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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
HENLEY TAKES
NORTH RANDALL EVENT
DR.. Cooper Wins Both Divi-
sions of 2:08 Class Race
NJ Gloro1on<l
Try Associated Press.l

CLEVELAND. Aug. s.-Dr. T. l..
G G%,p, Of n Pa "a Gh,o' won ho,h
her" thiF season. when his Peter
Henley captured tn" Leader. purse
$4,000 fea,ur" OF today's Grand Circuit
racing program. az North Randall. II
Mas tho only event OF the day TO be
decided Ia straigh, heats.
Peter Henley was driven by Harry
swect which won tho Edwards pacc.
FOR, EOS class. AZ tho July meeting.
TO-DAY Charley swce, finished second
Icy out In tho third heat, Hal Bee Won
In a driving finish from Charley
Sweet aud Wrack
heat event. each ~ which Furnished
close finishes except tn" fourth. THAI
was won hy John Henry handily from
Tramp safe.
Only four OF tho six scheduled
ovcnts were decided today. Tho
track was left in Ind condition
hy, r"atcrday's rain ana It was lat"
I" permit racing. Il was then decided
!" put til" PA trot and tho thr""-
,.r ola trot over until tomorr"w.
hy N" tim" tn" Leader stake Was
raced I, was very fart,
bictohcr. which started In Who 2:oo
,rct vas barred from the hct,lnI. tho
judges being unable 10 establish tho
Kclding's Identity to their satistnc-
t!un.
90! Glaze ,,cipu. pu,~ Z, ,no
John IInury l. " ~ WiiLos
tCoNp a3l1
Roger g on q ~. Mater =
II:raklrc, - Q,
Trampsnfc ro n nv Tram
fast tStokoyt sIb .
RUM p,trh n m nv T'wink
ling Dan CvnJ.ntI,cI p5 AZ
Parker n"y y hy rorce,
Inor-D ,ro-o
Logan Uedccwood alec s,nr,nd
Ti,rn--o .oaio n.osIo p.oco
2.oSat -
2 % rl,a.. ,ro,,y,r ,u-v, e, aon
wor,hS, ,Whi,ot
Peter r:la,tr On. &. nv Ala
ton rf,omis) ... FL;
tEJ,,,.r =" ~ az , ,
ninG"". A. by rho Maraue
|N.r..ri, 49, "''-'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
SENATOR'S TAKE ONE
lllv Aesoc!atod rrcss.l

ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug. S-Southpaw
Ia chnry pitched airtigh. ball In INC
punches here today. and Warrington
defeated tho league Leading browns.
3 10 J. Zachary allowed but ON. hit
IN IN" hrSt nv" innings and six thorc-
aftcr Iio was helped along nv ,hrc.
d"uhl" PLAYS Tn" Nationals won by
hitting Davis ia the pinches Win
Ne" York losing. tho browns retain
ed their lead OF ono game. score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
Ross to Arrange Races
for State Fair Track

The racing committee OF ,h.,
Virginia state Fair Association
mas decided 10 have all running
races "a, 'hc fair in October. and
VIII engage James +. Ross, of
iiavre dc Grace. Md. as tho rarIn,.
secretary Mr.. ROSS served her.
Las year and gave general salts
faction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
REVISED VIRGINIA LEAGUE STANDINGS,
SHOWING WORK OF CLUBS IN DETAIL

Judge 90: Pruett. S,sler and Ger
"cr feck inpaugh. Harris and Judge
,.efi on hascs-- Washington. II. 81.
LOUIS, I. Base on balls-or Davis. 1.
Lhchary. i: Prnett. l. Struck out
Davis. In s: pructt. ] in /. Hit by
pitcher by Davis tHarrisJ. Wild
pitches Zachary and Davis Losing
pitchrr-Davis. tmpircs - Dinccn
and Morarity. Time. 200.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
DOUBLE WIN SHOvES
PIRATES UP A NOTCH
Pittsburgh Takes Third Place
by Annihilaling Bill Will
helms Phillics.
TRY Aseociatcd rrcss.l

