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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Lewis And Clark
Reaches Tourne,

SEATTLE-Lewis and Clark OF
Spokane today remained the only
basketball club with a spot in state
high school tournament play
signed and sealed.
The Highianders of Kelso were
heading for a cineh spot but stun
bled over Lonyiew. 1927, putting
Southern Southwest play back on
competitive basis. Chehalis was
dropped from the running by a
1888 loss to Vancouver.
Lincoln Of Tacoma moved
up a notch with y SALT win
over Bellarmine. but must face
their cross-town rivals, Sta
dunn, tomorrow night.
In the Yakima valley district.
the Yakima Pirates and EIlens-
burg moved into district finals,
Yakima beating Gle Elum 4s-41,
and Eilensburg smashing Prosser
37-1g.
In Northwest regional play. Bell
ingham cleaned up Whatcom coun-
ty with a 40-s1 win over Mount
Baker. with both teams due 70 70
to the district meet Blaine beat
Sumas-Nooksaek 1919 and plays
Friday Harbor tonight for a dis
trict spot.
sedro WooIIey beat Mount
Vernon 32-26 To take ths
skagit title. Anaeortes Won
the other spot In the district
tourney with n s7-35 victory
over Burlington.
Asrysulie won the Snohomish
county round by whipping snoho-
mish 1926. skykomish beat Ed
mOnds 2s-25 in the consolation
round. Eyerett's great Gulls qush-
fled for the district round auto
mAticsliy after their unfefeated
season
In the West Central district,
Fife and Bothell already had quail
flied. and Vasbon beat Poulsbo II.
II TO take another spot Port
Townsend beat Port Angeles 1925
In the Olympic Peninsula slimi-
nations Forks bsat sequim zs-zs
to stay Ia the running.
In the northern division Of tina
Southwest Washington confer
enoe. Olympia led TIE pack vita
seven wins and one defeat
ahead Of HOqDiam, 1889 cham
plons. VINO have twe defeats 10
six wins The ifoquiAm five
avenged an earlier defeat BY
Aberdeen when they dropped the
Aberdeen team ever thu week
end. Olympia wea its ssssath
from lima
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The I.as Angeles tall club ~ counting heavily ~
Louie Novskuff 10 hs their cleanup man this s~asan
Nosiken wasn't eligible for tAs ri&y-off series
against Seattle last fall Rainier fans may rseai
We sntoyed tbs unique d,stlnctscn q leaalsx hrtA
the rsxas ana Pacific cosxt leagues n batting l.ss
year and ~as voted the nations No 4 msseF lraxa~r
by the ~. Louis sporting News Louie A2s b>>a
playing winter ball and showed he's N shars n
betting home nun his fsrrt tins 81 bal dur1nr IN
Angeir opening day practice ~ onsarte what Lns
Angeles needs most however, V winning patrhsra
nov that Julio Benefit /. gone
u ihe Norfhwsst h tc~ktsx fer = asawA.
pleasing heavyweight n . NJ wss~~
than stgn Indian Mansrts FOE SERIES ~ srr~en
up there. osre under contracs n Pepper Martin
OF the Csraa. he rock rish~s se<~his hss lseseA
positively poisenaas Ia hIs last twe ssares -
the Hollywood Amrrscan t~sssaL ~ flnssssea
Jack Roper n eas sousA . h S~s f~us.. 80
cut up Arne Andesss~. ~ hg sw<de. - hanv
they he'd 10 las IN ~ spsssa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

HOES racing fans are wondering N Charley Now
ard Il mixing mistake by insisting thai Johnny
Adams ride Kayak and Red Pollard ride nsabiscnit
IN ths 100000 santa Anita Handicap. Adams hAs
ridden more than 20 mounts al N. meeting. with
only thres winners and Pollard hasn't MI ths wtn-
ners circle IN two years. hut they can't ten Mr..
Howard who % switch 10 because most Of the seod
Jockeys are already under contract elsewhere
Charley says he'll definitely make up hs mind aftsr
the two boys ride again In Saturdays San Antnnss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Al Engen Wins
National Jump

