THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
" Tuesday, November 12, 1912
PA62 TWO
? EOT
IDICES1R ALSD?
'Pape's Diapepsin" makes
upset stomachs feel fine
in five minutes.
If what you just ate Is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
lias and eructate sour, undigested
lood, or have a feeling of dizziness.
heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste
in mouth and stomach headach
this Is Indigestion.
A full case of Pape's Diapepsin
costs only fifty cents and will thor
oughly cure your out-of-order stom
uch, and leave sufficient about the
house In case some one else In the
family may suffer from stomach
trouble or indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
fifty-cent cases, then you will under
stand why dyspeptic trouble of all
kinds must go, and why they usually
rulieve sour, out-of-order stomachs or
indigestion in five minutes. Diapepsin
is harmless and tastes like candy
though, each dose contains power suf-
ficient to digest and prepare for as
similation into the blood all the food
you eat; besides. It makes you go to
the table with a healthy appetite: but
what will please you most, is that you
will feel that your stomach and Intes
tines are clean and fresh, and you will
not need to resort to laxatives or liver
pills for biliousness or constipation.
This city will have many Diapepsin
cranks, as some people will call them,
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach preparation, too, if
you ever try a little for 'ndigestion or
gastritis or any other stomach misery.
(Jet some now, this minute, and for
ever rid yourself of stomach trouble
and indigestion. (Adv.)
DEMOCRATS R
E
FOR
1
NIGH
T
Parade, with Brass Band, Cars,
Mules, Donkeys, Steers,
Torches over Long Route.
The big Jollification of tho demo
crats of Asheville . and Buncombe
county, and perhaps a few from ad
joining counties, will take place to
night in celebration of the recent
democratic victories, national, state
and county, and it will beKin with a
parade the like of which the citizens
of Asheville have never before wit
nessed. The parade will be followed by
an open air speaking on Puck square,
at which County Chairman J. K.
Swain will preside, and Governor
elect Locke Craig will be the princi
pal speaker. All the speeches will be
restricted to five minutes in length.
In tl.'-j parade will be the First
Regiment band, the two infantry
companies, cavalry troop B, the fire
trucks, a large number of automobiles,
prominent citizens and 500 torches. It
will be an Inspiring sight and will
start shortly after 7 o'clock from the
corner of Patton and Ashland avenues
where the torches will be distributed
to the bearers by E. M. Israel, who
has the affair In charge.
The line of march is a long one.
The parade will start down Patton
avenue to Pack square, then out Col
lege, Oak, Wodfin and Charlotte
streets to Chestnut, along Chestnut
to North Main then to Magnolia and
Cumberland avenues, from the latter
of which the line will proceed by Cul
lowhee to Montfonl. The return trip
begin then along Montford to
OFFICE SEEKERS,
THEIR TROUBLES
!How Much Will Petitions
Count? Who Would It Be
Best to See About a
Particular Office?
WILL CHARLES A. WEBB
SUCCEED A. E. HOLTON?
Is in a Strong Position for It
Will S. L. Rogers Be Next
Internal Revenue
Collector?
will
Haywood, then to French Uroad ave
nue and back into Pntton avenue to
Church street, down Church to Wil
low, up South Main to Pack rquare
again. Then after marching around
the square a rouplvnf times the multi
tude will assemble in front of The
iazette-f.'ews office and the speaking
will begin from the balcony in front
of IV. II. Whltson'a office.
No indigestion in
Cottolene doughnuts
Cottolene heats to a higher tem
perature than either butter or
lard, without burning or smoking.
The high temperature of the fat
hardens the albumen, forming a
thin crust or coating, which pre
vents the food from becoming fat
soaked. The use of CiHoIene
saves half the tune in frying.
Whenever two or more triumphant
democrats are gathered together
speculation Inevitably turns, sooner or
later in the course of the conversa
tion, upon the disposition of the fed
eral pationage. Many have been heard
to wonder how much weight will be
attached to petitions whether a man
will be favored in answer to the
prayer of his neighbors, or whether
the good things will come as a re
sult of securing the ear of those In
high political place. Still again,
number of perspiring patriots would
like to know. If petitions are to re
ceive scant attention among the new
rulers In Israel, whose voice among
these new rulers is likely to prove
most potent, and whose kindly Inter
vention is likely to prove the most
efficacous at the White House?