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. S.-Pi.,s-
hurgh won double header from
Philadelphia today. 70 10 5 and to
3. The second game was tho tcn,h
straight victory for IN" Pirates. Tho
Pirates made - hits iu tho first game,
Russell getting 3 Ticrncy made 4
hits In "ach game. two Of them
hrm"rS in tho opening game. The
Pirates made 70 hits in the second
game. running their total FOR the
series 10 IS. In the three games
iittshurrh scored 81 runs Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
Gibson BEAT AS
Try Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. Aug S.--ChicaGo con-
,'h""a It's heavy hitting today aud
defeated Philadelphia Ia 4 COL
ms reading I'll" attack for the To-
us WIN iuur hits Robertson struck
ont nine NthlctiCs. and wns Give ,
tood support. running catch Ly.
S'runk In the last inning which =,
tfed IN" side. was n feature u.i-
,nnc. MAD" three of the visitors hits,
three runs. Score: "s az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
SHENANDOAH CIRCUIT
VOTES SPLIT SEASON
Special to Tn. Times

TSphCihI 70 Tho Tim cs- IllSpAtCh.I
STRASBC RG. VA. AUG S.-OffiCers
Of tn" Shena ndoah Valley Baseball
League. at regular meeting at
Woodstock. decided to divide tho
season and tho league Is To take a
team composed y! stars ~ the dI!-
fcr"nt clubs 10 play series Of games
with the all-stars nf IA" Blue Ridge
League i vote Is being taken on
tn" questions Of the nv. paid player
limit To each team. In the past only
four paid players we're allowed each
team In tho league.
Standing OF the Shenandoah Valley
.,Y,h F,.1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

summary: Earned runs-HiChm ond,
4: Wilson, 8 Two-has hits-Oidrinc.
Ccmisky. Roth. Finncgan and Miller.
Stolen bases-Dldrinc, Thompson.
Adams. Sacrifice hits IT. Oldring.
Thompson. Walters. Base on balls Pc
OF Hcarne. /: Dodson. .. Struck out
by Hearne, e: podson, :" Left on
s-Richmond. 6. Wilson. { Time
Black burn.
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lcNcinnh.

Boston ......,2 .T Olg sn6-l 2
Cleveland .OOg 600 iO3- &
Summary. Two-base hitS--Harris.
:: pratt. Fcw"tcr, 2. Mitchell. Guis,O.
Three base hits-Fcwstcr Harris
Home run-Speaker 90. stolen bases
-Fcwster. Pratt t:J. Sacrifices
l!grns, Walters. Evans Ie!t on bases
BOSTON. IL. Cleveland . Bas" on
wards .. H!ts-ofr Morton. IN :.
on Lindsey. In non~. pitched Ia
three onttcrs. on Edwards. IL in :.
HI by Ditch.r--by Earr. | 'Stephen-
SOM. Struck out---by Morton. 2 Ed
wards. :. Losing Morton.
Empires Evans and Gulir!c Time.
o:O5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
BOSTON BEAT INDIANS
iRy Associated Prces.l

CLEVELAND. ONO. Aug S-Bos-
ton scored At viii Against Cleveland
Of Harris. F"wstcr and Speaker ZEN
turned. The last named hitting tao
home runs over the riGh,-n"id wall.
th"r" hcinS no ono on base either
tIius- Sgnrp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
.fY COBB's HIT GIVES
DETROIT TIGERS GAME
Veteran Swaticr Pavcs Way
for Winning Run in
Eighth.
iny NesnNIntcd rrc.s-l

DETROIT MICH. Aug. S.-Dauss
hhd IN" best OF NAYS in pitchers
BATH" today. and Detroit defeated
New York, . 10 !. Cohb's single.
Nca"h's sacrifice. and Hcilmann's sin
gle IN IN" eighth inning produced
IN" winning run. Roth pitchers were
accorded HaWlcss tup,ort Scare.
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Totals
Philadelphia.