BERLIN, n. H.--A Engen OF
Sun Valley. Idaho. retained his
national ski jumping championship
yesterday.
Engen, competing against 200
OF the nations top-flight skiers,
fell short of the 246-foot course
record and the world amateur rec
ord of 257 feet but ieaped 2is and
217 feet for point score of 229.s 8,
lettering his nearest rival by four
points.
Roy Mikkelson of Yosemite,
Calf. who landed 223 feet out on
his first jump, scored the best OF
the days leaps. lie lost his footing
on his next try and jumped only
205 feet to place sixth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
SKI WEATHER

''Its.e- ~. red n tiae spst-
light 10 tso. thsy walt tlil M
green. that's the sale thiag
10 do."---ssats highway 10
parfmeat
PAnADtsk--iissd srp~~ n rns.
adises chains Required ~ Nsrsd.
falls: 30 degrees stS isehe~ sess
sns~l total ZOE Iachss. eissdy go
showing: skiing fair.
ssoQULAMsE sxf howl -
uossey and esin. with Iiskt ssss
- degrees. sis inches s~ss sssw
total 81 inches; skiing god. ~.
tendance sunday. s<ss-
Mt. Road sp~s n
lodge snsss ss rosa from fhFee
miles east u summit 10 Iedss
carry ehaisss ~ a~xseess Ga
iaohe. new snow total lie Iash<~i
overcast. with sse~s skitsg fair.
ssoQUALMfE PASS - ssrsh
Bud 10 E@sfos. sasw 90 rseA
ffsss IA miles vest II saassIf "
summit; carry ehaissi - degrees.
three inches sss snow. fatal 70
iaehes; overcast and ssswtsH, shl.
iaE fair.
fAkk JUNCTION - sasw -
Rad from Park Juseiles 10 thfse
miles ws~i; carry ehs1as; ~ d.
Kfeesl traes ssW ssoss teseI ~
inches; Sysrna@i and saew1as.
cASusE PASS - ss.les ess.sd
today on sceeust VI sses slides.
sIAAPEDE---lsim ssa eiss1s /
% segrnss. I've isese- sss sass !.
total n inches: snss sci sk1isG
fair.
MARTIN LODGE - Calm xsa
cloudy; - degrees s~ssa laehe~
new sasss, fatal 90 lsebsss sasw
nsoisas shiinx fair.
mONAD LANE - IAlfa ard
eiou6ss ~ a~sre~~s 10 lnesss ssw
sasws tetai ~ ineAesg saow afyi
skiisg good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Los AN9EIES-Fredds Hutchinsoa blew into
the Seattle Rsiniers camp for few days Of timber
ing up before showing off for Florida TIE
hag Detroit ehncksr did the same thing lat year
Watching him running around the field Al saa
Fernando. Jack Levelt said
I doat believe there was ever rookie IN ths
history OF baseball who went TO the hsk leagues with
such pressure him ~ Hutch had last season. Tho
price tag. shs knowledge that he had e<sn . hlg
shot In q pretty fast league the hsllyhoo and ihs
fact that he was thrown right INTO ne nss show
down In Florida certainly didn't help Fredalsl And
you know. he didn't realize what he wss facing anti
he worked out with ns down hsrs-f could just sense
that Hutch knew he HAD 10 deliver. 80 he tried
20 hard he couldn't be himself Yes I'd SAY there
was pressure on him thaa bob Fslier be-
cause youl recall Felier didn't 70 from organised
baseball to the bis leagues Everybody was willing
TO give him chance. as he was Only hid. but
watch Hutch this yesr--heli do all right
All the seattle hurser. Ar. /. camp now.
ssse for Paul Gregory. whe mest Fl yeu
Rainier fan. knsa. h stitching eis~e - sAe aa
fircsIde these days. anxisusiy awaiting vista
from Mr.. sterk. I~iivcit has Kiv~a oreEsry
permission TO personally greet the h,E bird
Jeff Heath Is also training with the Raiasers
and arrival Of Diokie Barrett gave the railhirds
something TO chin about because Harrefa h very
popular with fans dawn this way. They ake the
way he work. out there on the mound
Sweeney Stalks Seattle
BIN Sweeney. the new Hollywood manager. Il
one Coast league boss who refuses To give the
pennant TO Seattle a lot OF things can happen be-
tween now and September and may into
bad breaks and injuries bat Il my club doesn't finish
first or second tn be my own fault" says Bill
Incidentally. the Stars got one had break right
off the bat. The field at Elsinore was hard IN
spots and soft In others that the sheiks remained
only one day. Then they moved TO Santa Barbara,
where they VIII complete thsir spring drills. one
thing Stars will have q fighting ball club, a.
fans who have followed Sweeney well know. And
with good reason-Bills family included 10 children,
IL Of them boys.
Mack Sees Great Race
Connie Mack and his Philadelphia Athletics are
getting plenty Of publicity down here. The veteran
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Bulge Tops Perry
In Straight Sets

