Of tho Eighteenth day Of August,
A. u. lplp.
tseal1 X. OLpLANp,
jl-jy5 Clerk Of the Dist ict Court.
BY J. ERNEST OLpLANp, Deputy.
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The Nsv, uricR rnhnr is expected
IN to-day IN A.nlnt the itsv. rhillI
Nelson VT ~, James Church during
Tho summer months, The il.v, Mt
v'Aber graduated from AcAbury Halt
fArihAult Mlnn,, IN May, aud WAS
ordained Deacon On Whitnundny,
JuNs NH. Mr., I'abrr holda y positto,
~ instructor ~ AhAtt0ck Military
Academy.
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Notice 10 ws,er Consumers

Al parties NJ" hereby requested ~
Us. noxsisu on their lawn aud garden
hose, and ~ no tins ~ waste water.
WIN botwsan 40 and 'pSO garden aud
lawn hos" running all tho time with
o0t hozzlss tbs pressure Ia so rsdU-
cad that IN ease NJ hra there would
not bo sufficient pressure 10 protect
tho town, Roy GRAHAM,
jn2I.2H Manager Water Works
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DDL ~ van gallon. NJ e0htfnbahd
b"ona snihad ny tba state G0Bsiab1-
isry, oDiy 10 pihr rsnai6 IN syi-
hnnco, ~ sda,Da reasonable ~ con
aluha that tbs a"bst"bniafy should
bn investigated on III" Ghstgo ~ col
laGting excessive commissions, LIS
mar sparks,
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Among the Msrtn1Iins vim stuffed
aver ~ GisO~oo1 y.stTfdsy " tsks
IN htsswbsffy Day festivities. WEIR
Mr. and Mrs, ADuibon, Miss Mary
M"Dit0U ADd Miss Elip Harris; Mr.
And Ms, itaUbna Oidiaad, and Mr.
.Dd a,a BDyd WaIbrdgn
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Notice OF Final se,,lemen.


Estate Of William McFsdden, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday.
the 18th day of July, 1919, l will present to
the County Court of Rio Blauco County,
Colorado. my accounts for final settlement
OF administration Of said estate, when and
where nll persons in Interest may appear
'CARLoa ]. NCFADDEN,
jeA-jy6 Administrator Of said Estate.
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WANTED - SEEDS = Sudan. al
fslfa. fnillst. and cane Heeds. Send
samples. stating quantity. Mitchell.
hill Seeed Co., st. Joseph. Mo. m3l
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G,sfsnsq Ns.i,'. ~ ipv1 Wj1t-.
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~ask, NJ, hsp,ss bAs c).sAfds1 be
efD,gDs,, Dg. ~, injured kDss u an
ws.k aod !. wiz ~ . I',oz .iD,e tsi,fs
~ wiz tY tiyy,oDxi.ly pslL
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See the new OverlAnds at the
White River Garage. Better than
ever. The best car on the market
for the money. as
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ss.D .ss1.s 1yssd sbs1g pSop sf-sap s.s
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vassa..y etss@s'ts-f.noscs epsAsY ssas
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toD'L miss this bnniOr Play next
Thur.dAy. ~ " good ali tbn way
through. Don't forget ~ come.
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4 jaxsHs pp.pb.ss ~ A.sss..1s @oc Es4
k..ncY S,.,,y1s sssi ~ ia E..tsp>>S
N,.ssy.
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s9.<,p.e-sDsp.4 sBD " t>,ssso - NJ
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M O N K
G>.sn,. ~ 10n0

Monk !. n hixh bred Hnmbietouizn stallion.
v~n.-d by 7. Is Bernard. Weight I.S5D: good
disposition: year. Old. Terms. tls0 TO in.
-uf-: el5D for colt To stand up and suck
FOR further information call at the Bernard
Harness shDp.
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Mo~t OF ua criticize the other fellOw
because In does not do that which
W. cannot do ourselves.
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A poor mNn may think that h" has
u lot of troubles. Hut ho doesn't have
/" run around after people ~ collect
Interest ON loans.
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Too many Of onr alleged christians
imAglno that u man has no business
enjoying himself instead Of being
miserable,
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Mr. aud Mrs, John itoscoriA NJ
'rhornburH, were town visitora durinI
the week,
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H. u. johnson Of OAkridgo park
WAS u business visitor 10 tow
Monday,
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.s,aasEirE N AMY CAMP


p-u..r tns Nnroa,a Er.i,y citsts~
u,~,I- NJ latuD Funston irso n7s1 o.
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vAases VIZ

vieaaDe VIZ
Tks B<ss-whsf systs0 n bssttssD'
~ ~ yUs f,:LSv7
Th< LA1-BA&sS SystSm
nv kns-WhAt 81 y0u measS
T1sS LS6-iAS't ne <v@y nsgalAG
80 ~ bsss Ill dsy7
4 Fine Piano for Sale
ONE ~ the finest makes and f,ss.
gath HoS Information call 1t this
ofijce. mz3.jB
SaI,seyits1 for The Herald.
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A Fine Piano for SAX

sub.crite for The Herald.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-01-04
AGED WIDOW OF union
FOUNDER IS Summoned

