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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
POLICE SEIZE
SHIPS BOOZE
Arrest One Man, but Vessel
Makes Escape

Surprised in tho act OF unloading
a cargo OF smuggled whisky at tho
King & swinge dock, early Friday
morning. a swift rum-running ship
successfully eluded squad Of police
when they attempted to capture tho
craft. The police. however. seized .
truck loaded with 20 cases Of high
grade imported liquor and arrested
L. J. Christopher. a5. mechanic
Christopher was held In lieu OF $500
bail.
The police about midnight received
tip that the booze runner would
land at tho dock. and several officers
were detailed TO effect its capture.
They waited until o'clock Friday
morning. when the boat drew along
side and started piling liquor on the
wharf.
They rushed down the dock, but
the booze runners saw them coming
and drew away into the harbor, rum
ming without lights. Christopher
was trapped and readily surrendered.
Fred Erickson. 40. 5212 Mayflower
ave-. was arrested in another raid by
the police dry squad. The officers
searched his home. finding corl-
plete still. 500 gallons OF mash and
80 gallons OF moonshine. Erickson
was held for $3.50 bail Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
new FACTORY
Fer SEATTLE
Cast Stone Plant to Start
Within 80 Days

The Concrete Products Co. is Sc
attie's first baby industry for 1924.
The company has purchased a site
on Leary ave, north OF Lake VAST
ington. It was announced Friday. A
three-story building. 100xl50. will be
erected. A product known as PA
cific cast stone win be manufac-
tured.
A. W. Swartz manager and prin-
cipal owner OF the company. said
Friday that his concern has the con.
tract for cut cast stone for the new
University library. Contracts also
are held in Everett and Mount ver-
non. Factories at present are opcr-
ated at Everett. Wenatchee and
Yakima.
Tho new plant will be In opera
ton in a month. Fifty men win
DO employed at the start. Ten
skilled workmen and their families
will be brought from the East. Two
families already have arrived from
New Haven. Conn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
by SAM GR0FF

Life was Just one grand. sweet
song for william Ellis and his
wife. Julia, both colorcd. until
the proverbInl serpent. In the
form OF an ancient. secondhand
auto. entered the garden of
Eden.
william and Julia were both
pinched for staging a private
battle in public. at 18th ave. $.
and jackson ST.. according 10
patrolmen ]. y. orser and q. a.
Storaasli.
They faced Judge John u.
Gordon in police court Thurs
day.
Quoth william: 1T all start.
cd over that ding busted old cnh,
jedge. Y see. IT was like this"
Here his wife broke in: HE
done took that cab and sold II
foh ,12, youah honor, after I
had sold all my furniture to buy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Sell Three Apples
to One Sold
Now, Plan

YAKIMA. Wash. Jan IL
Americans arc going 10 eat three ap.
pies 10 every one they're eating now.
II an advertising plan by Washing.
ton growers Is carried out. Con.
WINGED that they can create a greater
demand for apples by advertising,
growers are going out to triple con
sumption.
Tho Yakima valley alone produced
about 1880 cars OF apples this sea.
son-hundreds OF cars over the est.
mate because Of the unusual size OF
tho fruit. Growers havo received
their money for about 1000 cars; the
rest are In stroage. either here or in
Eastern and Mid.western points.
TOO MANY SALES AT
NICKEL OK A DIME
I'VE have got to teach our East
ern and Afid.wostern customers 70
buy by the box" said one old com.
mission man. Back there they sell
apples by the nickel and dime. and
It's too costly. Selling a box Of 15s
apples, one or two at a time. sends
the price up 10 the consumer. That
means fewer apples sold
what we must do is educate folks
into buying by tho box Then they
can and wiii--huy more apples and
buy them In much shorter period .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Baby Offered
by Mother to
Be Cared for
Yakima ks Will
Look Out for Tot
After 1t Is Born .