Take the Asheville postofflce, for
example. It is thought that Congress
man Gudger will, in the very nature
of the case, have a good deal to say in
the disposition of this plum, with its
manifold attractions, but It is like
wise supposed that Senators Simmons
and Overman wilV be consulted. Not
only must nominations be confirmed
by the senate, but a United States
senator any senator is a great man,
nd it is hard to do business without
him under any circumstances.
Now then, seeing how the senators
must be reckoned with, in one way or
another, which of the two North Car
olina senators Is likely to prove the
more powerful as -a determining fac
tor in the disposition of the patron
age? In the west, for geographical
reasons, if for no other. It is supposed
that Mr. Overman will take a hand,
especially as there are political fences
which that gentleman will hardly ne
glect during the next two years, but
n the other hand, Mr. Simmons will
be a congress leader, and in that po
sition will probably be thrown with
the president, especially when the tar
iff is under consideration, as much as,
if not more, than any other one mem
ber of congress. In that way the se
nior senator will have a rare, and
doubtless highly aJvantugeous oppor
tunity of reaching the ear of the pres
ident This matter of having the ear
of the president is probably about
half the battle in these patronage con
tests; wherefore, the man after a big
office Is torn by conflicting emotions,
since it is not entirely clear how he.
should proceed, because the man
seeking an office must maintain the
gentleness of a dove and the wisdom
of a serpent A false step of tiny kind
will throw the fat in the fire, or some
body else will get It, which amounts
to pretty much the same thing. The
average statesman, it must be borne
in mind, is Jealous of his dignity and
prerogatives, and the office seeker, in
his zeal and haste is apt to commit
lese majeste and not know a thing
about It until after his more careful
opponent has got hiB goat, or more
politely, his commission.
What a good many people would
like to know is: who will be made
district attorney in this part of the
state and who will be his assistant?
That is a position that is really worth
while, und as most statesmen are
lawyers, those berths are much sought
after, not only because of the salary
and other attractions, but because It
is In line with the profession of the
applicant Tic- nuiiio of State Chair
man We' ii.it: inured conspicuously
In the inner and higher party circles,
when the position of diatrb t attor
ney has been the tuple under discus
slcn. Chairman Webb has not. how
over, indicated whether he would ap
ply for this recognition. When ques
tioned directly on the subject Mr.
Webb said he had not determined
what course he would pursue..'
Borne of the friends of the state
chalrmun say that his claims would
probably be regarded as superior by
the appointing power, to any claims
that might be urged hy other; sine
is the executive head of his party or
ganization, the party has Just won a
most pronounced victory, when there
were dlssentlons In his own party to
deal with, as well as In the oppoalng
forces.
As to Mr. Rogers.
Samuel L. Rogers, manager for Ben
ator Plmmona In the contest Jtiat
closed, spent today In Asheville. Ashe
ville haa been guessing that Mr. Roar
ers will be collector of Internal reve
nue for the western district, a position
confirmation as many ambitious Tar
Heels, aroonr thta JnHir u n
Ewart -of Hendersonvllle and District
Attorney Seawcll of Carthage, who
got judgeship nominations but failed
ui i-uuiirniauon. can testlty.
"It is well known that Chairman
Webb Is a friend of Senator Simmons
and it Is a significant fact that Na
tional Committeeman Daniels wrote a
three column editorial advocating the
tiecuun 01 senator Simmons to the
chairmanship of the senate finance
Committee, an honor thaf tho nlnr
senator is entitled to. Webb, Daniels
ana bimmons can and will be a pow
erful trio: there is no ilmihi hmit
.that." They are the political generals
ui ionn Carolina today. If they
stand together their influence will be
feit for 1oV or Hnrrnw In ai-orv ..im
munity In the state. The Simmons
cana wagon, already crowded to the
iop ooaras, will be a spectacle worth
going to the state to see.
"It has not been Intimated yet what
me policy of the North Carolina lead
era will be. The rennlili
ployed various methods to distribute
paironage. Tney recently adopted the
pian or letting the county and district
committees settle disputes and con
tests over postoffices and other gov
ernment jobs." :
SEASON FOR PARTRIDGE
SHOOTING OPENS NOV. IS
In Buncombe, Madison, Tran
sylvania and McDowell
Law in Other Counties.
Cottolsno is a vegetable Oil quits as alluring as that of district at
shortening as healthful as olive
oil easily digested makes food
rich and crisp, but never greasy.