Mrs, Margaret Heisler, age sc, and
resident Of Duluth for 46 years,
died New Years day. She is surviv-
ed by two daughters, Mrs. E. F.
Lowe and Mrs. w. K. Heisler OF this
city, and four sons, Joseph Heisler of
Hattiesburg; Miss w. F. Heisler Of
New Orleans. Henry Heisler of Chi
cago and George Heisler of Duluth.
The deceased was the widow Of M
Heisler Of the Duluth Stone Masons
union, and it's first president. Mr..
Heisler died several years ago. One
Of the sons, Henry Heisler was for
many years prominently identified
with the Order Of Railway Telegra-
pliers. Another son, George Heisler,
is a we'll known union molder.
During the early days Mr.. and Mrs.
Heisler> conducted a hotel on Gar
field Avenue. It was known as the
Heisler House, and was the head
quarters for railroad men. The Heis-
Ter family was one of the most prom
inent in Rice's Point, as the West
End was then known. Mrs. Heisler
was loved and respected by a large
number of friends. The funeral was
held Friday morning at 1880 from
st. Clements Catholic church and
the body was shipped to st. Paul fol
! interment. -J--.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-01-04
USEFUL CITIZEN
LEAVES DULUTH
E. R. Cobb, Veteran Labor Man
and Former School Director
Retires TO Oregon Ranch.

E. r. Cobb, former treasurer of
the Board of Education, left Monday
for Central Point, Ore, where he will
make his residence. Mr.. Cobb pur-
chased fruit ranch in the West and
he and Mrs. Cobb expect to spend
the remainder Of their days there.
Mr.. Cobb was a resident Of Duluth
for nearly 80 years. He came here
from Massachusetts as a steamfitter
and for several years after his arrival
was a prominent member of the
Steamfitters' union, taking an active
part in the affairs of the local labor
movement. During the panic of 1898
when work in the building trades was
slack he sought and secured employ
ment as a street car conductor.
At that time street railway en-
ployes were we'll organized and Mr..
severing his membership in the
Steamftters' union. Experience in
union matters and his marked ability
were soon recognized by his fellow
workmen and it was not long after
his initiation in the street railway
employees union when he was elected
president He was also sent as their
delegate. to the Federated Trades AS
sembly. He helped to put the central
labor body on it's feet. for at the time
is was sailing under serious difficult
ties. He became the leading spirit in
the labor movement of the city and
later of the state wien in 1895 he
was elected president of the Mime
sofa State Federation of Labor.
A year later there was a strong de-
niand made by labor for representa-
ton on the Board of Education. Mr..
Cobb was selected as the labor can
didate and he was elected. serving as
a member of the board for many
years thereafter, winning for himself
high praise from people in every walk
of life. He served for several years
as secretary of the Duluth Builders
Exchange, and later was employe | at
the court house. He carries from
| Duluth to his new home the best
wishes of host Of good friends.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-01-04
ST., SN|vELy IS
FIRST TO FILE
Pioneer Citizen Enters Race For
Commissioner MANY Are
Mentioned.

S. F. Snively who made such a
years ago filed again for the same
office this week. His filing has
opened the city campaign which will
continue with more or less interest
until April.
Mr.. Snively is one of Dulutf's most
useful citizens. He is resident of
the central portion of Duluth and has
lived in the same locality for 80 years.
He has stood the test of the fire of
time, never has wavered in principle,
and comes before the voters with as
clean a record as man can have
During his 80 years. residence here
he has been a firm and true friend of
the people.
He was the first member of the
Water and Light commission, and for
years previous thereto took an ac-
tive part in the campaigns to acquire
the water and light plants. He has
built roads at his own expense and
has done many things to open up the
agricultural country in the neighbour
hood of Duluth.
He stands second to no man as a
friend Of the laborer. Zen who have
been employed by him are numbered
among his best friends and most loyal
supporters. He is close student of
municipal problems, and if elected he
will prove himself to be q careful and
efficient official.
Farrcll's Good Record.
j. A. (Bert) Farrell will be a can
didate to succeed himself. He has
an exceptionally fine record behind
him. He has made good as Commits
sioner of Public Works. Even his
enemies admit this fact. Bert keeps
his ear to the ground. He finds out
| what the people want and as their
good servant usually votes right.
Some of his former friends, men
whom he could not appoint to office
! because he had so many friends and
so few offices to dish out, are said to
be bitterly opposed to Bert Farrells
reelection, but the great bulk Of the
people recognize his service and they
| no doubt will re-elect him. He will
| get good support from organized la
| Dor, for he has been absolutely square
with workingmen as he has with the
! city,
Can Hicl1en Come Back?
w. A. Hicken, it is said, will make
another race for commissioner. "Can
Hicken come back?" This question is
invariably asked when his name is
mentioned. No man in Duluth has
such strong friends. and his enemies
while they hate him, respect him
He is absolutely fearless in his official
conduct. His standing with the
"drys' is above par. His labor record
is not so good. His presence in the
campaign will give it Pep and excite
ment.
Victor Dash in the Race.
Victor A. Dash of Smithville, re-
firing under-sh sheriff. is also said to be
q candidate for commissioner. Mr.
Dash is a pioneer resident of Duluth
He has long been identified with the
public service. He has friends by the
hundreds, and he comes from a part
of the city that is clamoring for rep
resentation on the city commission