MIAMI nxAfW ~. - pn
nnaxs. ret-h>lred caIIfcfn<ap.
sad<t twc mere tItiee u NJ eca-
l<ssion ~ tennss isurxss To-Day.
Playing q r<sk firm. noaxe
wun s<rAlkhs 81 81 1-t -
triumph over Fr~d Ferry. fc<user
British sna&teaF - star. ysef<r-
DAY 10 win sne Nosstbeeeeera
profsssscn<, slnai~s tisis sad -
tcr prise
buaxe and Ferry teamed sztsrs
ward 10 win ~ aoskles tIsis n ,
match s9ninst tsTe -. tIN>Fs M
ald<n ard Vincent Hi<aer1s To-
ycanxer p~ir wun. - "a -
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season. will get another chance u
show his stuff He informed ths
club officers a few days ago that
he intsndsd 10 earn the third base
Job.
Marvin Rickert Ii the only out
field candidate on the dotted llns.
Manager Hal Rhyme figures he ID
cinch 10 win a spot. He did
some mighty good stick work ~
a pinch hitter early last year for
the Tigers. and followed up with
lusiy smuggling for Boise after he
had been shunted 10 the Pioneer
league.
ABBOTT OKAY
Morry Abbott, who holds Tire
home run record of the w. l.
league on the strength OF his ~
roundtrippsrs last year, viii be
back. although as yet unsigned.
Morry underwent an operation
several weeks ago on his left leg
10 overcome an old football injury.
lie IL expected 10 be much faster.
both on the basslinss and In the
field.
The Cincinnati Reds hays turned
over the contract OF Nd Goddard.
the former sll-Amsrioan football
star Of Washington State. 10 the
Tigers In the Neil Clifford deal.
Goddard has not coma To farms.
Dave hinnltu. Tacoma youth.
who finisbsd the season with the
Tigers and previously had . little
pro experiences In ths Ptonser
league. viii be IN thsrs fighting
for a job.
There appears 10 he no chance
10 get Herman Reich back from
Portland and Ralph Mountain
definitely has decided 10 hang Up
his spikes.
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NAPA, Calif.-Joe Aulligan,
pitcher purchased from Toronto,
joined the Oakland Acorns today.
Mulligan, 8 feet 4 inches, viii be
the tallest pitcher in the Pacific
Coast league. lie has been three
years with Toronto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Fight Cancelled

