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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
CALIFORNIA
STARS TIE
IN "OPEN"
ny ALEX G. ROSE

VANCOUVER. II. C., July C.
John Black. the claremont tCaiJ pro-
fessional. and HIS brother. Dave. Of
the Shaughnessy Heights club here.
tied for first place Monday at tho m.
ish Of the first 90 holes in the North.
west open golf championship. The
second half viii be played today. and
Il looks "a II ono OF the Black broth.
ers will carry OF the title honors.
Theron Rongcrud. youngstcr from
Jefferson park. Seattle. was the best
OF the amateurs. with ISL. Tho fol.
lowing players are all well UP in the
running: Ernie Martin i53. Geo. Mar.
tin i54. y. Christian i54. c. Griswold
I5s. r. Wilhelm i56. T.. Holland l5T.
J. Novak i57. y. Stein 1877. +. Wat.
son 1877. II. a. Fleager 1877.
The amateur championship win
also get under way today with ECO en-
tries.
Mrs. s.. c. Sweeney of Vancouver
had low medal score in the qualify.
ing round on the ladies' champion
ship. Mrs. Fred Jackson. the Jcffer.
son park entry. just failed to qualify
by one stroke. She had a card OF
LOG. The best score. a Oh turned in
by the Seattle fair scr. belonged to
Miss =. ". Tidmarsh. Mrs. Sweeney
looks like a sure winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
AND
ALLIE MACK
FIGHT TO DRAW

Allie EANk OF EfH lAfA anu
Charley Mccarthy. champion light.
weight of the Canadian Expedition
airy Forces. fought a fast six round
draw In Everett yesterday. Mack
shaded the Canadian champ In sew
eral OF the rounds. but not enough
TO give him the call. Mccarthy hit
less than Mack. but had lot OF
punch behind his blowA
Danny Edwards OF Oakland won
decision from owen Hogan OF
Portland in fast four round go OF
the lis pound class. Edwards was
the better man all thru the fight.
and tho result was never In doubt
The only Knockout Of the day oc.
currcn when Fred Burt,cnion of
Everett sent Ed Hogan OF Los
Angeles 10 tho floor for the count
In the second round. Hogan was
in no condition 20 fight The pair
weighed In at i42 pounds.
Stanley Fitzgerald of Seattle beat
Mike Harmon OF Tacoma by the
judges decision.
In tho curtain raiser Foster of
Lake Stephens and Ferrcl OF Ever.
EFT stalled thru four rounds. the
former getting the referees de.
cision-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
Black Brothers Lead Golf Cracks
SEATTLE GRABS SERIES
FROM VERNON CHAMPIONS

Hunky Schorr. Seattle's crack
nouthpaw twirier. was the hero OF
yesterdays second game. that de-
cided the series with Vernon In So
atfie's favor. Seattle lost the first
encounter by a s-4 count. but came
back In the second game with n de
termination to win, apd grabbed the
game out of the fire with the final
score reading 50. Vernon won four
games out OF the series last week.
while Seattle won five This Is the
first series Seattle has won for some
time. and the first one Vernon has
lost for many days.
Seattle grabbed a tworun lead In
the second and held II until the
sixfh. Vernon scored n run In the
fourth and tied the score In the sixth
by punched hits and sacrifice fly.
Brick Eldred, who is now playing
in the sun field. came thru with a
triple In Seattle's half Of the sew
enth, and scored ON wild heave by
yernon's pitcher. Willie Mitchell
This gave the locals n one run lead.
With two away In Nernon's half Of
the eighth. Bohne missed an easy
grounder, and Murphy dropped a fly.
which eventually gave the visitors
two counters and a one-run lead.
Seattle came to bat determined to
win the game at any cost. Bohne
walked, followed by a liner down
third. Bohne took n chance and
made home as a result Of bad throw
by Hap Morse. Eldred drove a single
down third and scored Murphy and
won the game. Vernon attempted
rally in the ninth, but were stopped
by double play. Stumpf TO Ken
worth TO Zamlock.
The first game was Vernon's all
thru. Bill Percy had the locals
tanned in most OF the stages. A rally
In the ninth Melted two runs for the
locals. Herb Brenton tossed his usual
hard luck game, allowing but eight
hits, while Seattle gathered IL off
Piercy, but could not grab enough
counters to win the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
BATTLE
EXPECTED
WHEN BIG
BOXERS MIX

