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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17
MEMBERS SELECTED
To Attend Different Conventions
and to Look After Other All
Important Matters.

The Business League met MOI
day night and much business was
transacted The question c1 selece,ns
dsleoates to the Comercial Convention
vas discussed and the president on mo-
t;on was ordered to appoint twenty
Eve to attend. The following were az
! pointed: m
Chas Halter, JOS. B. Hsrbison, Tnos'
Holmes. Clarence Witt, Saul lsenDerg'
Ioa weinberg, J. B. Hebron, sam
R,nm. W. W. stone. J. N. Cashin' p
7. Crosby, W. A. Everman, ). = Green' ],
lev. Edmund Taylor, q. n. Aiexsn Y,
der. ]. s. wsiss, B. ]. Church, = "
Ham Jake Scott, L. Pink Smith.
Hon E. N. Thomas then sugGes.e'
,h.. The uresident call meeting o. %
} dslsrates appointed by the Cotton =
, change. county, and League, 70 aRrs
3 ON some line Of action when oeiOse =
Convention. - th
: The Ferry was taken up ana ~
9 .o.n,,,,..ee ordered to collect balanc
. of funds and turn over IS que e = !,
!. tsrryman and see that ferry Is run :
II cording 70 contract. $3.50,
!. The question Of the Iron s.v.-s. .s..,a
road 20 connect with the city 'nrO1s ~.
rs -. - : .vons, hoass was thought q go'
= ,,ova - hut was Get for another meesl,
n.y. ..., zine could be devoted tol
10 4 fourth Of July celebration 1,'..o w. !
is cided upon and Acting Presloe ..
il, smith ordered 70 appoint comnl.s I.,'s
Il = Ave 70 get up program. The Ils,.s: iOllo
IA = So : q .sbe committee: R W. Iiliol
ap ~ Fah : wolf B. B. Goldman and u
lis Shanahan. ...,., q.
20 The question Of the lnouss' = ~ =
Isr vention was brought up oy =. =. - =
by. and - the hour 5As las1
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

FUNERAL
>fl1. .Q4-e,C7~-,A
Of Herman B. Sommer the Lars-
est in City's History
WITH MILITARY RITES.
| He was Loved and Esteemed b,
All and His Demise is an lr-
| rsparabIe Loss.

The sad intelligence reached TINS
CITY on Tuesday from Hot Springs
Ark, announcing the death q Mr.
Herman B. sommers who had gone
there several weeks ago to regain ms
health. Immediately upon receipt OF
the message, Mr.. Louis sommer ana
Mrs. Davis, brother and sister 81 tne
deceased, left for that city, and ac-
com panied by Mrs, Kate Lfcock, q
Malvern, Ark, another sister, wnc
had been with Herman all through
lbis stay at Hot springs, returned W wl'I
the remains Thursday evening. Iney
we're met at the depot BY . comm'1te'
~ Elks and many loving friends wn'
took the remaius in charge ana =
I
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17
c,,rted them to the residence OF Mr'

corted them to the residence u ~
pavis on Central avenue.
The funeral service were conduceeu
with friends who had come 70 pay ''e'r
,ast rasnects TO him whom they'esteem-
"a a. we'll. Rev. Father Kostenofock
,condncted these last sad rites IN
.tonehing and impressive manner he.
nan had always been consistent 0a'n
LII a,,e cburchman, and for years he nao
snnc praises to his Maker rom Vuo
ohoir loft and with the voices thai So :.
swaet but so full OF sadness sang tnelr
hearts, sorrow at this service.
s The funeral procession was the larg'
a.t ever ia the history of the city
ITsrnsn ~ was the leader of the FRS
t7eoimeut:B Band, which bears his name
Eand To the time of muffieed field musi'
re members Of the band and q ue
.atchment Of the military boys, all Il
N,lI uniform, under the command .
.4rontain Sam Montgomery, escorev
i the remaiusto their last res.in
W. ss1eoa Immediately following I'll
sscort came the pallbearers, Mesrr
nsnnis shanahan, Nell Connolly, 2.
Goldman. Will Isenberg, 9c. M. Ha'
and John Anderson, who we're sele
! ted from among the Catholic knieh'
~ rIp. and the band, Of which Q
e @ mutations the deceased was meI
1,sr. Then came the funeral car, I
. sensd ~. hv more than forty carriages
]. The burial services were very :
and touching. The tears Of She frleo
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17
POLICE DOlNGS
x Number Of Arrests Were Made
This Week and the Mayor
Did Big Business.