Cottolene is absolutely pure and
clean in its origin, its manufac
ture, and method of packing. It
is never sold in
bulk always
in air-tight tin
pails which
protect it from
dirt, dust and
odors of the
proccry. Pur
chase a pail of
Cottolene from
your grocer
: h. e. rA
torney. When asked about this, Mr.
Rogera Mid that It was a subject he
had. never discussed with the senator,
that, among other things, there were
acme federal statutes covering a situ
ation of this kind, and that the sonft
tor had made no promises, express or
Implied. After Senator Simmons en
ters upon his oinclal duties again,
added Mr. Rogers, probably not with
out significance, It Senator Simmons
snowed a disposition to discuss such a
toplo with him, he. Mr, Rogers, would
be on hand for the Interview,
On somehow gets the Impression
that Mr. Rogers Is tn a decidedly re
ceptive mood. In this matter of th
, rollectorshtp.
Will Ik) More Powerful Titan Ever.
I "Senator Bimmons," says H. B. Ury
ant In the Charlotte Observer, "with
tlx mift rear In ti'.t hollow of hia
hand, will bs mors powerful than sver
In the senate. If he has a mind he
can dampen the enthusiasm of many
. Kitchla men who knock for admis
sion to the pis counter. Fre4lntlai
appointment have to paaa through
the annate. It la on thine to get an
uppDiiitiiient and another to g-t a
The open season for quail, or par
tridge, begins Friday, November 15.
and lasts until February I. The bird
nunters nave already been getting
tneir trappings In shape. The coun
ties of western North Carolina.those
which have the same open season as
Huncombe are Madison, Transylvania.
.McDowell. The open season in other
counties In this part of the state is
is follows: Cherokee, Swain, and Ma
con, November 15 to March 1; Jack-
son and Yancey, November 1 to
March 1; Henderson, January 1 to
March 1; Haywood, December 1 to
January 15; Clay, October 15 to Jan
uary 15. There is no bird law In Gra
ham.
The bag limit in Buncombe Is 25
birds a day; the non-residence license
iee Is $10.25, and written permission
must be had of the owner of the land
on which there is hunting. The non
resident hunter may carry his bag
out of the state.
Pheasants and wild turkeys cannot
be killed until 1913.
'BIBLE CLASS DAY'
In World Wldo Week of Prayer at Y.
M. C. A. Dr. Campbell
tho Deader.
Today was observed as "Bible Class
clay" at the Y. M. C. A. building in.
the observance of the world wide week
of prayer, and Dr. R. F. Campbell was
the leader at the meeting held there
at 12 o'clock. He was greeted by a
rather large gathering of the mon of
the city. The meeting lasted for 35
minutes. Great interest Is being shown
n the series of meetings.
Thanksgiving was offered today for
the growing interest of men in Bible
lass work; the Increase In adult
Bible clasr js; for new types of Bible
classes among heretofore unreached
men. There was prayer for the lead
era and teachers In the work all over
the world.
Tomorrow is "Community Extension
day," and Dr. Calvin B. Waller will be
the leader. Thanksgiving will be of
fered at the service tomorrow at noon
tor the growth of methods of reaching
boys and men. especially in Industrial
communities inaccessible to ordinary
methods or religious work. Prayer
will be for a further extension of the
work In all lines. A cordial Invita
tion is extended to all men of the city
to attend this meeting.
Mrs. Exnm Clements who Is em
ployed at the sheriffs office and who
had just assumed her duties after a
long illness, was taken suddenly III In
the office about 10 o'clock today. She
is now resting1 well, It is said.
Quick
Home Cure
for Piles
Trial Package Absolutely Vrrv Will
Yon Sprml Pom-Card for It? "'
If you are a sufferer from piles, In
stant relief Is yours for the asking, and
a speedy, permanent cure will follow.
The Pyramid Drug Co., 403 Pyra
mid Bldg., Marshall, Mich., will send
you free, In a plain wrapper, trial
package of Pyramid Pile Cure, the
wonderful sure and certain cure for
the tortures of this dread disease,
Thousands have already taken advan
tage of this offer, thousands know for
the first time In years what It Is to
be free from th pnini, the itching,
the awful agony of piles. '
Pyramid Pile Cure relieves the pain
and Itching Immediately. The Inflam
mation goes down, the swelling Is re
duced nnd soon tho disease Is (one
absolutely. 1
No matter how denperata yotl think
your case Is, write In today for the
free trlnl treatment Then, when yeu
have used It In th privacy of your
own horns and found out fof yourself
how-efficacious It la, you pan get the
full-size package ait any dnig store
for SO cents. Kvery day you suffer af
ter reading thla notice you suffer need
lessly, Simply llll out fre coupon and
mall today, .