Chef Mcintyre. manager OF Tiny
Herman. Tacoma heavyweight IL
confidcn; that his man will bca; An
dro Anderson In tho bout they will
perform In at Liberty park WcdneH.
day night
These two hcavies Tough, . draw
In HAnford. Cal. last spring. Nc
fniyre claims that Herman In a 100
per cent better man now than when
he fought in iianford Mcintyre and
Herman did tho training work for
tho Seattle ball team when the toss.
ers were going thru their spring ses'
sion IN the South. An members OF
tho Seattle team win be on hand to
witness tho fight wednesday night
Rod Murphy. scattle's nrst bascman.
ou;flclder. etc will act an Hcrman's
second.
Anderson WIN 20 thru his final
training work at tho Austin a salt
gym this afternoon. at o'clock.
Herman has completed his training
work. doing his grind In Tacoma
Jimmy Storey. the popular local
woltcrweight who has had a long
aStAA AfttA AAtf hiAts WIZ AAtAhf tAAS
first start In several months when
he boxes Dixie walker. tho Yakima
miller. in tho Hcmi-windup. Walker
has won his last two starts here. but
he will have 20 show more than he
has 80 far II no wants 10 get past
Jimmy. providing James Is going
good.
Eddie Moore. who II winning his
way into promise as conner in
Northwest bantam circles. will make
another start tomorrow night. when
hc tackles Ludwig Jones. a member
Of NcIn;yre's stable and a brother OF
Harold and Morgan Jones'
The Zulu Kid and Soldier Woods
arr billed TO furnish the comedy for
tho evening. with a siam bang battle
being billed.
Another bout Will b added today
10 complete the outdoor card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
TOMMY MILTON
BREEZES HOME
WINNER IN
TACOMA RACES
By TED COOK

SPEEDWAY, Tacoma, July 6.-Newlywed Tommy Milton
Is $4,000 richer today and his bride of week Supremacy
happy. He the 225-me Three A. championship auto
race here yesterday after crclng the 115 laps at
speed of % miles hour Milton Numbered around
without making a single stop at the pits
Fifty thousand people the
Ralph milford in Monroe, second money. $4,000.
His trip to the pits for tire gave Millions Duesenberg
lead which terrific driving could not overake.
The official counted Eddie Hearne, in Revere
Special third Art Klein in Frontenac fourth Roscoe
Sarles in Monroe. fifth; Jimmie Murphy in Duesenberg
sixth, and CASTOR Chevrolet, in Monroe, seventh.
Chevrolet preparing to protest these returns Tues
day. Unofficial scorers in separated parts of the field
counted him fourth 1t possible that the official
is Incorrect and that mxup has done Chevrolet njus
tce and cheated him of S70O. He wins 81 900 in
cnth place, and 81, roo in fourth place.
Joe Thomas Seattle pilot, drove beautiful until
the 18th lap when broken piston him to the bone
yard He easily running fourth place until them and
ready to forge ahead.
Cliff Durans new $4,000 Chevrolet of the
after the third lap with broken connecting rod. And
Ralph Palma driving Duesenberg forced out with
engine trouble the 9Sth lap His French Ballot could not
enter because of defective connecting rods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
LEONARD
HANDS
WHITE
K.O.

