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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-27

Linda, kingwood, W. Va, and Mrs.
Jesse Ashby and daughter, Eloise,
Oakland, were recent guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Edwards
here.
Stewart Rodamer, Baltimore has
returned after a visit with his wife
Galen Hershberger, Waterloo, Iowa,
spent several days visiting relatives
and friends here.
Alvin J. Miller, Los Angeles, Calf.
is visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Warwick.
Charles StahI, Wilmerding, Pa, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Lottic Quinn,
and other relatives here.
C. A. Beachy went to Akron, O..
Saturday evening to visit Mrs Beachy
who was removed from a hospital at
Meyersdale to an Akron hospital four
weeks ago.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. r. Gillum
have returned after spending the past
week camping at Burlington, W. Va,
whore they attended the Van Myra
camp meeting.
Sylvan burst, Baltimore, spent the
weekend here with his family
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Nine and fam
ily, Akron Ohio, were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. II. F. burst and Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-27
To the Republican Voters Of
Garrett County:

Garrett County:
The response to the announce
ment Of my candidacy for nOmi-
nation for Sheriff OF our County
has been very gratifying to me.
My friends everywhere have eX-
pressed their confidence in my
ability to serve in this important
office and to enforce the law and
perform the other duties of
Sheriff of Garrett County i'm
partially, without fear or favor.
With this encouragement, if |
am elected shall have the added
responsibility Of keeping faith
with all of my friends who have
been so kind. | pledge myself to
keep faith with you, the voters
and citizens Of this County, to
serve to the utmost of my abil-
ity. and to try to be one of the
best Sheriffs this County has
ever had.
know that. with the expert
ence | have had, | will be able to
keep that pledge and answer my
responsibility to the County and
my friends.
Respectfully yours,
MARK HI MOON
Political Advertisement Authorized
by Candidate.
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Regulations Adopted BY
The Game and Inland Fish
Commission of Maryland
July 30, 1912.
effective Only in the Counties
Of Allegany, Garrett and
Washington

In conformance with Section 5,
Chapter 40. Acts Of 1911, the Game
and Inland Fish Commission Of Mary
land, through its discretionary power
as provided by said Act, hereby de
claes a regulation for the hunting,
pursuing and taking Of squirrels in
Allegany. Garrett and Washington
Counties, from September Is to Sep
TENDER 30, inclusive, and from No
vember l to November 30, inclusive.
The bag limit shall not exceed six
per day.
Any person violating the provisions
Of this regulation shall be deemed
guilty OF a misdemeanor and upon
conviction fined not less than Ten
Dollars C$10), nor more than One
Hundred Dollars ($100). and may
be sentenced to thirty 800 days in
jail, either or both in the discretion
Of the Court of Justice before whom
said person shall be tried
f. LEE LeCOMPTE,
State Game Warden.
GARNER W. DENMEAD, Chairman.
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not be final until you have given much
thought reviewing the character candidates. quaica-
and his chances bringing victory Republican party
This has been made unopposed
Lee of Montgomery County will be the Democratic
If desire plan
opponent my step up his weak
nses the second step to find out if our candidates have similar
weaknesses; the third where strength lies
Let then analyze E Brooke Lee. Reliable
that he ruthless poitcan-a demagogue spirit,
lights in ruing-kes to bully the tmdhe gbtongued
interests first regardless of fairness Short he
sclupuous egoistic individual These
are readily when you ponder his audacousne aspiring
for such office having behind him
tangled him the state roads scandal and the bank failures of
Frederick County.
All upright citizens Democrats Republicans agree
that these the prerequisites Of Congressman would be
wise then against him the candidate whose
long outstanding Judgments compromise settlements of bank loans
candaous transactions 1t said that the Democratic
labor legislation record State Senator anything but favorable
to labor We must be sure that our nominee hasn't similar record
We must be that candidate for this high office
bear the suspicion of having aided campaigns opposi
ton candidates. for there are many who would hesitate to judge
high his political shewness but rather would judge his loyalty
as low.
The Democratic nominee has the reputation Of political
strength Where when he opposed Radcliffe Tyngs, OConor
and Mrs Byron? Should be equally foolish and claim that
candidate Of political strength because he failed in County
primary and failed recent effort to opposition in
his small election
lnes-hen decide yourself
where strength lies 1t should plainly lie with the candidate who
is position attack the weaknesses Of the Democratic nominee
without lodging and without hedging
the citizens of the sixth district business
Representative Congress- who has clean
possesses qualities
than a politician
offer myself you the candidate who fill the bill
invite you IIagestown and dig into record
hlstwortlmess and Republican loyalty
old have been resident of iagerstown for 81
years graduate of Western Maryland College This first
politics believe that knowledge Of
gained through 26 years the investment banking business would
good stead your Representative both in this period of
and the period following the close the have goed
of helping raise funds for through the
knowing that would jobs
all believe there nothing
terrifying than be of job believe there
finert o help him a job.
would like take each the hand
physically impossible it, realizing five
therefore this opportunity thank for and
HENRY 6. TRIESLER.
He Has Character! He Is CLEAN!
lIllL.l t.ltIl- znI IN, 1Le Cunlill
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Notice to Bidders
For The Construction OF A Jail
In The Town Of Grantsville,
Garrett County, Maryland