Yakima viii care for It's unborn
baby" whose mother appealed thru
The Star for home for II. declaring
she and her husband wero unable 10
give Il proper care. Tho baby viii
bo adopted into a Yakima homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Clark. the
mother and father. live on n ranch
20 miles from Yakima. where Clark
ia employed. They have two chill
dren, but claim tc5 Be unable 20 sup
port tho third.
Yakima IL divided on the case.
some uphoiding the parents as taking
tho only soiutlon. others declaring
that the clarks should. by hook or BY
crook, keep their family together
somehow.
More than score OF Yakima peo-
plo offered to adopt the baby and one
Of these has been chosen. II was
thought better. during the infants
first weeks. TO keep Il close TO It's
mother and for that reason n Yakima
family was chosen In preference TO
one from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Wife Didn't Mind Beating But Hated t
See Auto Sold for S12

II with. l done paid $3.50 for
that there automobeel.
"Ah done jumped him bout
sellin' that cab for sl2, and then
the fight got started. All don't
mind him hittin' me. cause All
fights right back. but him a-sell.
in that cah for
ledge" broke In William.
"Ah paid out scads of money for
repairs on that machine. First
the front end OF II fell out and
then the back end OF IL would
get lost. 1t was JUS one dcrn
thing efter another. SO All fig
gered we better get rid OF 1t.
and All sold II for the mos
what All could get"
We'll" ruminated the judge,
you're going to get more than
that out of II. or my name is
mud. You're going TO get GO
days in Jail. in addition Next
caser'
fEDrawing by Sam Croft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
EATS TWO MILES OF
SPAGHETTI AND WINS
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

KANSAS CITY. No. Jan. Is
IN Frank Bafacio today held the
worlds spaghottl-eatlng cham.
plonship. Hc ate the longest meal
on record. 1855 feet OF Italian
''aaparagus. at tho annual ban.
quot OF Little Italy hero last
night.
Tho new champion pitched
moro than two miles OF spaghetti
In hours and "a minutes. ouidls.
taEcing Water Randazxo. the
former champion.
Randnxzo collapsed ono hour
and "a minutes after the compe.
titIop started.
Up 20 the time that he passed
out. Randazxo. whose forte Is
speed. pitched an average OF 1000
feet OF spaghetti each seven min.
utes. Ho had consumed 1851
feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18

Ter hotel said he VIII fight the order
OF the court in the supreme court of
the state.
I'VE shall operate as heretofore"
Savage said.
A special meeting of the board of
directors of the Hippodrome Co. will
be held at 2 p. m. Friday to discuss
further action.
ANY attempt TO hold Sunday
dances will be met by arrest of the
proprietor" Chief OF Police w. Il.
Severyns said Friday.
The court decision terminated the
temporary injunetions under which
the two dance halls have been oper-
ating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
TERM In
JAIL FOR
SPEEDER /!
Reckless Driving
Charged to Two
Men; Search for
Two More

Miss Ailesn Kyilonen. 10. Of 400
Pontius ave. was recovering Friday
nom injuries received Thursday
night when she Was struck by an
automobile az 10Th ave. N. and Pros
pect st.. and thrown onto thu car
track In front Of an approaching
car. where sbs escaped death by
only a few inches.
Miss Kyllonsn wan running for a
street car and stepped In front Of
an automobile driven BY l. u. Mol.
son. 1905 nth ave. ~. Tho fender
OF tho car struck her body and
rolled her over onto tho tracks.
Tho approaching car was coming TO
stop Of the time OF the accident.
Otherwise tho girl would have been
ground under the wheels.
Nelson was booked on charge OF
reckless driving and was released
on his own recognlxanes.
Tho Kirl was taken TO the city
hospital. but was removed to her
homo Friday. Hho suffered from
bruises and a ncaip wound.
Constant DeGroo;e. is.ycnr.old
Kent rancher. was sent 20 jail for
ffvo days and fined $40 by Police
Judge John u. Gordon on charge
OF speeding 20 miles an hour on
Rainier blvd. DeCIroote. instead OF
forfcitIng ball. chose 10 plead guilty.
He filed notice OF appeal from the
sentence.
George A. Ferguson, s2io gath ave.
s. w. carpenter. was arrested for
alleged reckless driving in connection
with an auto accident In which his
car participated. q. c. Taylor, OF
tho trnfnc investigation bureau.
Turn TO Page 4. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Imitation Love Is
Failure, Birds
Prove