BENTON HARBOR. July g.
Benny Leonard. worlds lightweight
champion. knocked out Charley
White, Of Chicago. here yesterday.
In the ninth round Of a scheduled
i0.round fight
White carried most OF the fight
ing until the seventh. He knocked
Leonard around the ring and nearly
thru the ropes In the NTH round
In the ninth round Leonard
rushed his opponent with terrific
right and left jabs, and knocked
wh!te down. After white got up<
he was hooked with Two fast right
and sent TO the floor again. He 3
IN and Leonard knocked him dow
twice more. The last time he got
up In "a dazed condition and right
by Leonard sert him on his face
for the count Of ten. Betting was
20 / that Leonard would knock
out white.
own brain work. He was knocked
about so much in the early rounds
that many thought he would lose
his title TO the Chicagoan. Leonard
stalled thru these rounds. clinch-
ing, blocking and keeping MS head
out OF Whites reach. IL was not
until the seventh round that he
was the real Benny Leonard
Twelve thousand people witnessed
the fight. which was held In Floyd
FitzSimmons' new arena. Several
hundred women Witnessed the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
ARE YOU
THIS KIND
OF FAN?

n all baseball fans wcrc Ike
Charley Euime OF Sacramento the
turnstlles wouldn't do much business
and the game would soon 20 out OF
vogue with the professionals. Eulme
Is one of the biggest fans In the
valley city. but he never attends q
game. He reads II out OF the pa
pers the next day. Eulrre says
Il don't enjoy watching .
game because ! don't know the
players faces. I haven't time To
get acquainted with them so I'll
know them by sight also don't
know anything about their abii-
lty. But I enjoy the game next
dsy by reading the newspaper &C
counts. ! like To Rad about IL
more than I like to sec the
game"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
MARION is
DEFEATED
IN NET MEET

SPOKANE. July s.--Arrnand Mar.
Ion. Seattle junior ne, champion. put
up a game battle with Bob Harper Of
Spokane here yesterday in the open.
ing round OF the Northwest Junior
championship. but went down 10 de-
feat In fiye sets. Marion took the
FIRST two sets 50. 60. but weakened
and Harper walked OF with the next
three frames. SO. 6-s. Ga. Tho win.
ner Of this tourney will represent the
Northwest in tho annual national
championship NJ Forest Hills. ~. Y,
next month
Marshall Aflcn. Seattle city cham.
p!on. had little trouble in defeating
A. s. Milne OF Vancouver. II. c., win.
ming s-3. e.. Sc. 60.
Play In the women's events will
open today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06

N1rphT. ThFee- base hIf-NifrheIl. Nar@
rifics hi'--DcvDrrner. stolen bass
chadhourua. Morse ;. Eldrsd. hit BY
pitched ball Ellington. BY Br-nton Wild
pitch - Fisrcey InninEa pitched -- 10y
smaiiwood 1. runs 0. hits 1. at bat / By
Brenton :. runs 8. hits =. at bat ~. Runs
responsible fnr--Hrenton 4. Geary o.
srnallsood o. Pierrey 4 Credit victory to
Piercey. charge defea, 20 Brenton. Time
Of gams--s:s3. umpirss-McGrvw and
HoInaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06

SIWASHES
HAVE REAL
CHANCE
TO CLIMB

After splitting tho dope worse than
Harding did at the @. q. L. battle
by taking tho Vernon Tigers down
the limo In five out OF nine starts. the
Seattle Siwashcs are due to enter
tain the Oakland Acorna here during
this week. Open house viii be
held this y. m. for the first time.
with the Oaks ms the guests OF honor.
Judging from the way the oaks
have been going recently. Seattle Is
due 10 climb this week II tho gang
continues 10 sting the agate like
they have been doing lately. The
AoornS' hurting staff has been going
like "A concrete house afiro during
the past few series. and as the gItng
took the serics. four games To- three.
from the oaks recently. the dope
says the locals should do even better
here.
Tho local gang II popping M
bit In their play. and u they make
the best OF their hits. and play the
game. they look like n better gang
on paper thsn the visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
EReasRe3
mt9AI3S |

