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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

strap holding one OF jockey Clarence
RUNNERS stirrups as he was plotting
Man o'War 70 victory in his S15,e00
race with Sir Barton in Canada.
That the break occurred just as
Hummer was pulling his horse up at
the END Of the contest does not serve
TO tighten the belief of many who
heard Of the matter that there was a
deliberate attempt made 20 keep Man
O. War from winning.
Was New Saddle.
The saddle used By Hummer in this
race was practically new. having been
used only twice previously.
This shows that the precautions
taken 70 protect Man o. War were
fully justified. The slightest tamper-
ing with anything concerning such an
animal might spoil his entire career
and cause his owner heavy financial
loss
II the strap had broken earlier
in the rucc the result might have
been reversed. II f. understood
that ever since the race a quiet
Investigation hnE been IN PROGRESS
to learn what strangers were
about Man o Wars stable before
the ruce. II there was = plot to
interfere with the race Il Is he
liered some gambling syndicate
was responsible.
= = =
Friends OF Samuel d. Riddle are
continuing their efforts TO persuade
him to send Man o. War to England
next year to compete for the Ascot
Gold Cup, the famous British racing
tronhv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
-umus Club And State Mines Both Win Victories
IH'ARTHA"IS
RETAININGHIS
GOLDEN SMILE

Leavenworth, kan, Nov. 2e.-Jack
Johnson, former heavyweight boxing
title holder. made his first ring ap-
pearanee in the United States since
he lied his native country II years
ago, when he met two opponents
Thursday as a feature event OF a
boxing show staged II the open air
at the federal prison. It was the
general opinion OF newspaper men
and boxing critics that Johnson is in
good condition and still retains much
Of his cleverness and punching power.
Johnson knocked out Frank Owens,
negro OF Chicago, in the last round
Of a six-round bout, and after a few
minutes intermission, took on TO
peka Jack" Johnson, also a negro,
for four rounds. Topeka jack was
badly outbOxed-
Owens. who weighed around go
pounds, was knocked down IL times.
his ox-like bulk hitting the canvas
final punch. a terrific left hook 70
the Jaw, sending him down and out
Before entering the ring johnson
exhibited TO newspaper men an abra-
sion on the right hand which he said
had been caused by an accident dur
ing a workout. He explained after
the fight that this fact. together
with Owens holding tactics. prevent
ed his finishing Owens earlier.
Owens took the aggressive in the
first round and reached Johnsoufs
face several times. one punch sIightlv
cutting his lip. Beyond this, Ownes'
punches had little effect and at the
finish Johnson seemed as fresh as
when he started
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
Football Games


At Cincinnati-St. xaxfer 21: Hag-
kel Indians =
At sDringfield. o.-wittenberE Z:
Dennis0n O.
At Dallas-southern Methodist Uni
Fersity o; Baylor o.
At Syracuse-St. Johns 1Ti1ffarv
Academy OF Manlius a: Allen o.
Al ancaster-Franklin and Mar
shall O.; Gettysburg 0.
AT Williamsport-Buckneu 20; Dick
At Houston-Riee Institute o; uni
Versity Of Arkansas 0.
AT TuIsa-EendaII COLLEGE A. arfv-
souri, Mines o.
At Mitchell. s. D.-Yankton College
z; Dakota Wesleyan O.
At Aberdeen S. D.-Northern Nor
maj u; Columbus College s.
AT Danville, Ky.-Csntre College
100: Georgetown College 0.
At Charlottesville. Va.-T-nfversi+,
OF virginia Il; University Of North
At Advantageous Tech "a.
Alabama Poly. Tech. o.
AT Athens. Ga--University Of Geor-
gla s.: Clemson 0.
At Birmingham-Unfv of Ala
oama "a; Mississippi A. & NJ Z.
Al Baton Rouge-Tulane p; Louisi-
At Roanoke. va.-v. M "a; V. H.
l. Z.
AT Gainesville, Fla.-University Of
Florida O.; Oglethorpe q.
At Knoxville-Universit Of Ten
nessee Il; University OF Kentucky Z
At Nashville-Vanderbilt q Sewa-
nee 8.
At Portland. Ore.-Oregon Aggies
10; Multnorlah Athletic club z.
At Berkeley-Pacific Fleet Z: Olym- I
pic club O.
At san Francisco-santa Clara "a:
Nevada 81
At Pasadena-University Of South I
srn California q; University Of ore
gon O.
At Austin-Texas A. & N. 8: Texas
Z.
At Topeka-Wrshburn 0; Kansas
Aggies @.
At Oklahoma City-University OF
Colorado 40; Oklahoma A. & N. Z.
At Iucson-University Of Arizona
81; University Of Redlauds 0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

