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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-10
Petition for Liquor License.

Petition for Liquor License.
In the County Court Of tho State OF Oregon, for
the County of Gillian,
To the Hon. County Court of Gillian County,
Oregon.
We the undersigned residents and legal voters
of the Precinct Of Lone Rock. in said County
and State, hereby petition your honorable body
that license be granted w. r. Roberts, of said
precinct, to sell spirituous, malt and vinous liq
uors at retail iuquanttties less than one gallon
in the town OF Lone Rock, In said Precinct,
County and State:
P. r. Nicholson. Otto Ward. j. r. Bennett, JOS.
NJ. Hayes, G. W. Pitcher, +. B. Landefs, Ark
Madden, Geo, Madden, VIM. X. Corson, @. Wick,
l. G. Bennett, Adolph Dunnevan, G Phegiey, g.,
II. Neel, Jack Parker, 8. W. Smith #. H. Ralston,
Riley Billings, Ed Compton, F. H. Robinson, G..
W: Boone, J. r. Ralston, JEFF Hayes, II. n. Neel,
John Goshen, D. Q. Robinette, z. D. Wineland,
VIM. Curtis, W. r. Roberts.
To Whom 1t May Concern; Notice Is hereby
given that the undersigned, W. r. Roberts, will,
on the 10th day Of January, 1901, apply to the
Honorable County Court OF Gillian County, Ore
gon for license to sell at retail. in quantities
less than one gallon, spirituous, malt and vinous
liquors in the town and precinct of Lone Rock,
IN said Gillian County, oregon.
W. r. RoBERrs
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-10

], P. Morgan and E. H. Harri-
man, the well-known financial
kings of New York, have decided
that all railroad rate cutting must
stop and they have hit on very
effective way Of having their edict
obeyed. They viii simply refuse
to loan money to railroad COM
panies who indulge in the rate cut
ting habit, and the "boys" will
have to come to time or quit bust
ness. The reason given for such
action is that with demoralizec
freight and passenger rates the
roads cannot make enough money
to pay satisfactory dividends or
their watered stock. It's a great
scheme; but it takes Morgan anc
Hartman to devise great schemes
for their own profit.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-10
NOTICE.

On last Monday DR.. J. H. Hudson sold
his drug store at Condor to the Condor
Pharmacy, and has located at Antelope,
where he will operate drug store and
practice medicine. The new company
is entirely separate from the old manage
ment and will endeavor to operate first
class drug store. All accounts owed by
the Hudson Pharmacy will be settled by
DR.. Hudson, and all claims due to the
Hudson Pharmacy will be payable for
the present to Hendricks & Bowerman
at Condor, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-10

Tho t,tosr invites correspondence from an
- liona " Gillssia county. We aim 10 make
tssis prper the leading news rneasafnsol the
t'eui srd Invite orr friends tosasssse ne BY
seHQing IN THE news OF their nsspec I've
u,iehisTlano,ls. Correspondence must be
sieIssG Is the writer. not necesaariiy for pub
.etsiiit. bnt az Az evidence Of g0ed nth, aud
the Nssltnt nssnmrs ne rt.SrnnEihil ter optn-
tons expressed hy correspondents
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-10
To the Consumers
Of Gillian County,:


goods will reductions oil lines for
cash.
By rng local frequently note the ad OF interior
merchants conspicuous I'VE sell at Arlington
pces that the Arlington merchants must lead in
prices Before pur
chasing supplies the smaller bills get prices from
In agricultural have the hvoe Monitor Drills subject
attachments, via hoe disc press wheels shoe
The Oliver Duhman Pows hard for good clean
work, durability and lyhtness Of draft
nis Balm Stoughen
competitors strength and hghtunnng
qualities arr considered.
nyou anticipate treating
Of the old reliable Racine reach which
will be n September.
chop mi press Windmill sewing machine
machinery prices and will
You right
SHURTE g. WEIR co.
Arlington Oregon,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-10
M0RM4L ScR0oLS..