Rated for Meadows in third.
ha''"d for Singleton in seventh.
Waited for g. Smith in ninth.
HRan for Fletcher in ninth
Score hy innings: II
FittshIrEh 2oj 2no .,o IA
Philadelphia DOL ON ,Io 9
summary: Two base hits-Walkcr
russell. > Hamilton. Parkinson.
iraNn.r. Home runs-Ticrncv. .
Russell. Mokan. Stolen bascs-wu-
iihms. Russell. Double plays-J
smith To Parkinson to Lee. Left on
has Pittsburgh. .: philadelnhia
II Has" on ha!ls-or Meadows. /:
off Hamilton. | of Singleton. l.
struck "ut-hy Meadows. /; by Ham
il'on, 3 by SINGLETON. 3. Iits-off
Meadows. In innings; off Single
ton. IL In innings; off g Smith. 6
in innings. Hit by pitchcr-hv
SlnEleton NnssclD, by Hamilton
'Williamsp. W.ld pitch-Si Singleton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
American AssoclutIon,

IndianapoIis. O; Minneapolis. 3
Louis vile. &; St Paul, s eleven
Toledo. 2 milwaukee,. 2
'pthcrs not sch.dulcdD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
GIANTS DROP ONE

Tho Tate AllStars. of Cincinnati.
cN"ncd the series with tho Richmond
''Inis yesterday at Mayo Island Park.
wlaRnE, I" ! The teams meet
again today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

..otaiS .......:.. ..3S 6 IL 81 .
Ratted for Galloway in sixth.
matted for Schccr In ninth.
I;atcd for Dykes in ninth
Score by innings: 70
philadelphia ... n3l 0oO ma
Chicago . DnJ no, - :.
summary TwN-h base hits Sheeiy.
nteimach Dykes FAIR I2), GALLOWAY
n.a, 81, NIX ihus"r. Stolen
hases-Collins. Sacrifice - Wclch.
l,""nic plaE,M MILLER 20 iiauscr. Left
on bases Philadclphia 5, Cbicorn
10 Base on halls--off Robertson, >
H"imnch. Struck out-hy Rohcri
son. ? Wild pttch-Hcimnch. I'm
P!..ee Na'iih ana Connolly. Time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
RICHMOND IS VICTOR
IN ERRORLESS GAME
Bunched Hits in Seventh In.
ming Put Two Across
Home Plate.
DoDsOS STRIKES oIr NINE
hichmond TWtrlcr only Allows
l.enEnc Leaders Si> Hits. While
Bunny IIcarnr Yields Ten, Inciud-
ing Three Two Iinsr nlous

Especial TO Tho Times-pispa,ch.

Especial TO The Times pispatch.l
WILSON. Aug. Sin an crrorlesS
game today itichuLsnd Won. from WI
son b. punching Its in the seventh
inning for two runs. which was the
margin necessary TO win. podson
pitched strong game for the Colts.
allowing only six hits and striking
out ninc battcrs Miller broke his
leg trying 70 stretch q two base hit
in the eighth inning. and will he out
Tor the res; OF the season. The box
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
mt Chicago.
Washington at ST. Louis,
New York nj Detroit.
Boston nj ClcyeInnd
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summary: TTO-basc hits-Cirimes,
l. Miller. Threc-hase hits--FriherE.
Schmandt Sacrifices Grimes.
Lief; on bases-Chicapo 6; Brooklyn.
:. FaSe on balls off Aldridge. |:
on keuther, 3. SIruck out-hy. AID
Klein and Sente!Ie. Tine. 1871.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

summary: Two haso hlts'DT'!pp.
Ward. Stolen base V"ach SncriHcos
-Cutshnw 90, HaSelcr Vrach.
Schanr. Pipp Double u,aye-R!g.
n"N. Cutshaw and Hluo. tUt~haw and
bil"; Mays. Scott and ripp: SChang
scott and ripp. Loft on bases New
York: b; Detroit, $. las" on balls
off Mays. . naUSs. / Struck out
nE MAYS. ); Dauss. . Impir"s
iiildcbrand and owens Time. i:5i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

>. Losing pitchor-Neadows I'm
ptrcs-Quiglcy and Moran Time
EGO.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
thtrnGo. a.: PhiindciphIn. {.
pctr"it. =; New York, 1.
cleveland. Is; Boston, Is.
ST Louis. IL Washington. 2.
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DODSON PITCHES STRONG GAME AND cor rs
League Toppers Again Take Colts Dust
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Weafer Out With Bad Knee Rube Reports
by EARLE LUTZ

nn crippled lineup Richmond turned in
au on hn WINE he famed nine Both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

Neaer Is out for Odrns
holding
terday, with Keller o the game 800 80 So '' '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

1fnth has officially announced
,l.'oo 30 the mound department
''?' me men were due to arrive in Wilson yesterday.
nond nit hard behind yesterday In the ten hits woro
att 80 49, ''"'S Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

thothe
ehea ID! oorlnG member
""' ''' ''"' eau
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South Atlanti.