ONCE In a great while you get two
" football teams OF about equal
power and equal skin on attack
and defence, and a see-saw battle e.
sure TO result. when one Of these
contests IS being played. the chart
shows the ball is forever between the
two ao-vard line and never in danger
OF being jammed through for touch
down.
The proceedings OF such game.
where the defences are Of equal craft
and power. and the attacks measure
up as OF equal speed, viii be three
PUSHES and then a punt. Then the re-
ceiving side VIII make three rushes
and return the punt Al most all dav
long Il viii be a punting duel, unless
a break comes But even then az has
got to be a peach OF a break to pro-
duce a touchdown, COR when teams
are matched evenly, as I have de-
scribed. the defending side is likely
70 hold them in check Immediately
after an adverse break.
II f. in Just such a game as this
that the specialist Is called Into
play and counts the most a.
scoring factor. When no consist
ent distances can he gained by
straight running -tfackE and end
plays, and when the punfinE Of
both sides s. practically even, 81
looks like deadlock and prob
ably will be one. unless one side
has the advantage OF special
ist.
This special player may b. dub in
every line OF play except the one &c
features IN II he his a good ALL
round player, so much the better; but
for the purposes described. he nav be
worse han mediocre in all branches
u attack except the one he Is sent in
10 execute
Droplziek With Accuracy.
BY a specialist I mean a man who
AN dropkiclz with a deadly accuracy.
4 man that can break loose for a wide
md run and with consummate speed
get away for long distance or A nan
who is a wizard in the use OF the for
ward pass. Such a man, thrown into
he gap when all other modes Of at
.ack have failed, may give you the
sdge OF victory by means f a score
hat Is made through his specially.
But only n nan who Is a. sure
a. shooting in HIS own speciality
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
Ell PASO HIGH SCHOOL VICTOR
DEFEATS ALBUQUERQUE ELEVEN

A LBUoUERQUE. n. ". Nov. 2s.-
n Slaughter to Springer to Dawson.
Thus reads the manner in which
the FL PasO High school Tigers exc
cuted a perfect forward pass that
returned them Victors over the Albu-
querqua High school. state football
champions, Thursday afternoon. BY
the score Of seven to nothing. Brice
Schiller kicked goal.
The FL Pasoans are now the Dos
SCISSORS OF the undisputed football
title OF the southwest
They have defeated every Nsw
Mexico team Of note except the Ros-
wen team This team. however. lost
TO the Albuquerque eleven and this
makes It so that the Albudueruue
team vas the championship organiza-
ton OF the state until the FL Pasoans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

Texas-AIcCullough. left end: Green,
left tackle; Jones, left guard; Sven
son, center; Hill. right guard; Dennis.
right tackle; Hart (captain) right
end; Elan. quarterback; Ellis. left
hanback, Tynes, right halfback; Nc
Callum. fullback
A. and M.-Wilson. left end: Drake.
left tackle Murrah. left guard
Pierce. center: Dieterick. right guard.
Carruthers, right tackle: Gouger,
right end; Morris. quarterback; Mar
tin, left halfback; HigFinbOtham.
right halfback; Mahan, fullback.
Texas substitutions-Wat for
Elams Elan for Watson. Moore for
Hart, Hart for Moore Leissner for
McCallum, Barry for Ellis, Vowel for
Jones, Watson for Elan.
A. and H. substitruious-Smith for
Gouger, Weir for Martin. Anglih for
Pierce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
Football, 'THeInSide Game ;;
EUenLy Matched ELeUenS