Ballard beavers. On. 81 IN. strong
eontsnders for The star JunlaF diamond
championship. spent a siid week seud at
inasx over the glorious Fourth. defeat
Ina inder tn two hall 90 games. - 20
9. and - to (. The usavsrr out chased
The indsr squad In evsry department Of
the rans.
naiisrd's sapad viii play the Green
wood cubs ct Adams field this sunday.
The naiiarsi team has ~on four strAIg at
games Ia The Star ieAEsa
TIE fnierhAy Juniors ard the ensrn-
rock A. G ~ili tAhEis sunday at Wood
land park.
The nainisr Valley Juniorv ard city
cub. are billed 70 mix At Columbia fsld
sunday.
Tsrer~f Ready will wind up ns r~gu Z
lar schedule sunday. meeting the Spartan
Athletic eiab at Lincoln plATfssid.
The Madison PARK squad win tanrse
With the Felir club at walls Walls field
IN th- most Important game Of this
weeks schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06

NEW YoRK---Samuei ID. Riddle.
OF Philadelphia, refused an offer OF
$3.50. 900 for Man o. War. before the
colt set a new worlds record at Bel
mont Park. Tho offer was made on
behalf OF Joseph L. Murphy. also OF
Philadelphia. who wanted the colt
for his stud. Riddle will also put
Man o. War in the stud when his
racing career ends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
MIKE O'DOWD
BEATS M'KAY

POcATELLo. Idaho. July s.-Mike
O'Dowd. former middlewcight cham
pion of the world. won a referees
decision over Gordon Mckay. middle
weight champion OF Idaho. here yes.
terday. Mckay refused 10 answer
tho bell at the beginning OF the i3th
round OF the scheduled l5-round at.
fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
BOB ROPER WINS
OVER MARTIN

AKRON. o.. July 6.-RinRsIde
critics gave Capt. Bob Roper "A deci.
sion over Bob Martin, the A. T.. T..
heavyweight champ. in i2round
no decision bout held here yoster.
day. Roper gave Martin the stiffeat
punches. which resulted in the deci.
sion In his favor. This is the first
fight Martin has lost for some time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
SPORT BY ORDER

PARIS. Francc.-Sport In 20 be
made compulsory In France. accord.
ing 70 q bill just submitted 20 the
French senate. The object Is the
physical training and well-belng of
the youth OF France. All children
in school viii have to take part in
sport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
U.S.. Coppers Almost Sure to Cop Olym]
McCRATH,
MACDONALD
AND RYAN
STAR
By LORRY A. JACOBS

NEW YORK. July 6.--Amerlcas
real hope In tho olympics lies In Its
field aces. Paddy Macdonald. Matt
McGrath and Pat Ryan. Eastern
tryou,S mt Philadelphia a few days
ago showed. They are all members
OF tho New York police force.
This country may do well In the
sprints. but how well Is prob.
lematical. while first places In the
three events TO be competed In by
tho "ace-." the shot put. tho ham
MGR throw and throwing the &c
pound weight. are assured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
sBatted for Morse In ninth
fBaftsd for Mitchell in ninth.

Summary: Struck out-By Schorr Z.
By Mitchell 2. Bases on bails-ON Schorr
2 of Mitchell J. Two-bass hit--Murphy
Three base hit--Eldred. Doubls play
Bohne 20 Zamlock. Triple piays-Stumpf
70 Kenworthy 70 Zamlock: Morse to
Mitchell 10 Barton. Sacrifice hits-f,ong
?. Baldwin. Hit by pitched balis-Aorse.
ksuyOrthY. Wild pitch-W. Mitchell
Runs responsible fOr--W. Mitchell ..
Schorr ?. Time OF Rnme-i:s0. umpires
Holmes and McGrey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
MITE HEADS
OAK CATCHERS