Representative Geer, of Malhear
County, viii endeAvor to induce!
the Legislature to establish a Nor
NAL School at Burns Harney Coun-
ty. Thus it goes. AS soon as one
section of the state "gets" a Nor
NAL School, every other section of
the state wants one. By yielding
to the persistent and it might al
most be said pestiferous importu-
nifty and insistence Of the original
Normal School touters, the state,
as was predicted by Legislators,
who looked ahead, has gotten itself
into an embarrassing position. 1t
accepted the schools-at Mon
mouth, Weston, and elsewhere
and their property, aud thus legal
ly adopted them, and made itself
liable for their maintenance. So
biennially these schools want lib
eral appropriations, and more and
more; but this is not all; other
localities want schools also. They
say: "You have done this for
these localities; you have never
done anything for us; now We
want something-anything will do;
if there is nothing else you can do
for us give US q Normal School;
that will cause some money to be
expended in q town in our region,
or in my county or my district. :"
What has been done cannot, or
will not, be undone. The state has
these institutions onits hands, and
must take care Of them. But it
has quite enough of them, and in
deed too many. Oregon ought to
have one good, frst-class Normal
School, possibly after awhile two,
one in Western and one in Eastern
Oregon. With these two, or better,
only one, located somewhere be-
tween Albany and The Dalles, it
should have stopped, and resolutely
resisted all further appeals.
The principal of one of the Ore
gon Normal Schools told the Tele-
gram not long ago that there was
really no such thing in Oregon as
a Normal School, and under the
present system could not be one.
And the more we have of them,
the farther below the standard Of
a first-class Normal School they
will be. The men who weakly
yielded to opportunities, and sc
committed the state to the policy
of adopting these hungry orphans
did the state great injury.
Now Burns wants a Normal
School. It is as much entitled te
it as any of the other places where
such a school is established were
It is 140 miles from a railroad, and
] the nearest point on a railroad il
| several hundred miles from the
nearest Normal School. What
then7 Must the state establish q
Normal School in every remote sec.
ton, to accommodate a score OF
two of teachers, or to help out q
Representative with his constitu.
ents?
II Burns is to have a Normal
School, why should there not be
one in Klamath County, another
in Coos, another in Clatsop, and
another in Clackamas2 In pur.
suance of the policy of the past
! these favors must be passed around
But it is time to stop. Indeed il
vas time to stop such a policy
before it was begun. We shall
probably have to keep the so-callec
Normal Schools we have, but Lei
US have no m ore.-Telegram.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

In the County Court Of the State OF Oregon,
for Gillian County
In the matter OF the Estate Of August seekamp
deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
ministrator of the estate Of August seekamp, de-
ceased, to the creditors Of and allpersons having
claims against, the said deceased, 70 present
them with the proper vouchers, within six
months of the date OF this notice, to the said
administrator, at the Office OF his attorney Sam.
T.. Van vactor, the same being the place for the
transaction OF the business OF said estate in Con.
don, Gillian County, oregon,
ROBERT SEEKAMP.
Administrator Of the estate of August seekamp,
deceased.
Dated this lS day Of December, 1900.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-10
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
NOW ARRIVING

wish to friends and paOns that Fal and
Winter stock Dry Notions Clothing, Underwear Furnish
ing Goods and arriving and better selected
than before.
Ie also have complete lines of
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Ii hereby given in the matter of the
estate OF james Nixon, deceased, that the under
signed has been duly appointed administrator Of
the estate OF said deeedent. All persons having
claims against said estate should present the
same to me at my residence near Mayville, Orc
gon, within six months from the date OF the
first publication of this notice.
ny Sovein5er o,ni b. 1900 AdmaistratoT Of the
estate OF James Nixon, dec
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-10
Petition for Liquor License.