ro,,ce court this week was on q boom
"a Tavor Shields was kept busy dis-
seosinc ~ 1f the cases. The iirst case Def
ena His Honor Monday was Jn0. Alm-
~ ,,,ar. charge drunk and resisting omcsr.i
What have you TO sayg asked tne
Mayor. s,,wo Maaa-
ron yin Isenberg toles me go for Asen
| ~ stake, So shust goes ana I saw wy wy
1sen he tied stake to. Und ties meeu
,,alooee dot mule un ven co0ms "
4 SO N dot mule right way he got noI
sybere Den dere comes some teller
a,,5 No saws: nGo down here. l don
want var .'t 70 saw /, for | been sent i0r ~
Asan He then gets hold 30 pulls ms
nil Ground und | says Sun
No NJ not he was officer for II he curses %
, law law GOES Didn no, wears hat no INK
ann notice. Cos wuz sober, COS ! W,
Srnnk Arm / could 90 on dot mule not. Al
ter called him ---- - ne sass yy1r ~,
: rested. Den goes rlRnt aWa5 W.
nit no trouble me. s 1,,,,,,a :,
Q Lawyer Began represenye'u.. z.la.,..' u.ss' !,
E and placed several otner wisnesssg ~, : Z
J lstand who swOre ne was NY 49,. 49,, y !,
I hut Marshal Casey, MI. Eckstones g. =, 3,
n several OIueEs bWOtC AAp -
3 Shields decided there must nave ~ III,
= : an overflow OF lager and gave Ain
!. = mers ss and cost. The case was 2
d pealed.
4 4 Dudley McMillen, q coon VINO 2
as y been occupying Lacy q COMPANY
q onen air pine board beds 10 their lul
her ward. was fined 81 and cost-eqe
n cost to Cowan hair mattress oeos
ot T6hoy, Cbinaman, was cnarg
lor with taking woman,s pocket g
cnntainIng S8. She left pocket pe
IN counter and walked out and as
at aid Choy took pocket book and val.
in IN lie could not talk English but
Il Il chiuaman who spoke for him sala
en- toolxee the boolzee to knepee lpi ee
ace. but Tom Jones and other VIII
In Resulted that he was hiding the ,.
Mayor Shields said, being cn
an man. he would let him down iient
aned him $40 and cost. Ihe cese
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17
5OOD DISCRETION
& lotion Picking Machine That
Will RevoIutionize the
ING OF KINGCoTTON
,e DeIta---Its Mechanism is Won
esIul, But WhenPutInto Opera
lion Mill be Amazing.

lIndrical supports, Of which tner
Are fifteen on each side link
cd together in endless series ar
ranged to travel in an oblong course.
The lower end Of each carrier support
is piyoted on an endless chain ana Is
iournaled near their upper end IN an
endless chain which allows them 70
turn freely on their axles, to be trans
lated and held in the desired position
by means Of crank arm on each carrier
engaging in continuous race or TRACK
/ that keep the fingers 10 the proper po,
sition Ut all points during their trave'
around the oblong course; that IS /"
say keeping the fingers at rignt aneie
The fingers are carried IN cy
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

Mr.. w. w. Stone, Of the real estate
irm of Everman & stone' retu.nou
from an Illinois trip this week, where
he went to close deal on track q
delta land with some Illinois gentle
men. .rhe firm is doing great WORK Z
bring capital here to develop our un
improved lands and deserve all M
help from the citizens they can gek
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