Honua Mite. the veteran catcher.
II tho head Of the oaks receiving
department. and he's doing a good
Job OF u this year. He's being helped
out by young Spellman.
Carl Holdings and Buzz" Arlott.
right handlers. who we're with the
club last year. are said 20 be tho
only dependabis pitchers on the
Oaks staff. krcmer. kraurc. winn,
Weaver and Raglan arr tho other
Oak mound regulars now.
with the advantage OF playing on
their home grounds. and backed up
by tho dope. Seattle stands a good
chance 10 win tho series.
Seattle had something on tho Oaks
last year. and they've taken tho frs,
series this season. Seattle fans will
ba pulling for tho boys 20 keep up
the good work. because No want 10
get out % tho rut before long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
HURTS DOYLE

NEW YoRK.--Larry Doyle. Giant
second baseman. IL being made n tar.
get by a small p6contago OF the
Polo Grounds fans His sensitive ma
ture rccoila from harsh words
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
MATT


Two OF tho "copper" trIo." Ryan
and Macdonald. are In the best
shape OF their careers. and the
third. Matt McGraih. 5spound
weight champion. L. taking such
good care OF a displaced rib that
he win probably show the hishes,
form OF his career In tho olynpics
And II no did nothing else but
give advice In tho field events. Me
Grath would Justify a place In the
Oiymplca. for ho il a coach par
excellence. and his greatest Joy In
life IN coaching weight throwers and
developing new talent among Amer
lean olympic aSplrantA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06

ST. LOUIS.-Carl Lundgrcn. one
time teammate with Johnny Evers
with the Cubs. holds job with the
Cards similar to the one Johnny has
with the Giants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06

CHICAGO-The Cubs have proven
TO be "A streaky ball club 10 far this
year. They win n row OF games and
then turn round and lose a string
before getting set again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
OAKS HAVE
STRONG ATTACK

Louis Guisto. the big first saeker.
Hack Miller. the smuggling left fielder,
and Dennis Willie. right field guar
dian. form the nucleus Of the oak
land attack. II tho Seattle pitchers
can qucll these hlttcrs. all win be
well. Jack knight. tho veteran in
fielder. who played with Seattle last
year. n playing the hot corner for
tho Acorns. has been hitting well.
and may kick thru with the willow
any time.
Tho oaks inficld has been boil
stored up bi, by tho addition OF
Tommy t1txsimmonr. former North
western league shor,Stop. With
Guisto on first. Hamilton on second.
knight on third and f1,zsimmons al
short. the oaks don't present such a
bad inficld.
Miller In left. Bllly Lane. the crack
Oak base thief. In center. and Willie
in right, with Cooper for utility. give
the Oaks a neat outncid. There's
plenty Of hitting power and coolies
Of spccd In this quartet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06

ST. DoUIS.-Branch Hickey has
added Lefty Kline. University of
Ohio pitcher. 10 HIS string. Hickey
believes in college men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston $40. Philadelphia Ia
~. Louis So. Detroit Al.
Chicago Sc. Cleveland IS.
Washington 80. Ne~ York "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
PAT ~
81 IRENE

Pat Ryan appears 10 stand su.
rrcfne among the American hammer
throwern.
Almos; without effort In the try.
outs here he hurled the big weight
III feet and u IL not unlikely that
he VIII be able 10 equal his worlds
record OF iss fee, at the Olympic
games n necessary. In addition he
can place In tho nhoipuv and the
So pound weight event
Matt MeGrath will certainly prove
equally prominent ms far az the
sspound weight event is concerned
Ills record OF 20 feet 6 inches
has not been approached. and he
knows hts ability so well that he
believes this mark. as siupcndouH
an I, seems. VIII probably he chat
tered By him unless ho has trouhis
with hia dislocntcd rib. In add.
ton. he can place in tho other
weight eyrntA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York i-s. Philadelphia 90.
Plttsburg SO. Cincinnati I-B.
Brooklyn b-5. Boston BE-
bt Louis "a, Chicago IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06