Today we call your attention %
a story OF true love. Our moral.
written at tho beginning OF the
story. ia that love must DO real and
that there Is no substitute for II.
To point our moral wa picture
two love birds. taken from Jacob
Raufmann's bird and pet shop a,
1910 First nv. They arc visitors
from Australia and West Africa.
This pair Of lovers has been to-
gether for month. Each knows
the others small foiblen. Each,
probably. ovcrlooks the Others bad
habits. Their love. like nil perfect
love. IN n series OF compromises.
II one OF these birds dies the
other win SIT desoIats and alone
Presently II win die OF hcartbrcak.
Many people will say: That is fool
Ish. The bird should get another
mate and be happy again"
Once. when ono OF valuable
pair OF love birds died. their owner
tried 10 console the living one by
placing n mirror In the cage. He
thought tho bird would mistake the
reflection for the real.
But tho reflection was cold. II
did not return the affection given
Il. Warm caresses were unre-
turned After few days the sur
vIving bird had pinned away. II re-
fused TO accept an imitation love.
Perhaps the loyo birds are foolish
for taking life so seriously. But
they are not moro foolish than
men and women who scatter their
love promiscuourly. instead OF con-
centrating IT. We would rather
know n man who died for love OF
a good woman than one who lightly
tossed his love aside upon occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Sunday Dance Law Is
Sustained by Court!
Hippodrome and Butler Hotel Lose;
Savage Defies Police

Attack by cabaret and dance hall
owners on seattle's Sunday closing
law met complete defeat before
Superior Court Judge J. 7. Ronald
late Thursday.
Two demurrers by the city against
complaints OF the Hlppodrome
Amusement Co. and the Butler
Hotel Co. were sustained by Judge
Ronald after hearing extended argu-
ments. Both complaints were dis
missed on grounds that tho court
had no jurisdiction. Tho city is en-
powered TO make whatever regula-
tory measures II pleases.
Manager John Savage of the But
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Grand Jury Takes Up
Race Gambling Probe
Investigates Booking Office in City
Where Horse Bets Are Made

where The hooking establishment
was in operation.
Robert Bobby Herman. special
Investigator for Chief OF Police
seyeryns, and patrolman a. j. Hill.
who had the beat in the south end
Of town where the alleged cstab-
llshment was located. both were
called before 5iio grand Jury late
Thursday
Rumors that indictments were
to be returned Friday morning
Turn 10 Page 4, Column -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
DRASTIC
ORDER IS
EXPECTED
Protect Lives and
Property Is Plan
of Officials in
Cabinet Session

WASHINGTON, Jan.
1S.-The United States
government has decided
to send warships to Mex
leo, the United Press
was informed today on
high authority.
The vessels will be
dispatched 10 the gulf of
Mexico, where revolu-
fionafy warships have i
blockaded the port Of
Tampico and have bonn
barded that place.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Is.-
Drastic action may be taken by
the American government to
combat the blockade declared
against TampIco by the DE In
Huerta rebel forces and 10 pro-
toot American lives and Inter.
ests, II was indicated today nj tho
state department
Officials stated that an announce
ment may be made public later In
the day by Secretary OF State
Hughes regarding action by the
United States.
The question was discussed today
by President Coolidge and his cab
met.
Tho sending OF more American
warships TO Tampioo was considered
In some quarters as the most like.
~ step by this country.
A final decision on the request
OF tho obregon government OF Mex
leo 10 pass troops over American
territory has not yet been reached.
a reply has been received from the
acting governor OF Texas asking for
further information concerning the
proposed passage OF Mexican troops.
It was declared at the state depart.
ment.
Following the cabinet meeting. Il
was learned Secretary Hughes was
authorized 10 make definite an
nouncemont later OF American pol.
Icy and further steps. These will
be taken in protection OF American
oil and other interests menaced by
the revolutionists' control of Tam.
pico and nearby oil fields, II was in.
dicated.
II was strongly intlmated Amer.
lean warships may be ordered today
10 Tampico.
American oil men with Mexican
holdings. II was announced. win
Turn TO Page 4, Column q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Tacoma Widow Is
Victim of Bandits