NEW YORK - Promoter Mike
Jacobs today announced that the
Billy Conn-Gus Lesnevich light
heavyweight championship fight
scheduled for Wednesday night in
the Orange bowl at Miami, had
been Cancelled because Conn was
suffering from boils ON the left
arm.
Jacobs announced the can
collation. after a long distance
telephone conversation with
Conn's manager, Johnny Ray.
Ray said that IL would be inn
possible for Conn to fight in such
a condition" Jacobs said, land
because of the shortness of the
Miami season, have decided not
to stage the fight In Miami. I
have made no further plans for
them to fight"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Inc iis'fH ul&ktbl ntfna nave
To do with the battery. With Bob
Cole apparently sincere In his an
nouncement that he does not In
tend to play professional ball this
year and Lefty 1sekite with the
Los Angeles Angels, there are two
holes In the pitching staff.
The Tiger bosses are n little
worried about Carl Brady.
The registered letter In which
his contract Was sent 30 him
was undelivered. He left his
last place of residence without
leaving y forwarding address,
according 10 word sent by the
Los Angeles postmaster.
OF the other hurlers. Ray Mcds-
ghini and Earl Porter are un-
signed, classified rs holdouts. Al
Miller's contract has not been
received. but he IL not listed as
houldout. Marion oppelt reached
terms with the club q few days
ago.
YOUNG HTRLERS AVAILABLE
The San Francisco Seals have a
flock of young hurlers who viii
be available to the Tigers Some
Of them have had two years ex-
perience, coming up through the
Arizona Texas and the Pioneer
leagues. while others have had
one years experience.
Manager Hal hopes he can corral
pair OF youngsters like the
Tigers got from the Seals In 1898
Larry Powell. slated 10 20 10
the Boston Red sox next year.
and Ray Medeghini. who tied with
Isekite for the earned run leader
ship of the Western International
league last season.
The Seals camp may produce q
catcher for the BsngAls. San
Francisco has a couple Of young
sterr. Eddie Botelho, who caught
for Salt Lake last year. hitting,
35i, and Wilfred Leonard, who
was the third-string receiver for
the SeaA. Botelho has had two
years Of play behind him. putting
In most Of the 1888 season with
the Seals. He Ia tbs lad who
caught the exhibition game be-
tween the Tigers and Seals in
May, 1888.
INFIEID SET
On paper the Tigers infisld IL
pretty well set. although only Ons
of the quartet - signed. Bobby
GsretSon. the sole slEnatOry, u
slated for frat The rezi Of the
prospective infield 6 made W Of
Jack Colbern. second base: Vim
cent "stubby@ Hartman. short.
stop. and Harry Tim" Marble.
third base
San Francisco has one young
infisidsr. Hbo can play either
short or second. HhO might b
hard 70 turn down. II he 10 avail
able, despite the elass Of the Tiger
inner guard he IL Ray Tro~eF,
who played short for Salt Lake
City lat season TrOssr is 90
good. according 70 reports. that
the Seals intended 10 Hss him at
snort this season II the Chicago
Cubs had wanted Harvey storey
for immediate delivery.
Herr Valentine, a Seattle young
Etsr, who uas with the Tigers
d.lTAng ths esoslng sesks q ths
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James West. talented tivseiis
who appears - Akin Tamirofrs
son In psrsmount's '-fhs Way a.
Al FLESH" vas pfomlnent - NJ
stage In Gan Francisco. wh&rs ~
was discovered for pictures.
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MONO WAISTS noaE

OAKLAND. Caiif.--Vlne< Kan
%. catcher for the Fortlsnd faessle
Coast lsagsls club. sasd today b.
vii ned report 10 ths Beavers until
he reosivss q salary adssstmsnt.
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[ igers Beginning To
Take Real Team Form