Petition for Liquor License.
To the Honorable County Court OF Gillian
County, Oregon:
We the undersigned, legal voters OF the Pre-
cinct of Rock Creek. in the County OF Gillian,
State of Oregon, do respectfully petition the
Honorable County Court OF Gillian County, TO
grant license to one W. l. Fletcher to sell spir-
itous, malt and vinons liquors in quantities less
than one gallon, in the town OF olex, in said
Precinct, County and State for the period of one
year. as in duty bound we will ever pray.
NJ. A. Fleming, Henry Horst, Sumner Patter
son, L. P. Conroy, Chas D, Ward, Frank Kidd, G.
W. Chamberlain, 8. 8. Cole, E. d Huber, W. II.
Smell, v, B. Huber, Pope Catlin, H. wilkins,
James Larch Chas. wilkins, G.. A. Taylor, J. E.
Dodson, P. II. Head, P. Hursh, J. Nelson, W. G.
Taylor. J. C. Wood, NJ H. Cummings, J. B. Wise.
man, o. G. Boyd, William Flett, Geo. Welshons,
J. J. Duffy, B. Kiely, J. N. c. Kiely, Geo. viii
liams Jacob LaFeh, Mcpherson Bros, H. NJ Brock.
man, A. Ranquest, G. R. Hanna, Chas. Hursh,
W. L. Gibson, P. T. George, William Hunt, f. W.
White, Frank Little, r. s. McKinn ey, W. NJ. Nc
Kinney, VIM. w. Clark s. B. Gerrish, II. s Tay'
lor, l. D. Phillips, Z. s. Taylor, j. 8. Flett VIII
liam Douglas, C. N. scoggins, B. 7. Smell, G.
Miller, J. Martin, H. W. Phillips, A A. Carothers
T. B. Wiseman, z. o. Bigbee, W., r. De Ford.
To Whom it May Concern: Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned, WI. Fletcher, Will,
on the 10th day of January. 1901, apply to the
Honorable County Coare OF Gillian County, Ore.
gon, for license TO sell at retail, in quantities
less than one gallon, spirituous, malt and vinous
liquors in the town of Olex and precinct of Rock
Creek, in ssid Gillian County, Oregon.
W. /. FLETCHER.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-10
Treasurer's Notice.

all county warrants registered prior
to July /, 1899, will be paid upon pre-
sentation at my Office. Interest ceases
after January 5, 1907.
p. II. STEPHENSON,
Treasurer of Gillian county, Oregon.
Dated at Condor, Ore, Jan. z, 1901.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-01-10

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If 1t fails to cure.
L. W. Groves signature is on each box 25c
The sun., 1901-06-02
Bowling.
GREATER NEW YORK svs-rour~a.r~7
AHLlyc7oy NATIONAL srp-rorHSAxxsr.
Gossip of the Ring.

Jack Kelly the local ghtveighi, has been matched
70 box EDDIE burneS Of Detroit Gt Richmond, Ind.
Andy Walsh of Brooklyn Is after return go with
Joe Walcot.
Patsy Sweeney. the irish lightweight has been
compelled 10 can ei ths blk Oi his sr gag, nsni,
owing 10 an attack oi yellow laundics.
Mauy Matthews. who vAs knocked ou, By Rub
rem. ~ ] oion'n the other night WISHES a ensnr~
70 retrieve himself Matthews attributes his d,iea,
" lack Oi rendition ~
NY sirrious- Hlly Smith IL smother pugtIiy, ubo
" thlnsIng ~ retiring smith IL az IeviSton Me
snd mat he has saved w enough money 10 sta,
In business.
DICK OItien, ne well known Boston m n,ddI,u.ivht
Uhy ho' Ieilfb IN the ring for some time HE recently
nlil hs rghi hand and ftlon las developed which
VIZ pHJhelas nave been compelled n lance
Inc eoiound bou, between George Dy-rx T.,
olhird boston middleWeght and Ian Nufphy
pnth WAS IN have been decided al l0well ms be, n
pINplned until June s.
yHrk lym,n manhgsrof johnny Sulg gl,y, the local
~ I"nah, Nld Yesterday that he win accept Tie der
ol MO luScy. All that Is necessary 10 r'u,I a isi.
reliable person ''''' WIN
it lritef 10 = friend In Brooklyn Terri McCov,rn
snrs mat u u his Intention U! returning EASt In
W. Nr'N. H'resftf he says that AlttOugt 10
haa zen eht ollsIy awaiting ttr arrival of In Il,g.
.'ID' vac australian i'aiherw'gnt Champion. 10
o., not tlnk That H., antll1dehu IL really ,umihr
'o america OF has any Idea VI nghtIng him
An enof, IS being mad. 10 have Terry McGov,fn
sa bave sullivan meet In 20 round bout AT Hart
,oLd ~ vac originally proposed 10 Lfing the twal a
ps,Met az LOUISVILLE. but owing w the erssntiOn n
gnns IN MAT city the battle had 10 be Abandoned
ashagn crowley Of the Nutmeg A. a. ls ready "a
~" ~s soys hfvs purse 70 meet On July L
The sun., 1901-06-02
NO SAIL FOR INDEPENDENCE.
uus~vorabis weather stops r-Iawson Denies
Report.