South Atlantic.
augusta. 3-3. Columbia. A..
Charlotte. 3 Grcenv!l!e, ]
'harlaston-Spa rtanburg, rain.
Flnridn State League.
Jacksonville. Sc. orlando, 20.
lsyiona. 9: ST. Petersburg. IA.
Tampa. 8: Lakeland. ..
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Totals ......a2 3 -
81. i.Oui
Totals ...........3l % 10
.kaiied FOR Davis In eickih
Natten TOT laws IN eighth.
Tran for NnnGilder in eighth.

Score by innings: r.
Washington ........ oh0 ITO nlO-3
St Louis ........... 900 600 GlO--I
summary: Two-bcsc hits-Ricc
Sisler. stolen bases-Harris ~.
Sacriflces--Goslin. Picinich. Judge
Double playS-Shanks. Harris and
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Standing OF the Shenandoah Valley
Piedmont I,cnrue.

fieumoht iIenSue.
Raleigh. 6: Greensboro. 4
High Point. 3. Durham. .
Winston Salem. :. Danville, ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
IhIiaH"lriin. 81; Phittburgh, ID-T
brook Iyn. l; thi"ngn 4
Ne" i"rk, .: 'incinnnti :;
bUktOn-st. Louis wei rynund,
STANDING OF, CLUI

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. Louis at Boston,
Chicago at Brooklyn
Cincinnati mt New York.
PittnbsrRh at PhiIad elphta
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Southern Association.

I.lftIc KoCk. a-S. AtIntn. n-lS.
Cha ttanocGa, o. Mobile. G.
Nashville, 4. birmingham. Is.
Mem phis. - New Orleans, \
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Totals
Richmond Giants.

summary Two-b base hits--Ronner
Lindsey. Home run-raylor. stolen
na Mitchell Double play-Strone
/" Johnson Ia Bonner. Left on bases
Tate All-Stnrs. .: Richmond. 3
5irSt base ON crror-All- Stars !:
richmond. 2 Bases on halls,off
strong. ., off Mitchell. O. H.ts-off
strong. ; in innings. on Mitchell
= IN innings. Struck out-hv strong
!: ny Mitchell, :. Time OF game 40
| sharp.
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10
TRatt"d for .. Smith In ninth.
Score by innings: r
Pittsburgh nnI o,I nin :
Philadelphia 600 oil onI-2
summary: Two-hase hits-Carey.
MaranvillN Russell. .. Tierncy. Tray
nor. Sacriiccs--IIcnlin". Mokan.
Double plays Walker to Leslie. I.cf,
ON base -pi,tsburrh. "a: rhilndci
rhia. :. Has" on halle-or Winters.
/; off Morrison. .; off g. Smith. /.
struck out--hy Winters. |: by Nor
rlson. .: by q. Smith. . Hits--orf
Winters. II in > innings; @. Smith. 5
III innings Losing pitchcr-WIn-
tors. Ump!res-Moran and ouiplcy
Ti,ne-l:35
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Totals
philadelphia.

'Fatted for Winters in MIN.
TRatt"d for -. Smith In ninth.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-08
Must Pay Tax On Your Automobile

Mldison--Owners of automobiles
will find that the assessors of ii
comes in the state are thoroughly
posted on the kind of a car they
own, when the new tax rolls are
made out. Under the new licensing
plan devised by Elmer S. Hall
secretary of state, the state tax
COMMISSION receives copies of the
licensing card index blanks, as they
are filled out. The tax commission
will divide these up according to
the districts of the state and all as.
SCISSORS Of income will receive this
information some time this summer.
In past years a check on the
number Of automobiles reported by
the ASSESSOR of income was always
few thousand short of the number
reported as licensed at the office Of
the secretary Of state
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-08
To Erect New Mine Buildings.