"A 4, Il, f.,,a another In N A
Iouay' sepaFas's !, tx \. M ~ canned
me clty wy sounss .'.s ..,,ss ss bo,,ae. break
six negroes una, ,,,' ,s', ,,si,I, prown.
ing ana 'nelv ..,,,, NY ~, ~ IN ~ 81 sing
SEQ. burneev, 49, ~, ' rasay NJ F'or
biy, Ai'Isu s0nusys s.s.s I ,te,s ~ hardly /
tne iasS 'ntes n.ss..I III, so,,,s hsose IA
= week passe1 ~ !, ! ~ "a ,.obhed Their
the clvy Was spyo, 4, !. '.'''s y I si,yarware
maui .Wuu'u Ass ara other
Wa'cnss pss ~ aavs AGO
nopsenolu ars,s'ss. y. 4..,.,, .4o,,as IS theit
tney auueu .ss W. TX ,ohscco cioars
list apu calt'sa ~ I a,s Tia otiIcers
eggs ~ ene Vass' &, ..s,,,,ar,ss apd trv Is
woulo near Z ~ Il s,',,, ,,s,,,s A honrds hut
run enem aos Sosn pm, ~, week when
always lau 80, 80 rrs a1s,.,a j houss
one typ = 4 III Nh I, u .,,a c,tv choKed
u 'ne nos',e & &, ,,s, 80 rsom M and threat
inc youns 'ass :, ! II IL would murder
ened 7 y. ~ .,'asr sa ,;hsr,v tbey went
ner' .nss u. 'oss u u, n, IN tbe deed arous.
one .lme W 49,, III B, ,,ol,ca md 4 de.
ca tne peop.e a11 s.'s 4 i ,,,,t y 9at the
termlneu s'.v' ''. !" g s IN n hsslieved ii III.
tnlel N '.'s III II, .,ss,. WI, WIZ ~ wai
agans uolnk u's .s .hs ;nyormation 90
suspeOvsu Z. ~" 8 20 ca Rurnett beIu,
| p 1ne omoe1s ~ .s's 6 e ,aahla Z M q nv. bu
| tne ma. " ~, q sa,osaa constable
Wnen ~ 4 -, =, tba rna
| mss siI s.s.s' s~ss. ,shsra he rohbery TOO
MOI iar ilom l.,'t ms'v.s 1900 s and told him
place w y u d to,.,, ,vitb MIN he brol
come az r. n Nc q ~, ~ ,s,,,la .slace. Ji,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17
the city cemetery

The body Of tioater was found N
the river at the foot Of the city las1
Monday. Al the inquest letter was
found in the mans pocket that showeu
his name was John Knight and his
home was at McCarley, Carroll county
Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17
Exchange Delegates.

Cotton Exchange
\ morning and selected the
slegates to attend the COM
|fention to be held in Vicks-
N 2lst:
.etshaw, Jas. E. Negus, -
Abe Blum, Leroy Percy,
|snden. Louis Elkas, Henry
. Goldstein, Leop Wilczin,
bnry. G. B. Alexander, FREQ
Il A. Crawford, P. R. Bran
3izzell, A. J. Aldrldge, "
u. ]. e. Branton, B. Q. Nc
casey, M. Rosenstock, Jno
d. N. Thomas, J.R. Comfy
a. A. H. Stone, a. L. Foott
a. Merritt williams, Foul
IL. C. Watson.
6o can, it is their duty 70 a.
& a move that means muc
.es's future.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

Mr.. Geo. wager, young man porn
and reared in Greenvilie, died at his
home in the city last Thursday ne
had many friends and lived an exem-
plary life. The funeral services were
heId At the Methodist church and his
remains laid to rest in the a
the clty cemetery.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

hat committee Of ave be appointed
Inv the president to arrange for me
meeting. The committee appointed
were: N. Goldsteip, H. 4. Crosby
r,eRoy Percy, Geo. G. johnson and ".
A. Everman.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