FRKK PACKAGE COUPON.
' PYRAMID DRUO CO, 403
Pyramid Bids., Marshall, Mich.
Kindly send me a sample of Pyra
mid Pile Remedy, at one by mail,
FREE, In plain wrapper.
Nam.
su . . . . . .v. r. ; :. i
City BUt
Away Goes Cold I
In Chest Over Night
Bogy's Mustarlne is simply Rrent all
throat and chest soreness vanishes
while you sleep big box 25 cents
always ready.
J. A. Begy of Rochester. N. Y., Is
the Chemist who discovered MUSCA
RINE and now all wise people have
no further use for mustard poultices,
plasters, liniments, etc.
BEGY'S MUSTARINE won't blister
and won't soil. You can rub it on In
a minute and the next minute you'll
know that it has started to draw out
the congestion and allay the inflam
mation. Don't forget to' Use it for sore
throat, coughs, bronchitis, pleurisy,
tonsilitis, stiff neck, sprains, swollen
Joints, lumbago, neuralgia, headache,
earache and toothache. It absorbs
quickly; Is Very penetrating and acts
HUs magic Druggists everywhere.
Smith's drug store guarantees It. Only
25 cents. Be sure it's BEGY'S MUS
TARDINE in yellow box.
-Adv.
75
NO TWO
ALIKE
Be Sure and See These Values
SAMPLE
SKIRTS
Prices Range $5.00 and up;
One-Third Less Than You Usually Pay
This is an especially attractive offering, a superior as
sortment of fine tailored skirts in nil the most popular ma
terials and latest styles. Both dress and walking skirts are
included in this lot and they ill not last long at the prices
we have them marked.
SIZES 22
UP TO 28
OPPOSE SEGREGATED
VICE DISTRICTS
By Associated Press.
Chicago, Nov. 12. Miss Jane Ad
dams of Hull House headed a com
mittee of women who apeared before
the city council vice committee yes
terday and argued against segregated
vice districts in large cities.
The glamour of a segregated district
is particularly vicious in its influences
on small salaried working girls," said
Mrs. J. T. Bowen, of Chicago. Miss
Addams asserted that Ntew York was
more wicked than Chicago.
"There are too many financial Inter
ests In New York to suppress the so
cial evil," said Miss Maude Miner of
New York, "and that also is the
trouble In Chicago."
IT IS EASIER TO SAVE
THE HAIR YOU HAVE
Than to Grow New.
The tendency to put off until to
morrow what we should do today ac
counts for most of the bald heads we
see In the front row.
Newbro'g Herplcide stops falling
hair and prevents baldness. The dan
druff germ is destroyed by its use and
a condition of health maintained In
the hair and scalp.
Nearly everyone has hair troubles
of some description which Herplcide
will always correct. . Don't wait until
It Is too late. ,,
It is conceded to be the standard
hair remedy and Is recommended and
applied by all the best hair dressers
and barbers. , . '
Newbro's Herplcide ,ln ,60c and $1.00
sizes is sold by all dealers who guar
antee it to do all that is claimed. If
you are not satisfied your money will
bo refunded. ......
Send 10c in postage for sample and
book about the hair to The Herplcide
company, Dept. U Detroit. Mich. adv.
CLANSMEN'S LEADER
PLACED ON TRIAL
tthlna Allen's Attorney Contends His
Client Could Not Have Fired
the Fatal Shot.
By Associated Preu;
Wythevltle, Va., Nov. 12. Sidnn
Allen was placed on trial for his life
today on the charge of killing Judge
Thornton L. Massie In the Hlllsville
court house shooting last March.
Judge Buxton, attorney for Allen,
Jn his opening address declared they
would show that the shot In Judge
Massle's chnlr had been fired from the
side of the room occupied by the court
officials, not from the side held by the
Allen.' " - - '. "
Magical Effect of "
New Face Peeler.
(Woman's National Journal.)