- AAA-A AAAAA -AA-Aa
can get away with a thing like
this In the first place. the odds
nEuiust him are heavier than
against any other man. For n he
Is a specialist, your opponents are
certnin TO know IL, and they must
guard themselves against just one
sort OF thing that that special
man Is likely TO contribute to the
game.
Thus an expert forward pass re-
ceiVer viii be covered By two or three
hostile defenders, because he is
known TO be waiting for a chance to
receive his pass and oe off An so you
must have an outstanding skill-a
skill that can triumph against all the
odds that the enemy opposes to it-in
order TO succeed at your advertised
specially.
Instances OF this were given may
times this current season when men
who could dr0pkick and do little else.
were sent into the lineup for the sole
pupose OF taking a shot at the cross
bar for a field goal.
Sometimes a foreknoFIedEe OF
what Is coming doesn't do you
any good II your opponent IL 50
skiifui in his play that nothing
you may do can thwart him. Then
a man Is truly dangerous OFF,
hand. I ,nn think Of no instance
where a defending team T. more
pOWerlest than when it, enemy
sends back its dropkieker 10 take
a shot at the goal n the kicker
takes plenty OF distance for him
self. gets a good pass. and has the
wind with him, nothing Is going
10 impede his kick except his oWu
accuracy.
So far as the opposing team IS con-
cerned. it Is Il or Is yards away from
him when the bail is snapped back.
and pitifully out OF the play II he gets
his dropkick off accurately and with
speed. To the spectator IL nay seem
as II the kicker were harassed by the
Incoming defenders. but they may as
well be a million miles from nowhere,
50 long - they are unable to block
the kick. Il is a thing like that,
where specialized skill triumphs over
the defensive ability OF an entire
eleven, which gives one team an ad-
vantage over the other when other
wise they are evenly matched. Copy
right 1899, by the Wheeler Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
WEIGHT GIVES
AGGIES VICTORY
IN COLORADO

Denver. Colo. Nov. 2s.-The Colo
rado Agricultural college Thursday
elinched the championship Of The
Rocky Mountain conference by de-
feating the University OF Denver in
a spectacular game, Il 70 O. The
Aggies scored two touchdowns in the
final period
The Denver team. outweighed con-
siderably. upset the dope Of an easy
victory for the farmers through three
grueling periods Of play in which
they gained more ground from scrim-
mage than the champions Worn
out at this stage by the iucessant
pounding OF their heavier opponents
and reinforcement brought against
them in the person OF Fred Harris
borne, star halfback. the last period
eventually turned the tide.
in the final ten minutes OF play,
Gibson. Of D. e, was forced TO punt
from his five yard line. The kick was
spectacular line plunging by Harts-
horne, the latter carried the bail
over the goal line Ratekin kicked
goal
A few moments later Duane Harts-
horne, older brother OF Fred. picked
up a tumble and ran forty yards for
a touchdown Gibson, Mitchell and
Williams starred in the Denver back
field McCauley, quarterback, was
forced from the game from injuries in
the third period. but his position was
ably filled by Sullivan
Following the contest Aggie stu
dents formed a parade and demon
stration through the downtown
streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
Schools May
Have Conference

Denison. Tex WOW 2t-Tf present
plans are successful north Texas high
schools VIII be Incorporated in q
north Texas conference and athletics
OF the schools viii be put under the
control of a central organization Sc
lected by the members OF the con-
ference
Coach sam Mcmillan. physical d.
rector Of the Denison public schools
Is originator Of the plan and other
schools OF the district have received
his proposal with such enthusiasm
that a meeting Of the schools viii be
called soon after the close Of the foot
ball season Cor The preliminary dis
cussiou-
In addition 10 Denison. 0IcKin-
nev. Bonham. Sherman. Whiteright.
Whiresb0ro and Leuton high schools
have taken an interest in the place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
CORNHUSKERS
LOSE TO
WASHINGTON