Mr.. VIM. Morrisey, the travenus =
representative Of the St. Louis esa. s',aaav
i he cIty to write it up for SUNDAY
y na,s;on v # that largely circulated pa
ss' sar We had the pleasure Of meeting
Mr. Mr. Morrlsey and found him noI @, !
:, ar. = he = clever gentleman, but 9
.swrite-up', n man who is on to his 700
We look for Mr.. MorrIsey 70 give Sns
oity great "write-up," as we know
o,t neople will give him the proper
support.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

Of the Memphis players
row the brains OF some os4els
IA MAKE good ball players.
Morning News
brother, they need nine SET =
cb. The black uniform i
M. And then, think OF y,
ne editor Of the commercla
6iculed q nine that wouls
|smphis If it would swaI
team ior them. But thl
Is ! howl here, for our peo
not stand a team no bette
tk's is today.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

10 baseball league today 10 2
that is giving its visitors :
.bibition Of the American
the Cotton States League
Iippi and Louisiana. The
|,hl game wednesday between
. Rouge and vicksburg teams
hrs, neither side making :
record to be proud Of. Pres
ord Of the league and the
a the different clubs deserve y
.'ments Of the people OF tne
not only for the gooo y, ~ y
. teams, but also for the los 2
htIemen who comprise them
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

70 the line Of travel while in the plant
and in . tangentiaI position while pass
inc between the stationary metal strip
ners and translated after having pass
ed the strippers TO again present sne
point to the plant to be inserted long.
itudina.ly to an extended position a.
before. LII.
Each side is provided with a Spike
roller located adjacent to the poln'
where the fingers leave the s'ripper
Their function is to take the co..ol
from the stripper and throw It INTO IN
| inclined elevator belts,which 10 sur'
denosit il into sacks suspended IRON
the upper end of the elevators
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

Sunday
BATON Rouge I, Creenvlllc 4.
vicksbufR 10. Natchezl
Monday
Bstsr Rouge 1, viclsbure g
Greenville I, Natchez ?
vIekSbnrr !. Baton Rouge
Matches I, areenyille 2.
vicfSb0rq .. Baton Rouge Q
GreenvIIIe IA. NatcAe4
Tbnr1dnr
CreenQflIe 8. NIek1pnfE Y
8alon Rouge Neiohez game
pone1 Rain
VIcrsbore IS. Creapf|lle
BStan Rouge s. NaIchet
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

AZ q loss, we sell Misses and In
fapts' Shoes, Oxfords and San
daIs The Leader.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

Dr Howard Stewart left today to at
.and the state Dental Association
which will be held at Biloxi next Wees
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17
Fine Jersey Bail

Thaye 10 the southeastern part OF
the eity. Also have fine pasture Tor
cows sent. NJ. NJ. MIDpLEFoN'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

Now is the time tolsubscrioe TOT e
Times.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

'tlan p|cking machine is sym
1. aa1earance and is drawn
0S nules. 1 be picking ap-
3 N 0.bended from the side bars
.aa|h Irame, which is mounted
00.|s and made adjustable
4ans OF raising and lower
fhe axles are arched high
.AA|a and override the cotton
0|oAing fingers, Of which
oh one side and 1856 on
S 6 Ihrust endwise into the
a.au|ianoo oously from each side q
enIsGlacing each otherwhiie
. ,|s0 4nd moved backward at .
tS6nding to the forwarc
.s 1N4 machine thereby making
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

! Earl Rodgers, the advertising
..sn 3 here with his many novelties.
BE l. = bustlor from New Orleans
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