To maintain a clear, roay, youthful
complexion, there's nothing so simple
to use and yet so effective as ordinary
mercollied wax, which you can get t
any drug store. Just apply the wax
at night as you would cold cream; In
the morning wash it off with warm
water. If you've never tried It you
can't Imagine the magical effect of
this harmless home treatment The
inercolide In the wax causes the worn
out scarf skin to come off In minute
particles, a little at a time, and soon
you have entirely shed the offensive
cuticle. The fresh young underskin
now In evidence W so' healthy and
finish looking, so free from any ap
pearanre of artificiality, you wonder
why you had not heard of this mar-
teioue complexion-renewing secret
lone; ago. . ,
To get rid of your wrinkles, hore'a
a formula that la wonderfully effec
tive: I oa. powdered saxolite, dlsaolved
In W pt wllch haael. Bathe the face
In this and you will be simply astnn
Ished lit the results, even 'after th
first trial. (Adv.)
BUYS NWSPAPER
Materials:
Corduroy, Silk, Voil, Serge, Panama, Terry Cloth, Bed
ford Cord, Scotch Mixture and Fine Whipcords. i(
PeerlessFashion Store
51 Patton Ave.
OUR CHILDREN'S
SHOES
Are not thrown togeth
er like most children's
shoes, but are built by
pastmasters in the shoe
business who understand
what it means to con
struct shoes that have
plenty of style that chil
dren demand, and the
wearing qualities that
the parents who foot the
bills demand.
Lynchburg Shoe Co.'s
Skuffers, $1.50 to $2.50;
Brownie's cents to $1.25.
MumpowerY
11 S. Slain.
Bells for Cash; Sells for ' Dess.
It's a Saving of money to trade. at.. , . ...
Levitt's Store
The Store of.Ten Thousand Bargains.., , , ' ,
3 South Main St. . Former Stand of Bon- Marche.
An American Political Sensation, "High Cost of
Living." .
At Palace Today
SEE
WILSON IN
TAFT MOTION
ROOSEVELT PICTURES
EU
IP.
Company of YYhlift O. I. Itoell Is
n p rrmmeni quires
' Mtfikngee RejnihlWan. --'
Of interest to those who have
friends In Muskogee la the Information
that the I'reas Fabltahmg company of
Muauft-ee, fikla,, of which- O. I).
Ilavell of this city Is vice president,
has purch-tsea the name, auhr rlptlon
Mat and good -will of the Oklahoma
Republican, successor to th Fort Olb-
aon Post and the Muskogee fount y
Republican, and will continue the
publication -under the. name of the
Muakoges Praas, with dally and week
ly editions.
The Preas Publishing company la
incorporated with Clarence B. Doug
lass as president and II. O. Bpauldlng
secretary. Polltloally th publication
will be Independent,
Mr, Douglas, for many years editor
and publlahar of the Muskogee Phoe
nix, will edit and manage the Prem
publications, :
lire and Vulcanizing Concern
Established in Arbogpst
Motor Co. Building.
One of the lurgest shipments of
automobile tires ever delivered In
Asheville was received yesterday by
the A. P. Tire and Vulcanizing com
pany. This Is a new firm which enters the
automobile field in Asheville and is
located in the Arbogast Motor com
pany's building on North Main street.
The proprietors of the company are
Ralph B. Arbogast and W. L. Phil
lips, who will deal In automobile tires
and rubber goods and have Installed a
complete steam vulcanizing plant for
the repair of castings and Inner tubes.
in addition to tho rubber buainess
the company la putting in a mercury
arc rectifying outfit lor charging stor
age batteries, also a smalt vibrating
rectifier for building up and reviving
batteries, which through abuse or neg
lect, have been allowed to deteriorate.
The company's first large shipment
whs received from the Knight Tire
and Rubber company of Canton, Ohio.
Tho Knight company turna out a
strictly hand made tire, the casings
contain 40 per cent more rubber than
the ordinary tire now on the market,
and this rubber la placed where It
will do the moat good, on the tread
or wearing surface of the tire.
The A. P. company has a display of
these casings and tubes In the win
dows of Its Ihow rooms In the Arbo
gast Motor : company , building at 0
worth Main jstrsrU: f
"Wednesday 'Power of Destruction."
Thursday "Bridge of Notre Dame."
Friday "Blazing the Trail."
nturday-rV'Post Telegrapher."- , ,
4 REELS DAILY 4
Purest and Best
Rumford Baking Powder
DREAMLAND
THE THEATRE BEAUTIFUL
.; , KEIIH VAUDEVILLE
' and
THREE REELS MOTION PICTURES
Matirt-G 5 and 30 conts,, ... ,lftl ,;,
Night 10 and 15c.