The Board Of County Commission
ers Will receive bids for the constuc-
ton Of a Jail to be built in the town
of Grantsvlle, Garrett County, Mary
land.
Plans and specifications may be re
viewed in the County Commissioners
Office, Court House, Oakland, Mary
land.
Bids will be opened at 11:30 o'clock
A. NJ, September 4, 1912.
By order Of the County Commits
sioners of Garrett County, Maryland
The above building will be paid for
from the Motor Vehicle violations in
this area, which have in the past
amounted from $50 to 500 per month";
w. G. MEYERS, Clerk
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Single copies of The RepubIi,
can may be obtained at the Hamill
Book and Stationery Store, corner
Third and Alder streets, where the
current issue of the paper is
placed on sale every Thursday al
ternOon. Price, ) cents per copy.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-27

Mrs. Edith Scales. college friend Of
Mrs. Beamer returned with them and
is spending this week at the home Of
Mrs. Beamer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Gortner.
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NOTICE OF TEST
SENIOR ACCOUNT CLERK

Vacancy: County Welfare Board
Salary: $1,000 Year
Apply by August 3lst to
State Employment Commissioner,
p Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
HARRY c. JONES. Commissioner.
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DEBT NOTICE

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE To the
general public that | will not be re-
sponsible for any debts other than
those contracted by myself person
ally.
ELMER HAUSER.
Hutton, Md, August Is, 1912.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1912.
at the hour of ? O'Clock p. m, in
front of the Post Office in the town
of Bloomington, Maryland,

| will offer for sale and sell the same
at public auction i'm order to satisfy
and pay said Judgment and costs, said
land being described as follows. to-
wit:
Lots Nos. Al, ~ and 43 on the plar
of the town of Llangollen NOV Bloom
ington) as recorded in Liber /, folios
482-483, one of the records in the Of
flee of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Allegany County, Maryland,
wherein the same are described as fol
lows:
Lot No. fl. Beginning at a stake
marked Al standing South 7S degrees
East 60 feet from end of third line of
Lot No. | and running North > de-
grees East 66 feet, South IL degrees
East 1870 feet to line Of Railroad.
South 10 degrees East Y feet, then
by a straight line to beginning.
Lot No. ~. Beginning at a stake
marked ~ standing at the end Of FIRST
line of Lot No. Al and running North
II degrees East GO feet, South 7S de-
grees East 1853 feet to line Of Rail
road, then South 10 degrees East -
feet, then by a straight line to begin
ming.
Lot No. 43. Beginning at stake
marked 10 standing at the end Of first
line Of Lot No. ~ and running North
II degrees East 66 feet, South Is de-
grees East l40 feet to line Of Rail
road, then South 10 degrees East -
feet, then by straight line to the
beginning.
Said lots are the same which were
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-27
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

Ellsworth u. Roulette born and reared on a farm
Sharpsburg, Washington County. Maryland and at
tended the Public Schools there. Later he graduated
from Shepherd College and in 1917 received his Law Degree
from the University Of Maryland Since February, 1918
he has practiced law Hagersown In 1923 he elected
States Attorney for Washington County He Chairman
of the Republican City Committee Of HagerstOwn and in
1888 directed the campaign that resulted in the election of
Mayor Irwin NJ. VERT and four Councimen During this
administration he served City Attorney for Hagersown
Mr. Roulette is fftytWO years of age and lives with his
wife and farm FunksOwn, Maryland He is
member Of Zion Reformed Church, the various Masonic
bodies of HagersOwn, Ali Chan Temple, Cumberland. Mary
land. HagerstOwn Lodge of ElkS and W0odmen of the
World He is Director and Attorney for The Nic0demus
National Bank of Hagerst0wn and also Government Appeal
Agent for Local Draft Board No of Washington County
He promises administration ynbossed Unbiased and
Unafraid
Advertisement Published by Authority of Candidate
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,,
SEPTEMBER 8 AND 9, 1912,
BY order Of the Board
w. G. MEYERS, Clerk.
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FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES
VOTE FOR
OHIO s. FIX =
District No. IS, Avilton