Mr w n. Neal is busy man. Last
,.a..,, ~ he was in Memphis looking after
S,s SSY milling interest there, and at 70,
mo whore he is constructing a. ~ -.
m;ll. He has also the contract 2 :. y,
,,,,,ii n",,a the Wynn house purchased 2 few
Ssys @ hack BY Il. T.. Crosby He mas
cloeed ! contract with Messrsl frsnkSI 3
y,' ! Rsiuoch to build a block OF bricA y
s,ores a. Rosedale. The new oil NH
~ 49, ! srectinr at Clarksdale viii soor
he m completed. Mr.. Neal isia hussle ..Ds
s1s = Inn one Of the city's best contractors
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17


4. ..a.ionary 10 relation to the
'hs iingers while in the plant
,Sob t1o inches between centers
... d|lsction, being close enough
.....rS sbe engagement. Of every
are made from spring steel
TOM one-third Of an inch a.
. n me fifth at the.point,and arc
',.8 Ion fine teeth along one
.s points Of the teeth arr
such a manner that the!
h 8s /. auage anything but fibre am
sA. s.dNe The green plant, gree'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

-T6e fourth Sunday iu this monsnsne
wOOdmen Of the World at vlcksDuas I, !,
wsll unveil the monument 70 Woodman !
: : = Hsnrv i. Chapple, who died in this
:; s;,- lat i, I wear. The local lodge here
viii Win send down delegation.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-05-17

Ino. Hardin, 4 porter 81 Loeb s''5
loon was ffned sS and cost for using lll'
deceut language through the teie phone
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-08-30
DO YOU WANT

A good home, located in the cen.
ter of Baxter Springs? Fine loca-
ton; corner lot; good four-room
house; splendid new barn, and best
of all, a never failing well of good
soft water; fruit trees, shade trees,
grape vines, and all kinds of shrub
berry. Will take a good team or
some cows, and give easy time, to
suit purchaser, on balance. For
further information inquire at Bax-
ter News office.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-08-30
OFFICIALLY OPENED.

The big reunion was officially
opened Monday aftern oon when
Rev. A. L. Jones asked divine
blessing of the meeting of 1902.
Rev. Jones was followed by John N.
Cooper, president of the associa-
ton, who turned command of the
camp over to Col. L. C. Weldy, who
will guide the big affair all the bal
ance of the week. The amphithea-
tire was we'll filled at this meeting.
It may not be amiss to say here
that heretofore the formal opening
of the big reunions has always ta-
ken place on Tuesday, but this year
the crowd was 30 big on Monday
that II was found necessary to cut
FER loose.
IcoNTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.l
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-08-30
First published August 16, 19O2)
Publication Summons.

In the district court of Cherokee county,
Kansas, sitting at Galena.
E. J. Sweem, plaintiff,
va.
Millie Sweeni, defendant.
To the above named defendent, Mile
Sweem: You are hereby notified that the
above named plaintiff has commenced
his action in the district court of Chero-
kee county, Kansas, sitting at Galena, ask
ing for a divorce from you on the grounds
of abandonment, extrem cruelty and gross
neglect of duty to said plaintiff; that un-
less you answer said petition on or before
the nth day of September, lsoQ, said petit
ion will be taken as true and judgment
rendered granting said divorce and ,judg-
ment for costs and such other relief as is
just and equitable az prayed for In said
petition.
L. {. JONES d CULLIsoN & SKIDAoRK,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest; jim. Wales, Clerk District Court.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-08-30
VALUE OF ADVERTISING.

The advertising matter put up by
the Interstate Reunion Associa-
tion this year is the finest ever put
up. Comrade c. w. Daniels, secre-
tary of the association, had charge
of getting the matter printed, and
it was pronounced by experts the
best they ever saw. The manager
of the Wallace shows, which exhib-
ited through this section about a
month ago. said the matter was su-
perb, and further said that he was
prepared to offer big salary to the
man who wrote the advertising to
go with his show and write his ad-
vertising. That man, as we said be-.
fore, is C. w. Daniels. The big elk
and md nine-sheet posters, half
and full sheet hangers were put up
all over the country and they
brought the crowds which packed
the grounds at the big reunion of
1902.
The distributing of the matter
was in charge of Chas. b. Collins,
the manager, and the distributing
was well done.
Advertising pays if itis we'll done
and certainly it was well done in
this case.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-08-30