Oglebay. Norton < Co. plans to
erect one-story, 6re-proof change
house, 90 feet by 100 feet in size at
No. S shaft, Montreal mine. The
building willhave concrete founda-
ton, brick walls, and steel roof
trusses. The main entrance will
be in the west end of the building.
In the northwest corner Of the
building will be a captains office,
and a captains and engineers
change room. In the southwest
corner will be timekeepers' office,
and shift boss change room. A
hall separating the timekeepers'
and captains offices will lead from
the entrance to the shower, locker,
and first aid rooms in the rear. On
the south side of the building will
be locker room containing 3t5
lockers for street clothes. A similar
room for working clothes will be on
the north side of the building. Be
tween the two locker rooms will be
two first aid rooms and a shower
room.
Oglcbay, Norton K Co. also in,
tends to erect a combined carpenter,
blacksmith, and machine shop at its
Eureka mine at Ramsay, Mich.
A combined shop building has been
in use at the Montreal mine for
several years, and the decreased
heating costs made possible by
having all shops under one roof
have resulted in the adoption of
this type of building as standard,
on the Gogebic range at least -
Ironwood Times.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-08

of the OglebAy Norton company,
owners of the Montreal mine, at
Chicago. 1t is expected that by
that time 500 men will be on the
payrolls at this property. More
men were taken on during the week
and the forces will be increased
from time to time until the normal
number of men employed has been
reached. A force of about 200
men has been employ ed half time
during the winter and these will be
placed on full time and more men
taken on.
Considerable exploratory and
development has been in progress
at the Montreal mine during the
winter, including the sinking of a
new shaft. 1t is believed that the
increased operations will mean that
this work will be carried on even
more extensively in addition to
mining and hosting ore. That
preparations will be made to take
care of large crew is indicated by
the fact that a new brick change
house will be erected at this pro
perty.
1t is believed that the plans for
increased activities at the Montreal
also affect the Ottawa, the property
adjoining the Montreal on the east
and owned and operated by the
same company.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-08
Township Results.

Below are the results of election in
the townships In the county for the
offices for which there were contests
Anderson-Supervisor. Henry Peter
son -, Max Mahoske 30. Justice of
the peace. J X. Smyth 81, George
Peterson IA, w. F.. Bruegge IS.
Alexander Berg AZ. Constables, Theo-
dore Anderson 81, Vincent Flateau
40, John Kammerer "A, Frank Moerke
Y.
Kimball-Superyisor, Eli Ola 40,
Matt Xvi 81. Treasurer, Eayer Hariu
81, John Nikula 40.
neutrality-suspicious., J. +. Jackson
100, August Rigotti 40. Treasurer
Fred Rosendahl 152, Battista ObertC
IS. Constables, George Bergland 81
John + Hardy l07, Matt f. Mandolin
81, Promo Delfaro .. Highway com
missioner, Frank Formalo 1870, Mat
Myllykangas ia.
Mercer Supervisor, Chas. Harper
%, George LaPorte AZ. Treasurer
John Kampe 81, Arthur EYenson A.
Oma Supervisor, Victor Salo 81
Alex Korpela 50 Clerk, Jacob Hi
! Sc, Werner Hendrickson "a. Car
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-08
ULL TIME AND LARGER
FORCE AT MONTREAL
Preparations Are Being Made to Re-
sumo Normal Production. Full
Crew About the Middle of
May.

The latest encouraging news in.
i dicating that the iron ore mining
Of Business may be expected to soon
ed get back to normal is the announce.
n ment that orders have been issued
e for increased activities at the Mon
= Zeal mine. The men now working
BALI time will be put on full time
and the forces will be added to un-
% Ill normal production has been
reached.
i The announcement affecting op.
n stations at the Montreal, coming
e light on the heels of the news that
e four million tons of ore will be
shipped from the Gogebic range
zines the coming season, has
+ gwen a much brighter aspect to
b the future industrial situation on
e The range.
'c9 That the Montreal mine will
rsach normal production about the
= fiddle of next month was the pre-
h fiction made by range officials OF
,oc fhe company upon their return from
he aconterence with Cleveland heads
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-08