Hep0yt.
Bosros, Juns Tho report pubnshed In
Nsv York yesterday and talssraphed b the
morning newspaper here. 10 the effect that
Thomas ". Lawson has given In fully 70 the
demands OF the New York Yacht Club In
agreeing to transfer BY charter his sloop
Indepsndencs In sntireev TO some member OF
the club. caused him 10 issue denial OF the
story this evening Mr. Lavsoa said
Every one seems 70 DO better posted than I.
know OF nothing that be: N any way
changed or effected The s.Atrs Of my yachs
Indspsnd;9os s!pos the publication OF my
owing to tho uufs svorable weather this
morning the Independence did not leave her
mootings for trial trip OF Boston Light At
. o'clock there was q heavy fog down the bay
and cold mist was driving In from the north
east Some Of the guests had assembled when
world word tS:s the 5ppS.s ornn 1 aaH
boat was all ready for the trial except for the
bending Of tho sails. but the delay In taking
her out TO sea gave Capt Haif and his men
the much desired opportunity OF making her
look shipshape by cleaning up the deck and
srransine thing. below The Wheel ss vas
pleased with he control the steering gear had
over the balance rudder The wheel can be
twirled with N ger while the boat Is not under
way, but some Of the old salts shook their
heads dubiously when something was said
about how the rudder would act In a heavy sea,
Tho Independence now contains seventy
FIVE tons OF ballast and she measures 50 fest on
the water lins She presents low free-
board and looks like clean-cut racer. The
crew Is quartered aboard tho barge Penokse
ard has comfortable surroundings
The sun., 1901-06-02
FOOI BAII.
Rules Committee Meet, and Important Changes
Arc EisCusscd.

Recently tho Football Rules COMMITTEES
mot In thI. city Paul J Dashicll. Johns Hop
Hns Alexander Moratt Princeton. John c.
Bell Pennsylvania, Walter Camp. Yale: /. N
Dennis. Cornell and Robert d wrenn, nar-
ward. compose this committee and all were
present Nothing startling has been done
as yet but another meeting II 10 be he III The
amendments have al. been In tho line Of max
ing the rules read more smoothly and clearly
The committee are unit In their dsterIalua-
ton u mako the rlllcS capable OF but ono
Interpretation This has been done In re-
spoct to the rule on downs tp the measuring
ilr downs, 10 several phrascs referring Is
ofsde play and & tho rule In reference 70
the safety touchdown 10 was learned on
good authority that an amendment will be
brought up later cutting down the points
counts five pOlnts Some Of tho committee
consider this play IN great measure in
dividual and that on this account Ave points
are too many Three points Is MI IL Ia worth
according 20 these nen and they will ak
the committee TO change II to this
II Is also said that IA" rule requiring Mt least
i've PLAYERS 10 be In tho sgrimmaRe line NAV
% amended SO that FIX viii have To bs in that
line This will uilect the system Of play In
vogue Mt lale and penns sylvsnia andit would
many games were decided u the ability Of tie
kicker 20 kick goals from touohdown- This
IL also an individual play 70 a certain extent
and it, scoring value. may ne reduced Othor
lies TINT arc slated for discussion are those
relating 70 ofsidr and penalties for fouls
great fight l. expected on tho penalty
for holdinE At present tor such an offence
II the offending sd" has the ball tuoy must
surrender it To their opponents This IL
oonsidersd too severe for tho onenco COM
mitted and an onde9yor will be- made toCheure
this rule 40 that a teu-vnrd penalty will lie
all Tint II put upon tft, technical foul.
The sun., 1901-06-02
Steam Yacht Iren. Launched.