TACOMA, Jan. 1S.-Two youthful
appearing bandits. with faces
masked with handkerchiefs. entered
the home of Mrs. Caroline GarliclS. a
widow. here, this morning. held up
the woman and escaped with 5000 in
cash and l7-jewel gold watch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
BY JACK NELSON

Investigation OF an alleged book
mnklng establishment where bets
we're solicited on horse racing in
Tiajuane and Juarez, Mexico, was
resumed by the King county grand
jury Friday morning.
Rumors that the jurors were
probing the race track gambling
gained circulation following tho APP
peafanee in the grand jury corri-
doris Friday OF John u. Clancy.
said 10 be tie owner OF a hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18

Howdy, folks. This l. Thrift
week. Hoorayl Hoorayl
We'd love 20 celebrate Thrift week
and save lot OF money-if we only
had the money.
II you put dollar IN the bank. In
30 years. with compound interest. Il
viii amount 10 tl.s56.ss0. But who
In heck ever has dollarf
The only man we know who Il
really celebrating Thrift week Il the
man who decided Tuesday not TO
buy a secondhand car.
We bought 4 secondhand car
three weeks ago. II we hadn't
bought Il. and had saved tho money
we spent on repairs. we'd be mil.
llonalre today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
DON'T LAUGH
YOTprI. PE OLD
YOURSELF SOME
DAY, TOO

Portland woman hsl<s for divorce
because her husband tried TO cut off
her head with an ak.
Aren't women the tickle things?
Governor Hart says that when he
retires he is going to rewrite the
state school textbooks This viii
prove, once and for all. that he can
write.
The best criticism ever written OF
n movie actress is LIT Gee Gees sim.
pie phrase. Somebody ought to
crown herr
Wen. here uc drci
AJa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
NOT "PETTER,"
AYERS PASTOR
Minister Denies Charge He
Made Illicit Love
BY EDWARD c. DERR


CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.-Rev. Carl
d. Case. pastor OF the aristocratic
FRS, Baptist church. of Oak Park.
Chicago suburb. will go full length
TO dlsprovo the charge that he
"petted'' or made love to Mrs.
Charlotte C. Leland. friends made
II known today.
The Rev. Case was named core
spondent by Albert r. Leland,
wealthy Oak Park toy manufac-
turcr. Leland applied to the SUI
perior court for divorce late yes
terday. naming the Rev. Case as
correspondent.
Members OF tho church board OF
trustees said they had looked into
the matter several weeks ago Mt
the request OF Leland. but said they
found no evidence against the
pngfnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
KILLED BY ALTO

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. I'm.
Gargoff. IS. whose residence and
occupation are unknown to police.
died at st. vinccnt's hospital today
from injuries received when he was
run down by an automobile last
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
LELAND PRODUCES /.
WIFE'S CONFESSION

The church board may reopen the
investigation, II was intimated. when
Leland produced what he called a
"ii.page confession" by Mrs. Leland.
The confession was placed before
Judge Charles II. Foell. OF the SUI
perior court. who promptly sup
pressed It.
Leland, who Is a son OF Rev. r.
c. Leland. Dewitt, Iowa, said he dis
covered his wife's attachment for
Rev. Case In November OF 1922. when
she gave him note to deliver to the
Turn TO Page 4. Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON
IVY CLUB

Movie directors who have
their pictures taken dressed In
riding breeches and puttees.
The weather has been so cold IN
Los Angeles for several days that
the natives have begun 10 bras
about Il.
A bandit held up dining car con
ductor in fss car just outside the
Chicago station. A dining car is the
easiest place in the world for a hold
up. We know: we've been held up In
one many times.
LIT Gee Gee has just had fight
with her Fweetie He said her mouth
opened Ike a folding bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
MY syyEETTE