To The Republican Voters:
am candidate for the Republican nomination s a
member of the House of Delegates from this county and
solicit your vote and influence the coming primary
ton on September s.
served in this capacity upon a previous occasion
gave fair, honest and impartial administration of my
duties representative of all citizens and taxpayers.
was born in this county and have lived here all my life
where have been engaged in farming for number of
years. | am heavy taxpayer and have always been
staunch Republican supporter county state and national
affairs
If nominated and elected will be my pleasure to
the citizens of this county to the very best of my ability
Very sincerely
OHIO S. FIkE
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of Selbysport, Md, on
Saturday, September II, 1912.
Beginning at one o'clock sharp, the
following described personal property:
One Horse, II years old; 20 head
Yearling Cattle, ! Yearling Hereford
Bull, 3 two-year old Cows with calves;
2 Stock Cows, Calves, Is head Of
Stock Ewes, l Ram, II Lambs, .
Shoats, l FTP Farmal Tractor,
Tractor Pillow, l Riding Pillow, l Walk
ing Pillow, Shovel Pillow, l double
Shovel Pillow, l Binder, l three-sec-
ton Harrow, l Manure Spreader, ,
Grain Drills, Fertilizer Attachment
for Cultivator, l Buggy, l Sleigh. /
stran Sleigh Bells, Riding Saddles,
l set double Work Harness, l Sheep
Shearing Machine, l set Pea Guards
l Hay Carrier $50 feet Hay Rope,
Steel Hog Feeder, l large Iron Kettle,
l Butter Churn, lot Crooks and Jars,
4 Beds, 4 Dressers, Washstands
Kitchen Chairs, Rockers, ! Kitchen
Cabinet, l Utility Cabinet, l Kitchen
Range, ! Heatrola, l drop-leaf Table,
2 9Xl2 Linoleum Rugs, 9Xl2 Fabric
Rugs, Carpets, l Console Zenith Ra-
dio, l 4 h. p. Gasoline Motor, Stands,
Stair Pads and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums under
$25 cash on day of sale; all Of $25 and
over a credit Of four months with in
terest bearing notes.
ORVILLE C. FRAZEE.
SELBYSPORT, MD.
H. H. BARTLETT. AuctiOneer.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. William Can't, Balti-
more, who We're visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Wendell Lohr have rotuGaJ home
after a weeks vacation here.
Mrs. James Frame and daughter.
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PUBLIC SALE
Live Stock, Farming
Implements and
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

will offer at public sale at my
farm at Buffalo Run, one mile North
of Selbysport, Md, on
Evening star., 1942-10-05
North End Show Title
Fourth in Row for
Brad|eys' HieIo
GeIdine Sets z5 Points
For TricoIor; Reserve
Goes to jocks Queen

Four horse show championships
on - many successive week ends
Is the enviable record belonging
to Mr.. and Mrs. Donald g. Brad
leys Higlo. The big bag gelding
yesterday continued his string by
earning IS points for top honors
at the North End exhibition held
on the show grounds near Silver
Spring. ..
He won four events and placed
In two others. Reserve champion
ship was taken BY Eva Rabbits
Jacks Queen. = -
Summaries:
Hacks trestr!cted TO horses who have
Won Won b .'1 ABendseRisns RSS drsat @ saDM chsnce:
s,ss;ond, ,so Betty HoSshton's Jpdse Hastsns:
Rabbits Jacks queen; second. Mrs. Robert
asS sh'1S Nj sours and ssss s5s
McGowan's jeremiah.
cfs hsS trd M5s 1rea
Chance: fourth. Miss McIsowan's Jeremiah.
>. Open jumpers.Won BY Miss MCGOWAN s
sa 4entcn Rd Mastn
workinr hunters-Won by Mi: and Mrs.
tss sssSns Anne Nj: shss
elrl; Ghane. fourth A. A6sndschisn's Great
Nh a'Pssie gas, Rss second n Mr.. Nj
St. Nick; third. Capt. and Mrs. Alvin l.
Evening star., 1942-10-05