The "high diving dog" which has
been jumping from the top of a
50-foot ladder, was seriously hurt
Tuesday az a result of the jump,
He is supposed to land in q
stretched canvass, but this time he
missed it and landed on the ground.
DR.. David B. Morgan, the veterin-
ary surgeon, fixed the little fellow
up, and while he thinks no bones
were broken, yet the shock was Sc
we're and "Beno" will have to "cut
out" the dog part of bis show the
rest of the week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-08-30
An old friend, F. D. W. Arnold /.

An old friend, F. d. w. Arnold of
Lamar, Mo-, of course took in the
big reunion this year. He is one of
the directors of the association. We
could 60 ahead and tell a long
story about his experiences at Bax-
ter Syringe, and being one of the
survivors of the massacre here, but
won't, for nearly everybody in this
country is familiar with all that.
Mr.. Arnold is postmaster at Lamar
and is also quite landed proprie-
tor, owning several nice farms in
arton county, No.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-08-30
FOR SALE.

A lot of full-biood English Berk
shire pigs, four months old-Reg'
'istered-Some fine males in the
bunch. Inquire of Mrs. E. H. Tou.
sey, five miles southwest of Baxter
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-08-30

Comrade Geo. W. Wilson of Fre-
donia is in camp this week adver-
tising the reunion at Delaware
Springs; near Fredonia, Kas., Sept.
to 8. Mr.. Wilson has with him a
piece of genuine hard tack which
he brought home from the war in
1884.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-08-30
Phone s. for W. D. Pinnick, auc-.

That jail at the reunion groundis
not very big for size, but It is h-l
for stout. Sheriff Sparks says il is
as safe as the county Jail. and he
ought to know, for he was locked
up in 1t few minutes.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-08-30
IT'S OVER.
Biggest Reunion Ever
Held is at an End.

Held is at an End.
The great reuniou-greatest on
earth-the 21st of the series of sue
cessful soldier gatherings is near
ing its end, and as the comrades,
their wives and children, many of
them men, older than were their ia.
theirs when they took up the line of
march in their country's defense,
move out of camp,they watt cheer
full "Good by, good by, boys; we will
see you again next year." in tone
and manner which indicates that
they have had glorious week and
so they have. Never In the history
of these wonderful gatherings has
a more successful meeting been
held. The weather was all that
could be desired, just rain enough
to keep the dust down, just cool
enough to be comfortable, and just
hot enough to enable the cold drink
dispensers to reap a rich harvest.
The attendance was larger than
ever before and the order and de-
corum almost beyond comprehen-
sion. That from 10000 to $4,000 peo.
pie can assemble at a place, open
to the world, and spend an entire
week without accident of any char
acter; with no drunkenness visible;
with no fights, no boisterous or OBJ
scene language, but jolly, merry,
fun.loving, fun-making, good ma.
tured crowd, is a matter of marvel
to all who witness the grand spec.
tacle. No words could express more
forcibly the wisdom of the policy
adopted by the association in the
conduct of these reunions; no
greater inducement could be given
! the management than is evidenced
by the absence of everything in the
line of complaints, fault-finding and
kicks. Thursday afternoon, as the
big day was closing, Commander
Weldy informed us that not one
word of complaint had been offered
up to that time. Only those who
know of the hundreds of kicks reg.
istered in the past can realize what
this entire absence means. Certain
ly never before have the old boys
gone away with such expressions
of praise of the great reunion and
such kindly words for the manage.
ment that made it possible for them
to say them. The fact that with a
very large representation of stock
holders at the annual meeting on
Wednesday, the old board of direct
ors were reelected without a dis.
senting voice is proof positive that
the comrades appreciate the fact
that all that is possible is being
done for their comfort and that
every year the Objectionable fea.
lures grow less-kickers ditto.
OFFICIALLY OPENED.
The big reunion was officially
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-08-30

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