MY swEETIE says she knows a
girl
Who - supposed TO be fiapper.
Who doesn't own lIpstIck, and
Calls n negiIgee n wrapper.
Walter Randarxo. champion SPA,
ghetti eater or the world. defended
his championship last night In Kan.
sas City. He said the first hundred
yards were the hardest
OF course, there are different kinds
OF spaghetti champions. There Is
the man who is good on tho short
distances. and then there Is the
spaghetti eater who can do mile
in four minutes fiat
A college professor says that
honey in the radiator is an excellent
substitute for alcohol A honey in
the back scat won't keep the radi.
ator from freezing. however.
One place where there are no
white collar workers Is Pittsburg.
German marks nre getting so low
IN value that the Scotch are buying
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
POLITICAL NOTE

when Al Lundin was prose
cutting attorney. went down 10
the docks and counted ISL bar
rels OF whisky and four carloads
OF beer that were shipped into
Seattle. Mayor Brown.
Why didn't you report Il 70 the
proper authorities. Docf
The city's fight against the Seattle
Lighting company for better and
cheaper gas win start Monday before
the department Of public works Mr..
Tennyson. the wen known poet. VIII
furnish the slogan for the eity's cam
pslgn:
Down with the Ltght Brignde--
oh. what a charge they madsi
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SIGN on THE BACK OF A FORD
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Drawing by Sam Croft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-07-02

Ferris-Michigan 80; total. 80. Owen
Illinois T. Oklahoma 20. Pennsylvania 1; TO-
tai, IS. Glass-virginia "a; total, "a. Rob
inson-Arkansas 1s Illinois T. Minnesota l,
Nebraska 1; total, "a. Ritchie-Maryland 10.
Pennsylvania II. total. 1871. Salisbury
Delaware 8; total: j; Dsvisvllin9is ..
shire ~, South Dakota l.; total, III. VII
lhRr A. GaatAAEak;r4stR1A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-07-02
Totals. At 3lb r To % 50

Scattering-T0taI III.
observation-disclosures /, Virginia "a; total
25
Robnson-Arzona I. Arkansas Is, Illinois
T. Minnesota 1 total -.
Owen-Illinos 4. Oklahoma 90: total "a.
Ritchie-Maryland 10. Massachusetts ~,
Pennsyl va MIA IL total IS.
waish-New Hampshire I: total I.
Saulsbury--Deaware g; total Il.
j. Davis-Illinois :. Pennsylvania I total g.
Da nels-North Carolina l. total !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-07-02

Glass-virginia "a; total. "a. Robinsou-
vania j: total. "a Owen-Illinois 4. Okla-
homa 20; total, a.. Ritchie-Maryiand 1e,
NEBRASKA / Pennsylvania ": total. TN.
illinois 4 Pennsylvania 1: total. 4 Walsh
New HampShtre- Il; total, u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-07-02

GlasS-Pennsylvania L. Virginia "A; total %.
Observation-Disclosures is, Illinois 3. Mime
sofa |: total. ~
Ritrhie-Mary 1S. Pennsylvania III :;
total. 1Il2
Observation-Disclosures 8. Illinois Is: total. IL.
Wal>il-Ma sSa chusettS u, Nebraska /, new
Hampshire =: total. Si:.
J. navis-Ilinois T. Pennsylvania / total 3.
Not voting-NebraSka l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-07-02
Scattering-TOtaI, 101.

r;lass-VirCinia "a. South Dial I total p.
Observation-Disclosures IL, Illinois >, Mime
sofa total II.
Rtchie--Maryland 16 Penn. T.: total i y
Rryan-Illnois y Nebraska o. total il.
J Davis-Ilinois, ., Pennsylvania |: total ~
walsh-MichiGan =. y. II. q; total 5.
Saulsbury-nelaware g.
Gilbert NJ. Observation-Disclosures /.
Baker-PennSylvan |.
Mayor Deyer of Chica go Massa chusetts u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-07-02
Scattering-TOtal. 80.