Lincoln, Neb-. NOV. z6--By the scant
margin Of a single point, Washington
state College Of Pullman. Thursday
defeated Nebraska on the football
field in = game that wound I'D the
locals season. The final score was
p TO 20, and il pretty accurately
measured the strength Of the two
elevens- Outpiayed at the start BY
the heavier Nebraska men. Washing
ton spurted and before the game was
ten minutes old reversed the early
showing.
Nebraska's initial touchdown came
within the first four minutes OF actual
play. A forward pass by Washington
was intercepted by fuliback Dale
who made a clean catch. and lodging
the tackles. skirted leftend. shook
off Interference and with splendid
Interference, ran so yards for
touchdown. Day kicked an easy goal
and Nebraskas spirits rose high
Then came the surprise, Washington
state which had been expected TO
play the open, aerial game, settled
down to hard. straight football
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

won the title. The Fl Paso team had
the bal within striking distance OF
the local goal a number OF times.
but were never able 20 shove IL
across At one time the visitors we're
forced 70 punt from their own three
yard line.
some Of the stars.
Springer. Slaughter. and IN fat
every member OF the Tiger team put
up the strong game expected OF them.
Farrell fullhack OF the Duke CITY
team, was the star OF the game from
local standpoint He WIS in the
battle every moment and made a
NUMBER OF rams as a result OF trick
plays which netted much territory.
Members OF both teams were re-
peatedly cheered for their cieancut
playing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
JACKSON WINS
OVER BROCK IN
SCRAPPY BOUT

Philadelphia, Pa, nov. 26--Willie
Jackson. New York; Lew Tender.
Philadelphia; Gene Tunney. light
heavyweight champion OF the A. T.
F.. and Jack Leslie. indianapolis.
heavyweight. were the victors today
in Thanksgiving day boxing matte
nees here. Twentv-one bouts were
staged at four athletic clubs
Jackson won from Matt Brock OF
Cleveland in the fourth round OF a
scheduled eight-rOund bout. the ref
cree stopping the bout 10 save Brock
from further punishment. Jackson
weighed 1873 and Brock 121 pounds
Tender easily defeated Johnny Till
man OF Minneapolis in an eight-round
bout Tender led all the way and
had Tillm5n wohbly in the seventh.
Tunney beat Leo Houck OF Ian
caster by a slight margin in six
rounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
AGGIES LOSE TO STATE. VARSITY
LAST QUARTER RALLY WINS GAME

A USTIN, Texas. Nov. 26-FootbaI
n history was made here today
when the Texas State University
football eleven won the state title
by a cleancut defeat Of the Aggies.
score seven 70 three. The final and
deciding score Of the game was made
IN the last quarter as q result Of
triple plays Dominguez to Barry to
Dennis. The latter carried the ban
within one yard OF the Aggie goal
and then took &c over for the win
ming score. Capt Maxey Hart kicked
goal.
The game was played before the
greatest crowd that has ever vrit-
messed a game between the two
teams. The Aggies scored during the
first half Of the contest when Morris
kicked field goal following a futile
attempt 70 break the Texas line.
The liueups.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
.:GBLETS:-
Lest He Forgot.

Dear Tad-Thinking that the man
ager Of Carpenter may have forgot
ten some tough eggs for his man to
fight, am writing out a couple.
Vow that he beat the uon-hearted
Levinsky with a push there's some
more for hin.
Ole Anderson, Arthur Pelky. Al
Roberts. Bear Cat" Tom -afoNiaho-
Boer Rodel. Wild Burt KENNY. lin
Flynn and Peter Maher.
Yours respectfully.
Kiss The Canvas Mac.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
TEXANS WINDUP 20
SEASON BY TAKING
GAME FROM BASE
By BID RUrHERFoRD.