10 points and an unsulied goal nne
against South Dakota and H0rtier.
gets its first big test Saturday With
Minnesota IN the other conference
engagement.
Evening star., 1942-10-05

another member Of tie regarded
top three" ,set. The wolverines,
stTusslins along without Tom Kuz-
M, routed Michigan state. 20 to D,
Northwestern, whose score card in
two games Lists, only . 3-point field
goal that kicked by Bench-warmer
al Pick to beat Texasis host to
Purdue Saturday IN one Of the two
tconference euga4ernents. Purdue
dropped 10 second eame of the sea-
son to Vnnderbilt, 10 to1.
L Chic State, lnscoTed upon while
ls,iifa1g out 81 points Ia tNo games,
lats latest being = 37-to-2 -2ls confer
Snce success over Indiana, e1ater-
.taiIn Southern Califotni1. use
held washington to . scoeeless tie
1Ast week. The Buckeyes can throw
q scare at the Trojans Ia the persOn
of, Gene TekEte. 3 rip-Yuarink sopho-
mqre who scored % points against
the H0oders to bring his aRgreeate
to S5 In two games.
Wisconsin, whose greatest splurHe
IN three. games was It's 36-to-1 VIC
tory 0vef MArq,1ette last Neek, talses
on Missouri the Big Six champion
md winner Of three straight this
season The Tigers sn1aahed Colo
Evening star., 1942-10-05
|Davis, ! Problem q! : Boy.
|0f O Ring, Cut % !! Hang
IA Cooler on Rosa

Al Dummy, Davis. once ruled out
Of boxing forever by New York's
ring commission, later feinstAted,
still later q buck private in the Army
and once again & civilian and back
at the old trade, will be the featured
performer tonight ut Turner ARENA.
BUNNY will try TO put the bee on one
Manuel Rosa of Baltimore IN . scrap
scheduled for eight rounds or less.
The co-feature pairs. Able Kauf-
man Of New York and Oscar Wright.
local colored boy, and underneath Is
the usual supporting card dominated
by youngsters recently plucked from
amateur ranks. :.
Davis was highly regarded, in 4
pugilistic way, around New York
until he bumped into clever Fritzie
Zivic in All in-starred drive for the
welterweight crown. Fritzie gave
him one Of those once-over-nghtly
jobs, completely marring Bummy's
f1Stic appearance. Since then Davis
has been in almost total eclipse.
The prelims include Danny Petro
VS.. Jim Otis, Nick Latsios vs.. Willie
Wheatley, Sammy Daniels VS.. Rob-
ert Bennett and Franklin Lacy VS..
Leon Kennedy.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
| Minnesota, ! Michigan.
Now Appear Glass
OF Big Ten Grid
~ the l ted PFsss.

~ the AecaAted Pfese. A y ss5s3 s.s5ss3 ssss
CHI1A0o, oct kIn NGht 81
past performances, It's possible "a
come ont Of the dark and p6t the
finger on five teams which Aeella
to have the Western Conferencs
foctbaH title chase mostly II them
selves.
Minnesota. Michigan, North
western Ohio State and Wisconsin
lin Abont that order, oo-appeai
to be D9ing places Ia . hurry. IL
though Il couple Of them may be
slowed down to Z walk after thia
SATURDAYS schedule.
AlthopGh the Golden Oophers
ne nd elnohg the six unbeAten
teams The conference, they stiN
must bTesarded as the OUTFIT ia
catch Ma1ze long run. They dropped
q to 6Syrdict to Bernie Bierman,a
Iowa seaAawks last week, but out
classed dem Ia almost everything
statistic1J picking up Is first
downs t 3, gaining 278 net yards
to lot md making u yards on
four pass competitions to 43 on four
by the SeahAwks.
Bill 0ouble) Daley nearly kept
his fornser. coach, Bierman, from
notchine his 20th consecutive sue
cess when he romped to the 1-yard
line before Dick Fisher pushed him
out. THEN the Gophers fumbled
and the SeahAwks recovered. Daley
previously Ind galloped 81 yards
for the only Minnesota tally.
The pre-dighters, who also hold
a 20-12 decision over Northwestern
60 to Michigan Saturday to test
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Women Run Pin Plonts