Glass-Virginia "a.
Robinson-Arkansas Is. Illinois 3, Mime
soto /: total 20.
Ritchie- Is, Penn y: total II y
Saulshury-Delaware 6, Illinois g.; total IL
walsh-Nebraska l.. New Hampshire g.
e0utb Dakota 1: total 5.
J. DavisLI1linois 4. Pennsylvania i; total 5
Baker-Pennsylvania 1.
Nh Carroll Miller Of Penn.-MAss. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-07-02

Scattcrinc-TotnI, or.

Glass Virginia -. Wyoming d: total 80
Observation-Disclosures Is. ILLINOIS :, Mime
sofa !. Penn>y lvania |: total ~.
Ritchie-Maryland ~. Penn. L; total =
Gryan--lllinois =. Nebraska = total 10
! navi>-IIlinniS y Pennsylvania total =
Salisbury Della aware ii.
Walsh Michigan l. y II. J: total ;.
(oneiaDd- Illinois
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-07-02

Glass-Illinois 4, Pennsylvania I. Virgins
"a: total %.
Robinson-Arknnsas IS, Illinois f. Mime
sofa l total ..
Senator Owen toklahoma) 20:
total 20.
Ritchie-Maryiand 1s, Pennsylvania III;
total III.
Walsh.New Hampshire Z. South Dakota l..
wyoming 8; total IA.
SauIsbury-Delaware 6: total 6.
j. Davis-Illinois 4, Pennsylvania l. total 5.
NTY-SEVENTH BALLOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-07-02

Glass--Illinois 4. Pennsylvania l.. Virginia
"a; total, %. Robinson-Arkansas Is. Illinois
4: total. 90. Rafston-FIorida ], Indiana 30
Michigan /. Minnesota /; total, 33. Richie
M Malsb be; SeH a.nshire
8. Saulsbury-Delaware 8. J.. Davis-nlinoiG
4, Pennxyivania- /: total, & Ponanna-
Illinois !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-07-02
Total 415k 322la 127k 81 3sl4
Scattering-TOtal, 1O4.

owen--Illinois 4. Oklahoma 90. Pennsyt
vania /: total, % Glass-Virginia 81: total
n Observation-Disclosures Is Illinois T. Mime
sofa l. Slaska l. total. "A. Ritchie-Mary
land ~. Pennsylvania y total. 1884,. Sauls
bury Delaware g; total. Il. J. Davis-Ill-
nois >. Pennsylvania !; total g. walsh
New Hampshire y, South Dakota ]: total
"a.
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scatterinS-Totai. 1O5.

ScatterinG-T0tal,1 O5.
Glass-Pennsylvania l. Virginia "a: total Is.
Owen-Illinois 4. Oklahoma 20: total "a
Robinson-Arkansas Is, Illinois 4, Mime
sofa 1; total %. a.
Ritchie-Maryland 16. Pennsylvania III
total III.
Saulsbury-Delaware 6; total g..
J. Davis-IIlinois ;. Pennsylvania l; total D.
Walsh-New Hampshire "A: total Ia.
Daniels-Sorth Carolina. 1: total. l.
Fred Martin-Vermout /: total !.
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Totals. 4ss1a 1854 1875 50 ssk 3,
ScntterinE-Total 8611

ScntterinK-Tota1 861s.
Glsss-IIlinois 4. Pennsylvania l. Virginia
"a: total 20.
Rohinson-Arkansas IS. Illinois 4. Mime.
sofa |; total %.
Ritchie-Maryland Is, Pennsylvania III :
total lTI4.
Wash-Nebraska = New Hampshire 4
South Dakota l. Wyoming 8: total l6
Saulsbury-Delaware G: total g.
J. Davis-lllinos 4. Pennsylvania /; fetal
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Glass-virginia "a; total "a. Robinson-Ar-
kansas Is, Illinois 4. Minnesota /. Nebraska 1:
total, "a. Owen-Ilinos 4. Oklahoma 20;
total "A. Ritchie-MaryIand 16, PenrsyIva-
mia Il; total, 1917. Saulsbury-Deaware 6:
total 6. J. Davis-Tlinois ). Pennsylvania
/: total, g. Walsh-New Hampshire IL,
Pennsylvania l. South Dakota /: total, 81.
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