Columbia Colo. the new American
beer.--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06

cfNcINNATI.-Greasy Neaie
doesn't like 90 play tho right field
at Philadelphia The fence Is Close
In and Il is difficult fer him 10 gauge
rebound hits that nick the wall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06
PADDY Is
GIANT

Paddy Macdonald. the third rian,
policeman. shines In tho shot pa,
and. aiiho he has never eauailed
Ralph Roses record Of 81 feet. he
put the ispound weight &c feet at
the tryouts hero without half try.
ing hts mettic.
Altogether the three giant Irish
men are wonderful I'm every respect
They have grace and speed and
ltheness In spite OF their massive
ness and arc faithful In training.
which goes n long way In track
competition.
II America was AZ supreme In
all things as she II on the field.
little could be- wished for In the
way OF olympic competition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06

DASGERi Matches, pipe Goals, cigar
stubs and eigaret ends start many forest
fires. Help protect woods, streams, see
nary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06

summary; Struck out-HY fiercey D.
10y Brenton 2. by Geary I. Bases on balls
I~-Cn pfercey 9. off Brsnton ?. Two-basa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-06

Totals ....5s 4 II ~ ~
sBatted for Baldwin IN eighth.
fBatted for Brenton in eighth.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-30
RUYHT0N

Nh Democrat, take notice: Uncle
George Smith, an old colored resident
near Ruthton, is going to vote his
mother, Aunt Violet, the oldest wo-
man in Madison county, who is 1O4
years, for the republican ticket. Also
his wife aunt" Betty the largest
woman who weighs 317 1-2 pounds.
Democrats be CAREFUL or you'll get
mashed.
Mrs. N D. Ashley has been visiting
friends and relatives in this neigh
gorhood.
Mrs Ollie Dunn, of Lancaster, is
visiting her grand mother Mrs. Isabel
Hamm.
Master Fred Collins who Eas been
very i'll for some time, is no better.
Nj. G. B. Moores and family, OF
Waco, spent Sunday with Mrs. John
Moores.
Miss Lucy Moore, of Richmond
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Fanny Moore, of this place.
Mr.. R. L. Moberly who was operat,
ed on at the Gibson hospital is doing
nicely.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-30
ffH0ME C0|AINGv
FOR KENTUCKY
State VIII Return, to Its Place If.
Democratic Rank Tuesday,
November 2


The following. special article on the
political situation in Kentucky has
been sent out by a republican cores
pendent in Louisville, to appear in
several prominent newspapers in this
section:
Kentucky citizenry viii stage 2
tremendous homecoming next Tues
day. IF the election of Governor
Cox as next President of the United
States depends on the result of Ken
lucky there would be no doubt about
who would head the procession in, the
neSt inaugural party in Washington.
Kentucky, which rightfully belong
ed in the doubtful column only 9 few
weeks ago, is now safsy back il her
! accustomed place. This has beer ac-
complished in what will go down in
political history of the state as the
! most bitterly contested campaign
/ ever waged.
/ "The voters never before on the
eve of an election found themselves
better informed regarding the issues
nor more eager to give voice to theil
sentiments. The women, conscious
of their new duties, have been espec-
/: tally active in the campaign, and in
both parties maintain, their owl, cam
paign organizations, sharing with the
men the brunt Of the battle cf the
stump.
! Women Are Democratic
/ "The result of next Tuesdays vot-
! ing will verify republican fear Of the
woman vote. There is no douba that
even in republican households tt
vote Of the peace loving woman will
have largely been won by the stlaight
forward appeal of Governor Cox fo1
world peace. The size of the darno-
cratic majority is the only thing IN
doubt. The weather will play com
siderable part in the vote cast, but
not as 1nuch as heretofore,
'"The republican organization has
spent about two hundred thousand
dollars in this state to bring the
| mountain vote to it's maximum, and
has modified every means of trans
! portation for election day in Eastern
! Kentucky
i "The republican campaign manag-
ers discovered an unusual condition in
the mountains which they have been
obliged to meet. 1tinerant circuit
riding preachers have. been spreading.