Lorrain 20, Treasurer, Chas. Thomp-
son 96. Kate Saari 81, John Koski 81,
Jacob Sward ,. Assessor, Matt
Annala 81, John Ketola Is, Matt
SOrvari 10, Constables. August
silvola IS, Hjalmer Thompson 90,
John Koski As, Victor Antintupa A,
Andrew Kalliomaa 81.
Saxon-Supervisor, Ed. Murdoch
1875, Joe Rostollam 48, Treasurer
Ed. Fafford. Jr., l02, Vic J. Simon
40.
Sherman-Supervisor. J II Hall
"a, VIM. G. Hughes 10, Frank Bardon
5. Clerk, Henry Vonderhied n, f.
a. Ware Is. Assessor. John Feely
%. Ed. Ledvina 10.
Quincy Supervisor, John Lund-
gren SO. Albert Johnson 29. Clerk,
James Miller 80, Roal Peterson %.
Treasurer, Robert lnnis So, Frank
Hodek So. Assessor. David Hardie
IS. Albert Edwards "a.
Montreal-SuperyisOr, Joseph Or
SOM II, John Bracket 50. Clerk,
VIM. Bertagnoli 20, George Geshel
"a. Treasurer, John Reinerio is,
Victor Cossette 81. Assessor, George
Bertagnoh 90, Peter Since 80, High
way commissioner. Anton CalW 20,
Battista Reinerio 50.
Carey-Supervisors, Arvid Nelson
and Andrew Nygaard. Assessor,
Andrew Nissila.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-08

Burr W. Jones, candidate for
state supreme court justice, carried
the county by big majority over
his opponent, John c. Kleist.
Burr polled GAS votes and Kleist
polled 422.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-08
COUNCIL WILL HAVE
SEVEN NEW ALDERMEN
Five Former COuncilmen, Candidates
for Reelection, Are Defeated
Light Vote Polled.

| As a result of the election in
Hurley seven new aldermen were
elected to the city council, FIVE
members of the retiring council be-
ing reelected. The new aldermen
are Henry Carter, Herman Ers.
pamer, Theodore Wiercinski, David
D. Reid, Bert Calligaro, Harry
Davia, and Jack DeFerro. The
hold overs are Chas. Bonino, P ].
Lancer, Matt Secor, Henry Coach
and James Colosimo.
In the first ward Henry Carter
defeated Nicolas Bonacci and Chas.
Bonino was reelected. Herman
Erspamer defeated Joseph Pollock
il the second ward and P. ] Lancer
was returned for another term
Theodore Wiercinski was elected
in the Third ward to take the
place of Domenic Rubatt, who did
not enter the race, with Matt Secor
as his teammate. There was a
neck and-neck race in the Fourth
ward between Arthur Emunson
and David Reid. The unofficial
count shows that Reid was elected
by two votes. Two new aldermen
Harry Davia and Bert Calligaro,
were chosen in the Fifth ward
former alderman Albert Collins be
ing the low man. James Colosimo
was re- elected in the Sixth ward
but former alderman Ben Berglund
was defeated by Jack DeFerro.
Mayor VIM. T. Lennon. un-
opposed, polled STA votes. +. NJ
Reible, only canidate for treasurer,
polled 457. P. H. Aspinwall was
elected justice of the peace and
Frank Nolan constable.
Alderman Arthur Emunson call
ed for a recount in the Fourth
ward, claiming that two votes
credited to David Reid are ques-
tionable. The matter was to be
decided at a meeting of the city
election canvassers last nigh.
Following is the vote for alder
men i'll the wards:
First Ward
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-27
At the Crescent

Today and tomorrow Louis NJ.
Granat, manager of the Crescent
theatre, offers five splendid vaude-
vile acts in addition to the regular
big feature picture program. Each
of these acts are h~eadliners n we
ask you to see this show n Judge
for Yourself. Manager Granat claims
today's entertainment to be bigger
and better than any similar show
in the city.
The vaudeville program consists
of The Royal Dancers, a great act;
Bob Leighton & Company. a sur
prise novelty: Dave Gardner, COM
| edian; Hip Raymond & Company,
| surprise novelty; Gallagher & Stew
| art, funmakers. The picture Is The
Place of Honeymoons." featuring
| Emily Stevens. AS an added attrac-
! ton there is the usual dancing con-
test.
1.-THE Place of Honeymoons' is
| chock full of human interest and
| fairly trimming over with romance
| and love. the STORY carries with it
that direct appeal to old age as well
as youth and it can be said to rank
| among the best that has been shown
upon a local screen in some time.