With Pacific Coast training already burning
activity Hal Rhyme the
for California this probably Tuesday Wednesday
the crop of young ivory the market
On the Rhyme shopping list pitchers catcher
maybe an nfeder or two. and perhaps outfieldsr.
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COAST LEAGUE
JENNINGS JOINS SEALS

botE8 sfHfNt1. tsfff--~i 81
Jennings. Nan Francisco infisitiar
who had been given permission
70 make . deal tor himself. has
signed 70 play with the sssis
again. he viii battle Harvey
Storey for the shortsiop lob. VII.
Ton Lefebvrs. a icfthanded pitcher
obtained from LouisvilIs. ntnsd
the Seals today Like Joe Muiii-
gan q Oakiabd. he Ia graduate
u Holy Cross. Rain yesterday
halted praetics.
sPEsCER WITH INDIANS
san FERNANDO. Cailf---
seattle teasy GAINED rev
utility man, spenesr Harris.
shs "a. graduated from ihs
seattle high school 10 tins
Anerieas Association some
tsse decades ago ana has nsss
signed with ihe Raislsfs. The
team took holiday yesterday.
STARS BILL GAMES
SANTA BARBARA. Osiif,--Kx-
pectlnE 70 - unIlmDsrsa ~ that
time despite the rain. the Holly.
wood stars scheduled Pair u "a.
hibitlon games for next week with
Santa Barbara state college. Rain
drove the stars into a gym yestsr-
day. Catcher Bill Brenzsi arrived
fTcm ssz FEsnsa<so W aga ~
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Sweeney Stalks Seattle

Mack Sees Great Race
Connie Mack and his Philadelphia Athletics
getting plenty of publicity down here. The veteran
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-05-10

is a non-residet of the state of
West Virginia; t is therefore or
dered that the said defendar
do appear at the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County within one month from
the date of the first publication
of this order and do what is ne
cessary to protect her intere~t
herein.
And it is further ordered tina,
copy of this order be publish
ed once a week for three succse
sive weeks in some newspaper of
general circulation in said Nc
Dowell County.
A copy, Teste:
ALEX d. CYPHERS. Clerk Of
, the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County, West Virginia.
CAPEHART and MILLER. Pc
Date of first publication, Apr
&c, 1890.
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FOR SHERIFF

At the solicition of many
friends and citizens, I have de-
cided to enter the contest for
the nomination for the Republi-
can candidate for Sheriff of Nc
Dowell county, subject to the
primary to be held May ID.
Having been born in Bland
County, Virginia, n 1888, l came
to Mcdowell County in 1905,
and have since residec>
During these years / have
the office of tax-collecting deputy
sheriff for thirteen years, and
mayor of Keystone for 6 years.
In these positions I have con
} scientiously striven to deal fair
ly with all regardless of church,
or political utilization, national
ity or station in life, and should
my present objective be realized
there will be no change in this
policy.
| am an eX-service man of the
recent World War.
| hope to see you personally
before the primary, but should
[ not be able to do so shall ap.
preciate your support lust the
same.
JOHN j. STUART.
| FeVStOne w Va
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FOR SHERIFF

| hereby announce my candi.
dacy for the Democratic nomina
tor for Sheriff Of Mcdowell
county, subject 10 the May 18th
primary election.
believe that the county affairs
,houId be operated upon a strict
= business basis.
II nominated and elected. I pro-
mise to continue the policy of
qnlIorming the deputy sheriffs.
l further promise to feed the
county prisoners at cost. and to
etllln surplus to the county
court for distribution for the
benefit of the taxpayers.
l earnestly solicit your sup
port for the above platform.
=. D; ROBERT ANDERSON.
Northfork, West Va.
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pending in the Circuit Court vi
:. Mcdowell County,