own 25-yard line after a succession
OF punts and a successful pas7- Inc
army then received a penalty OF l9
yards for holding and the Miners nad
the bail on the Hospital 1z-yarc Inc
FOR first down
Two line bucks brought Il TO
within a few feet and EdWardu
skipped across. The Miners came
right back after receiving the
kick and matched the touchdown
with another when Edwards
raced - yards after he had re-
eeived an accurate pass from
Bennett The lntter'a work IN
accurately hurting the oval was
something else noteworthy and
he Eof away with IL a number OF
times when Il seemed a. n the
Hospital defence had frightened
10 sueh a degree that puHssag
was impossible
No more scoring marred the Sc
reneness % the evening until the
third oulrrer when Edwards chased
100 yards for the touchdown, which
was rot a touchdown At all. It
didn't make much difference. how
ever s. Edwards got a chance to
take 81 over a short time later when.
after q succession Of forward passes.
he went over from the l2-yard line
again This ended the scoring with
the exception OF Binford's run or As
received a forward pass The over
head game OF the Mines was about
the best we have seen yet with the
exception OF that perfected by the
High Tigers and q worked in the
majority o. instances IL was at
tempted, which is something rare in
itself
Hospital Fought GameIy.
And the hospital team did not show
a bad second in this particular de-
partment itself as il gained more
than 50 yards IN three consecutive
passes and lost the bail only when
one Of them. went across the goal
line and had to be taken back 70 the
20-yard line. where the BAN was put
in play with the opposing side in pos
session Of It.
quite a scare was thrown into
the ranks OF the Mines aEEreEn-
tiOu By the three passes bur the
defence tiEheened sufficIently 70
hold the hospital team within IS
yards Of the goal Afue u1d Tier
came the singular pass viii the
had reEuifE- The Wines on the
other hand made thelrs couut
for something and had an ndrnn-
taEe ever the army boys in thar
they had the breaks in this re-
spert, n anything
The lineup and summary
fdleplla4 Position EIreF
shy --E r--------s-|s ------- Peterson
LEE end
Rove -.-..---------.. Joe Bernett feapt3
Left tackle.
-Ne"ll--n ---------- ----------.-. ec1insol
Left guard
-oiq1ll1o --.-.---.- $500. White
Center.
Mccain -..-.-----.....- EalIsv
Right Eua-d.
Right taczla
f'iaeur- ----.-.-,.--- .------- ------ Hs-tmaz
Rshr end
! inilh t-apt) --------,.-------- G. Bsnnatt
Young ----A $780, --------.-- Moran
Lsft halE
Right nalE
anar1 .-.-------..--... Binford
FuiIhacE.
Score By quarters rs
Vines ------------- Il Is
Base Hospital 800
sahs-tturious- Mines Olson for Pstsrson-
llllen for Morgan Howell for Ballau-
y OK FOR Robinson Jensen for Hartman
Oftleials- Referee. Craig fColhyls um-
fire English 60 s. A.. feId Judge. var
Ter " n L)7 head unesman. D-er Cru-
anal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

DanvilIe. Ky. Nov. 26.-Sweeping
away every obstacle the football
eleven OF Centre College. Danville.
ky, piled up a 103 70 0 win Thursday
over Georgetown College. a kentucky
rival The praying colonies" again
demonstrated their wonderful aerial
attack and mixed IL with line plunges
at viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
RECORD TINE IN AERO CUP RACE
THREE MILES A MINUTE LIMIT

HFINEOLA, n y Nov. 26.-Flying
WI at a speed Of virtually three
miles q minute, Lieut. C. c. Mos
ley. plotting an American made YER
Vilie-Paclard army plane, won the
FIRST Pulitzer trophy aeronauticaI
race Thursday against q field Of "a
starters he covered the course OF
slightly more than 152 miles In a
minutes, 20 57-100th seconds, an
average speed Of approximately 178
miles an hour.
Some Record.
Officials OF the aero Club OF
America, which conducted the race,
first having estimated the course as
44g miles in length, announced inn
mediately after the race that Nose
ley,s average speed was 1854 miles
an hour new worlds record. How
ever, a careful rescaling Of the Off
cial map showed that the laps were
slightly mere than 30 niles In length.
instead OF s. the average speed on
tne corrected length being cut down
10 miles an hour
The present worlds aviation
speed record IS held By sadl Le-
colutes winner OF the recent Cor
don Bennett trophy race in
France who averaged Isl miles
an hour In a special contest at
villa Coublays near Paris.
laur H. T. Hartuey, flying an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