Tho twin screw yacht Irene. built for
Leonard Lswisphn. was suoce-sfnlly launched
from the yards OF hcr builders. Charles
l. Seahury : Co, at Morris Heights at so
O'Clock last night Mia Irene Lewlsohn.
the youngest daughter - the owner. named
the new boat ~ sho sid into tha water The
principal dimensions Il tho Irene nre, 1855
fe'f over all. an feet wafarline, Is foot beam
and foot drlugh' Sh" Is fiush deck vessel
Of steel construction
The s'a'"r'".Hg f1r owner and guests are
CoWWOd nu-, aui ir" Nftad with hraIs bed
st"lf'. dru-. .inz 'Gsra and wash basin with r'In-
ming water iu each ruuw. The main AlrufI In
sgarIuua, and I. entered from the after deck
hpis" hy sidirWlv. The quarter. Tor owner
and guest. are beautifully finished In hard
woods The furnishings, upholaierlng
hThgiug- So ara = no finest. and nrn In
good harmony with m. finish 4 the different
rooms
Ih' wIct,rnry consist. II two powerful
trile cNuu. ~ cundou ing Crslnel. and "A
water tIh" boiler The clndpnsar II Of tho
| inp"grl tp"Niih COPPER shnA Tho irene
| WlH -" re Iacnt1tiV" vessel - her cinss.
| combining al, tho improvements ~ modern
| marin" architecture The trinl trip will take
| lldc" early thl- week eighteen mile. per hour
| ~ gihfnht"ed She will go In com mission
| u apvut weDk or ten days Capt Bits,
| engineer.
The sun., 1901-06-02

Society turned ont IN force yesterday 10
witness the last International game Of lacrosse
between tho crack University of Toronto
team ard the Crescent 4 G. twelve NJ tho
Cresoout's country club grounds. Bay Ridge.
Heavy body checking, sharp running around
opposing players and swift, accurate shooting
for tho goal nets aroused plenty Of enthu,i-
asm and 10 the onlookcrs the boat OF ii was
that tho Crescent team won by n score Of
2 goals 20 I Iu the first period the home
team scored gutl. 'n for the visitors In
the second hHli 'Hr PLAYING wag htlt. Grn-
ham and Wall cam" together and Wall was
nearly kuo'hrd on. wl'o Graham was cAr.
I.ed ON d." lirit with "a badly injured leg
lnl"r Wal was Iu' out Ht tho guIne for foullng
hvi" Jswoll w1s ruled ~ for striking An
orrnr"nt with his STICK pi the game ended
with Inf eleven mon ou a side, the suU-titut"
for Graham beng removed
The sun., 1901-06-02
Championship winners t the Phiisdefphis
Horse show.

PHIrADELPHIA. June On the closing
day Of the Horse Show, whom ths Champion
ships ara awarded and special prizes given
Phnadclphians did not show % the fore except
in the benvyweight hunters class Tho
greatest prizo /. supposed TO be the $50
n plt' onercd by TIE association FOR tho
lo,,t hoI.c sntable for a, fts, owned grd
to horais shown in the ring The winner
was LorGc cioldsn, belonging to Or John l.
wcntz Of scranton, Pn Lord Golden also
harncls. M, eyceeding Is hands inch
Dr Vents otAcr hcrsc, Lord Brilliant,
received tie re1crve ribbon Mrs W sftu-
won the chaInpign hip among the saddle
Loraps with her chestnut grding FlAsh ght
, n Hnlroub of Pltt'hurg CT the reserve
ribbon ~ his Lady Bonnie Frank Goulds
Il L'''PRlEI e. PlEIna "' sfrci BiotofIc6s E"cG oai ~
turci thc champianship g'nong, tho light;
bv Edvard Moore Robinson
Hea'herbloom, tho property OF Howard
Wef" Of White P!'ins \ wa, rrSarded
err Ne got q" rihbon and 40 IN Plate
offered bv the ladn6r Hunt ~ the heavy
weight hunter, Mitchell hnrri1@n,- tlgle
nnI W'' ,mIGrn % P, Pe w2r' Tt tr yn"rr- re-
celvod IA" reserve ribbon 49,
Mr-. Gorlon's Lady Dainty won tho blue
ribbon In the oa-s Ior saddle horses " 70
vr,l Frank GOuld- Bright Eyes was
second " stanton Elliotts Nell Gwynn
wa. third and o." Gerkendnl" Farms M!-trn+1
slit,b" for town work Frank Gould.' Bur,
huyusm aud Ssndr.ng CHAM got ff.t pii."
uv,T " c Mhitncys Chaliengrr and Chester
Ion Ion weTs fourth Mr.. whitney T ebert wa.
third In the gig clnss Z Nt"ven>s Cyrena
was fourth
The sun., 1901-06-02
Cricket.