American musician and writer, gave, a
most Interesting lecture yesterday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Hart O.
Berg, 30, Avenue des Champa-Elysees,
Paris, on the subject, "The Music of
the American Indian." Mr. Cadman's
familiarity with his theme Js not
merely academic; as a matter of fact
he has from time to time spent
months on the Indian reservations of
the United States, and has made per
sonal - studies of the musical aide of
the redskin, and taken phonographic
records of their primitive melodies.
He showed very plainly by playing a
number of these melodies on a Penn
ine Indian flute that theee in nnv.
thing but vague, and. Indeed, have
quite definite form and extraordinary
emotional quality.
INDIAN MUSIC
riuirira W. Cadman Will ttlve Re.
cllnl t'ndcr AiiKplce of Satur-
1 day Miik dub.
The Saturday Music, club will 'give
one of the most Interesting social
features of the week on Thursday
evening, when Charles Wakefield Cad
man, who has been brought to the
city by the club, will give a recital. In
wnich he will play his own composi
tion! and give an American Indian
music-talk. The first part of the
program will be given over to the
musical and verbal analysis of Indian
muilc, and ths second part devoted
exrlualvely to the presentation of
eonga and piano muslo founded upon
Indian, themes, harmonized and elab
orated by 'tfnerluan composers Dr.
Cadman accoutred his vuat kaowladge
of Iri'lliin munio while living on the
Omaha reeorvaiwif In Thurston coun
ty, Nebraaka. The Parla edition of
th ljndun linilv Mulla anyn:
(,'liaib'S Wukijl'n !il t'ailliiari, a j-ohm
"There could be no better medicine
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
My children were all sick with whoop,
lng cough. One of them was In bed,
had a high fever and was coughing
up blood, our doctor gave them
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy snd the
first dose eased them, and three bottles
cured them," says Mrs. R. Aj Donald
son, of Lexington, Miss, for aale by
all dealers.
- ' ' ' ' t f(Adv.)
THE WEATHEB
raKPHUTUBsl.
Asheville . .
Atlanta
Augusta .. ..
Daltlmore . .
Iilrmlngham ..
Charleston . . . .
Charlotte .. ,.
Chicago . , . ,
Jacksonville . ,
Key West . . . .
Knoxvlllt . . , .
Mobile .. .....
New Orleans . .
New York . . . ,
1 31
S3 it
.St 74
. 61 72
. 46 78
. 41 6
.69 T4
. M 74
. 60 76
. 61 70
. 64 71
. 70 7
.40 74
.62 74
. 64 80
, 62 - 61
Oklahoma 44 74
Raleigh .... . . , . . . . . 52 ' 78
Savannah .. 66 78
Washington ,. 42 74
Wilmington 62 76
Normal for this date: Temperature
46 degrees. Precipitation .10 Inch,
Forecasts until 8 p. m. Wednesday
for Asheville and vicinity: Local rain
late tonight or on Wednesday, warmer
tonight. '
For North Carolina: Fair' In east
portion, local rains in west portion
late tonight or on Wednesday, warmer
tonight, moderate south winds.
(Jincral Conditions (Past 24 hour).
. The two storms that were noted
over the central portion of the country
Monday morning have combined and
the disturbance Is now centered over
Missouri. It has caused precipitation
In the Rocky Mountain region and
the Plains states. Rain has again
occurred in the north Pacific states.
An area of high pressure overlies tho
Plateau region and the Rocky Moun
tain section and temperatures ore
lower In that section. The following
heavy precipitation (in Inches) haa
been reported during the last twenty
four hours: Denver, 1.02. Local rain
Is Indicated for thij vicinity lata .to
night or on Wednesday, with warmer
tonight
T. R. TAYLOR,
Observer.
1'. M. C. A. BOWLINU.
In the Y. l, C. A. bowling tourna
ment lat night the team of White de
feated that of Bugs; three games.
The scores follow:
Sugg
Swain .
Man lev
Mlllor .
Neely . ,
Total.
14S 136 164 43)
131 121 194 178
J76 118 134 428
131 .134 133 400
167 141 130 439
Grand totals.. 710 661 666 1078
White
Hrown
Sevier
Taylor
Orlset
Z01
146
121
145
121 117
111 114
461
413
171 184 428
K, 1(10- 474
176 166 161 494
Oranrt tp'.ts. . 7Rg 764 721 1270
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