salt Lake City. Utah. Nov. 26.-The
Utah Aggies doWned the University Of
Utah here Thursday to 3. in a hard
fought battle All OF the points were
made from field goals. captain Clyde
Worley kicking three from placement
A tumble in the third quarter paved
Tie way for the Winning goal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

Douglas. Ariz- Nov. 26.-Douglss
high school defeated Bisbee high
school. 2 10 0, IN a football game here
Thursday. Douglas lost only one
game during the season. suffering
its sole defeat at the hands OF the
Tucson high school eleven.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

New York. Nov. 25.-Men OF the
financial district are going TO have
their own athletic associations. Steps
have been taken by members Of the
stock exchange and their employees
70 form the Wall Street Athletic asso-
citation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

Berkeley, Calf. Nov. 26.-The Pa
clfic fleet football eleven defeated
the Olympic club OF san Francisco
70 Q. Dodson. former University
2L Nebraska captain. was the star for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
FOOTR4TT, TROpHY

london, Eng. Nov. 26.-Lord How
ard De Walden has presented a val
liable silver cup standing ~ feet
high. and gold medals, to be COM
pered for by at least four English
league teams Immediately on conclu-
sion Of the present campaign in May.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

Colorado Springs. Colo, Nov. "a
colorado College Thursday staged a
rally In the last half OF the annual
football contest with the School OF
Mines and defeated the ore diggers,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

VI AAAa q Fl u r - ' AAAWA
Indianapolis. Ind. Nov 26.-Mar-
quette University with a superior Of
fensive play. defeated Wabash Col
lege Thursday q to 2. The only
wabash touchdown came IN the sec
ond period when Aul ran As yards
after grabbing a blocked kick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

Washington. Pa, Nov. 26.-With a
reversal Of form entirely unexpected.
Washington and Jefferson College de-
feated West Virginia University By
a score Of 28 TO o here Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26
AGGIEs lose no NoTRr D,,,r

East Lansing Mich. Nov. 26.-Out-
playing the Michigan Aggies in every
ae parlment Of the game. Notre Danes
football eleven added another vfcfor,-
10 its string Thursday, % 10 o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-26

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Lots OF pei
IN culiar things happen IN the rae
ing game Some can be explaineC: :
others cannot Among the latter
may be recorded the breaking Of a
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-16
OLD HICKORY CLUB
is REORGANIZING
Name Committee of Democrats
to Supervise Activity.

Thomas S. Meeker, Fred Shumaker.
Nicholas Steinmetz and ]. o. Vanier have
been appointed as a committee to take
charge Of the reorganization of the Old
Hickory Democratic Club.
Thomas D. MCGEE, temporary president
Of the organization. made the appoint
ments last night at the preliminary re-
organization meeting held in the Dennison
Hotel
another meeting is scheduled for the
club. to be held Wednesday night in the
Dennison Hotel
Speaking before the National Fedora
ton Of Rural Letter Carriers, in their
convention yesterday, in the Denison
Hotel. Thomas Taggart, Democratic can
didate for United States Senator, pledged
himself to do all in his power, if elected.
10 benefit the postal employees
7 was carrier once, and appreciate
the responsibilities that you assume, y
said Mr.. Taggart
Members of the G. o. p. Travelers'
League viii make a pilgrimage to Marion,
O., Sept. %, and will hear special talk
on Business by the Republican presi-
Dental nominee.
Homer Beals of NobIesviIIe is president
Of the league, and Harry L. Jones is Sec
rotary.
It is said more than 800 travelling men
and other Hoosiers have signed up to
make the trip.