McDOWell county,
The object of this suit is to
obtain from the defendant by
the plaintiff a divorce from the
bonds of matrimcny and for
general relief.
And it appearing from ar. affi-
davit now on file with the papers
in this cause, that the defendant
is nonresident of the state of
West Virginia it is therefore or
dered that the said Defendant
do appear at the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County within one month from
the date of the first publication
of this order and do what is ne
cessary to protect her interest
herein.
And it is further ordered that
copy of this order be publish
ed once a week for three success
sive weeks in some newspaper
general circulation in said Nc
Dowell county. 1.
A copy, Teste:
ALEX ID. CYPHERS, Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County, West Virginia.
JOSEPH G.. TRAVIS, P @.
Date of first publication, May
3, 1910. :.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA: in the
Clerks office of the Circuit Court
Of o. ! Mcdowell county, Nav 1,
THELMA MADDOX
Plaintiff
VS.. In Chancery -
ROBERT MADDOX
Defendant
pending in the Circuit Court of
.. Mcdowell County,
The object of this suit is to
obtain from the defendant by
the plaintiff a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony ard for
general relief.
And it appearing from ar affi-
davit now on file with the papers
in this cause, that the defendant
s a nonresident of the state of
West Virginia it is therefore or
Tered that the said Defendant
10 appear at the Clerks office of
The Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County within one month from
the date Of the first publication
Of this order and do what is ne
cessary to protect his interest
herein.
And it is further ordered that
copy of this order be publish
ed once a week for three success
Sive weeks in some newspaper
general circulation in said Nc
Dowell county.
"A copy, Teste:
ALEX ID. CYPHERS, Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County, West Virginia.
JOSEPH G.. TRAVIS, P @.
Date of first publication, May
3, 1910.
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week-McMechen, Fairmont and
Weston-large audiences greet
ed Judge Miller and wildly
cheered his stand on industry
and labor. Like Mcdowell COUNT
ans, they said that the eminent
Juirst's stand was the one sane
program offered by anv cadj-
date"
Some peopic claim that am
opposed to building roads," Mr..
Miller told the audience. II want
to say here and now that this is
not true. l am in favor of taking
the country out of the mud and
have defite program outlined
for this work"
First. he said, we nlust re
duce the bonded indebtedness.
gradually, saving the heavy in.
terest payments so that money
from license fees and gasolin,
taxes may be spent on building
and maitaining highways"
when / am elected governor, 8"
Judge Miller continued, 81 will
fire those who idle away their
time in offices under the gold
dome capital, and go out in this
state and hire good, comDetant
men and women to administer
our road system.
THE money thus saved Will be
used to build good secondary AND
primary roads. land maintain
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Legal
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

IVES VIRGINIA: in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit court
of Mcdowell County, May 8
1910.
NETTIE BENTLEY
I Plaintiff
vs.. In Chanccry
BASIL BENTLEY
Defendant
I The object of this suit is t.
OBTAIN from the defendant by
the plaintiff a divorce from til,
bonds of matrimony and foi
geneal relief.
And it appearing from -,
davlt now on file with the papers
in this cause, that the defendant
IS a non resident of the state OF
West Virginia; it is therefore or
dered that the said defendant
DO appear at the Clerks office OF
the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
county within one month from
the date of the first publicatio
OF this order and do what is ne
cessary to protect his interest
herein.
And ii is further ordered that
\ copy OF this order be published
once a week for three successive
weeks in some newspape of gen.
eral circulation in said Nc.
Dowell county.
A copy. Teste:
Ally >. CYPHERS, Clerk @
nc Circuit court Of Mcdowell
County, West Virginia.
oAPEHART and MILLER, Pc.
Date Of first 9'lblication. May
10, 1910
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ject to the primary election May
IA, 1910.
/ have resided IN Mellow ell
county for the last forty-seven
years, and served as Justice of
the Peace in said District for 40
years.
! At the solicition OF many
friends have decided to enter
the race again, if nominated and
elected, l promise to deal honest
| ly and impartially with the
public in genera.
My record of forty years OF
service is my best reference.
SAMUEL ORDER.
Kimball, West Virginia
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FOR JUSTICE F TIE PEACr

take this meaEs Of announc-
ing my candidacy for the Republ
can domination fer Justice Of
the Peace Of Browns Creek Dis.
trlct, subject to the May 18th
primary.
If nominated ana elected.
pledge faithful service to the
people of the District, and fail
and impartial treatment to every
ore having business in m,
court regardless of race. crcad