-Four women own or operate Chi
cago bowling establishments. In
two cases the Army got their hus-
bands.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
OUTDOORS
Upland Come Seasons Fixed in Vireinio;
Coon Hunting Popular Near Capital

virginias Game Commission has
fixed November 20 to January 20
as the season for hunting quail,
rabbits, turkeys and squirrels east
of the Blue Ridge, with the excep-
ton of a few counties, and Novem-
ber 20 to January for those coun-
ties west Of the Blue Ridge. Arling-
ton, Fairfax, Fauquier, Loudoun
and Rappahannock Counties in
Northern Virginia also close Janu-
ary 5.
An exception is Clarke County,
which opens November Is for up
land game and turkeys and closes
December 81, both dates inclusive.
Shenandoah County deer season
is November 1923, both dates in
elusive. The same dates apply to
Frederick County. In Allegheny,
Bath and portion Of Highland the
season is two days longer, Novem-
Der 1925. ~4----..,
Turkeys may be hunted in Abe
marie, Bedford. Essex, Lancaster,
Northumberland, Richmond and
Westmoreland November 20 to Janu-
ary 20.
In Westmoreland deer hunting is
permissible from November 20 to
December 81.
Coon Hunting Flourishes.
Coon hunting is an attractive
pastime around Washington, even
though few are aware 1t f1ourishes
close to the Nations Capital. Any
one believing following the hounds
up hill and down dale, sometimes
all night long, is q sissy sport, will
be disillusioned by trial. Raccoons
aren't exactly plentiful, but with
most Of them released after being
treed and brought down, there are
enough to make good sport.
So far as we know, neither Mary
land nor Virginia stocks more than
q few raccoons, even though it Is q
desirable game animal. New Jersey,
one of the foremost States in stock
ing game, released but IS during
the past year, but Ohio, recognizing
the possibilities of the sport, raised
and released 1900, which, consider
ing they weigh an average OF II
Evening star., 1942-10-05
With BILL AcKERMAN

pounds at 6 months, is lot Of
game.
Restocking Would Help.
Such program in Virginia and
Maryland would not entail too great
an expenditure and it would add
materially to the sport.
Because the raccoon is prolific,
the brood stock need not be large,
and the crop is gone within q Pc
riod Of six months. Sportsmen rails
ing birds for release could help by
having a pen or two In their back
yards, although how they would get
around the three months .harden-
ing wesdp not know. The Buckeye
commissioner. Don Waters, accom-
plishes 1t BY turning them loose Ia
a partially wooded tract where
corn. wheat and soybeans havs besn
planted TAere they 1earn to elil1il
trees and rustic their avn food IS
It would be hard to- estimate the
raccoon population OF the Potomac
bottonlands. It might be larger
than we know, but as there Is plenty
Of room for more q little stocking
would do no harm. We think the
idea q coed one.
Evening star., 1942-10-05

and co-captain, Frank Naumetz,
crushed West Virginia. 50 to 0. /
Other Eastern appointments have
Penn at Yale, William and MARY
one Of Virginia's best aggreeations
testing Harvard and Kansas State
furnishing the opposition for Du-
quesne.
Coast Teams Invade Midwest.
The Midwest Offers the Stanford
at Notre Dame battle plus the ap-
pearance of Southern California,
held to a scoreless draw by WASH
ington, against Ohio State at Column
bus. Wisconsin, which got four
touchdowns in one period against
Marquette, collides with equally un-
beaten Missouri at Madison.
In the South, Florida engages
Auburn, another Of the hot and
cold teams with a win over Tulane,
but loss to Georgia Tech on its
list. Georgia, hoping that Frankie
Sinkwich will be back to par, goes
against Mississippi, Alabama tries
to ground the Pensacola Flyers while
the areas big game is the meeting
of Louisiana State and Mississippi
State.
Tennessee, which all but annihi-
lated Fordham, 40 to IA. picks on
little Dayton. The New York Rams
stay in their home province to
entertain North Carolina.
Texas has its annual scrimmage
with Oklahoma, Texas Christian is
host to the scoreless Kansas Uni
versity outfit and Arkansas and
Baylor tangle In a Southwest Con-
ference affair.
With Stanford and Southern Cal
ifornia both in the Midwest, much
Of the Pacific Coast interest will
be centered on the Oregon State
U. G. L. A. battle. California, picked
to replace the Beavers as Confer.
ence champs, but spilled by Lon
Stiner's eleven Saturday, 13 to 8
plays powerful Santa Clara.