The Knicksrbocker A c, played its frst
Ieag.. championship cricket game yesterday y
a. Montolair. where. reinforced by NJ, R Cobb.
Il scored an easv victory over tho Montolair
A. c. by Il runs and 8 wickcts 20 spare The
old bowling team = Cobb and Kelly proved
invincihle. and the former captured vickets
for 90 runs and tho lattcr for %. J =.
Bsckus was the only man 70 mako any resls-
tance for Montclair. while VI K. Cobb and
T. " T stiles took the batting honors for
the Knlckerbockers.
first meeting with the Kearny team In the
championship series Of tho New York Cricket
Association az Prospect Park and made q
desperate eFort to win the game. but n good
stand by n Holden ~ a critical time rev arded
the New jersey visitors with another victory
bv % runs u. McHale did great execution
with the ball for tho winners and captured
wIckets whle the only man to reach double
figures for Kings county was c, T. Toddings
With g..
ad dAs fSs MsnA"f1 nn1 team "f %srE ' and 'EE:
an exciting nstoh which resulted in a victory
tor Manhattan by runs, g. Baltimore and
their respective sides The totals were
Manhattan So Essex County, %
The Broollyn and Nelson Lodge team . had
an interesting match, the 'orinerr. w!nGing By
IN good stvlo for the wlrncrs, f6r IN addition %
scoring - The top score of the game ho can't
ured sly wieket' at low cost Tho totals
"es He Paterson Team 4 eleven fs;d' rather
easy thing IN their game against the Antilles
Club ot Prospect Park, for after disyosing
- their opponents for a un'try total ~ . they
ran up total - 10 in short order and won by
l20 runs.
Tie Newark Club played Paterson Team
L in the Ch1npionyh'p series of the Nuw
lost n closely contested game by runs
The match was peculiar from the fact that
three men dli al tho run getting for the
twenty-tvo who took part IN tho game $
.; a. and 7, Brown made u and ] Kervin
10 out O. Potorson's total If 40 Tho totals
vera Hnvfr5.- - pGtcrstp Tcsp. p %.
and Handicapped by 80 runs. the former lost
by ? The totals were: Team b. 05. Team
G. a. 4 w.., Indian cr,o,,.. c,rn d.,o,,.a
the chadwick Cricket Club n Grrenvllc,
\ J making il5 In one inning to 81 In two
innings f0r tho losers
The sun., 1901-06-02
ROAD HORSE PARADE.
OvsS Three Hundred wagon, In Procession
From Newark to Orange

For the second tims since its formation
the Road Horse Association Of New Jerssy
made parade IN Newark Yesterday and II
was brilliant SUCCESS with nus weather
and hard. dustless and almost mud'rss streets
IN spite oi the rain pf the week The parH de
s'Hfird ln The lower end ~ Newark near
lUInh"th aE"uu" ard I'm. bed an hour and u
htIl ia"r Ia tho centre Of OTiuu" There
were over 700 NrhlCl,s lri NOR" 'itr tWiCo
a. many persons IT. thr lire, c1,N division
o! Mhl,h was I'D by n Ding .r 't,...'.r
N',l ~ lh" vehicles wrTs lfght road " guns
win hl,rc," wheels, hut th"r. Nri' vel ,ics
~ al Flud' ard "a hundred iast rad huG,"
we're r'Pf''"nird with ta'r oNI"f' dfisl. Y
them hen there wern few ,"uY teams
ma cHf'- and ~"mc fine coach ''.'I, IN line.
! n" -l'"' ot th" streets ttrOuIA which tho
procession passed We're lir.d " v'4 Interested
sigrlalgts and Judges or critics 70. hor-silosh
=, The Pr"sident OF the a.-ocia' %. James T.
ioNell. occupied front sent tpon big
dfeg ana was protected from ''r Hdmirins
crowd by a squad OF nOunt.i pol lcamen.
morse IN tho body OF hor-' ambulan 90
shov.