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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-07
A cold.slooded Abatement.

II don't see why you dislike Bliggius
20 much | dol't believe he'd harm his
worst enemy"
No" answered the lmpiacabie foe
he would be afraid of any enemy
Bliggins Is one OF those people who al
ways pick their friends as victims OF a
small transaction because they think
they can square II BY apoiogizIng -
Washington Star.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-07
HARTMAN
WANTS HIS
STOCK BACK

ST. Paul, April AZ. H. Hartman,
AZ trustee Tor the Oregon Short line.
fled petition 10 the federal circuit
court Saturday asking 10 be allowed 70
intervene In the case oi the United
states against the Northern Securities
company. with the object Of compell-
ing the latter TO turn over 20 him the
Northern Pacific railway stock origi.
naIiy exchanged fer the Northern Sc
curitIes company stock.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-07
A Difference.

Yon say he Is an actor"
No. | md he was on the STAGE.
aWoll what's the diiference?"
THE answer iG. see him :
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-07

George Gould's recent trip OF over
$500 miles Of his various railroads was
made with one engine, the same man
being at the throttle all the way. The
engineer was Il. ]. Hadlock, who some
four years ago made the run of 8Ga
miles from El Paso to Texarkana with
cut leaving his locomotive The aver.
age running time of Mr.. Gould's trip
was sixty miles an hour. eighty miles
being covered in that time frequently
kid" Hadlock, as he Is known, Is AZ
years old. and since the age Of 20 has
been with the Texas and Pacific.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-07

Colonel "Dlck" Bright. who was
scrgeant.at.arms In the senate when
democrats controlled that body, has
been on a visit to Virginia. where he
picked up new story. reyiyallst
who was holding meetings there met a
man and asked him 10 attend service
that evening. The man refused TO
promise and the preacher said. MY
brother don't you ever pray?" Nav"
answered the vllager. II carry a rab.
bits foot"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-07

William Il Syron, pioneer of
Oregon and Washington, Is dead at his
home in Garfield. Wash, aged 81
years. Mr.. Syron and his young wife
left Iowa In 1852 with party and
crossed the plains with OK teams,
When the Syrons arrived In Oregon
they had one OK, the usual prairie
schooner outfit and 20 cents cash, In
1877 they moved from Oregon to Wash.
ngton
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-04-07
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE

Postmaster General Payne, who has
been seriously III. Is now able to sit
up and is able to move about without
the use of crutches
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
THE DESERT FLOOD.

Tire indians Rain Prayer Answered
Do Mat thirsty dessert land.
OF tho Upper Rio GnndD
Where the mountains rise so high.
And great barren m,aas &c.,
Month after month OF sunshine bright
$50 cloud ur sIeD 0f storm In sight
IiIl ail DE land .s brown and bare
And soreIy herds of cattle fare
Hotter grows me summer sun
Waves lhc air with gulyorIug heat.
Many cloud dust whlrl winds run
And desert sands burn me flesh.
Wrh blH rain god zoo bis hand
Praying at o. MouuI spring.
Sass loo that desert land.
An Indian priest chant and sing
% Spirit good. give us rain.
70 grow our fields OF corn
Make uur springs overflow aruiu.
W. pray from nIght 600 morn
Then uther clouds midst mountains
high
DO dark and JhrratynIur awcUs.
And lightning flashes through me
sily
When praIs OF thunder roll
soon roaring floods Of waters sweep
Wild wastes of Indian lands
ON rushing through the canyons deep
over fhr plains of dessert sands
HIs children rcd. they grow their corn
And herds uf nnio face iaiten well
buf villages ana railways torn
And travellers sad sforioH ton
NEWTON % CHITTENDEN.
written of Albuquerque Is 81. Octo.
bar 3d. lHUil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

.e Ul. dr. of tho week. ana tho
Gould people are now preparing IN
commence worE ON fhe extension. The
new acquisition and me proposed new
construction of me gap m question On
matter 0f great moment In fbo RAN.
lai world The Goulds own the
T.w Pacific system from El paso
through Texas un thuurh Arkansas
H1' over .ho IRON Mountain road to st.
Fouls. ae wen as through Louisiana to
Nrw Orleans Since 'he Rock island
Hu.N 'hroush DaIha T., fton Kan.
sos CITY tbo T. Pacific bias boon
shorn Of mU.. .. .He vast business to
and from fHlf Texas border city and
gateway f1 WetIro.
Tho G.u'1a have boon trying i1 ao.
cur. nH onset fo fnir Ioss of advani.
1ro. ono .1 encompass nn ,ho rival
road .l. acquired the Santa Pc a. Ef
Pa.1 short lime Tor the purpose OF oy.
.n.Ina TO- Dds extending DO to El paro
r". UrlF .a a direct liro made tr ,hc
...E Mountain country. with aU uf
tu' Hrr.Hs but also one to the
case over .HO Gould SYSTEM An arrrs
mont HHI been entered into before the
purchase n' fFo short Zinc bv tho
G,T..H aHH Goo Santa DO people that
fn, |nU should mon nc extended from
Santa Fr Ana .r order 'o avoid break.
inr rH. agreement ibe Goufds win
build .1n ..tons.oU from El p4e0 fa
lorraine. Whlo tho move IA % clever
piece of work. 10 docs NOT violate tho
stipulation iu question
wien 'hs u.y' Hn. Denver win Doe
Hrourht 'ro..r fD fho New Mexico aud
T',le fields 'f means wider busl
mess scope for Denver ana greater
market f1r fho manufactured. arrl
cultural 1Hd mineral products of Col
'n'o Another thine 20 means D. chat
.hr Noy..lH ores uII bo brought q.
rect i1 Denver y.a El paao for smalt
'na % .H estimated that .hIs Iniuefr,
1..n. $500 hc benefited double by tho
now Tine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO All
TEND THE BANQUET HERd
SUNDAY OCTOBER 10.

Tho following bulletin was ISSUED
last night Boy the Albuquerque council
Of tha knights OF Columbus.
knirbts of Columbus AbuouorauoI
council 80 Gti
Worthy SIR knights. ON sunday.
October i6. 1905 Ina Vegas and Ail
hnquerquc council knights Of Column
hus WIN give a ioInf ioWreatInn III
ih0 three degrees OF fho order to "A
large number of candidates from difl
fcroni parts of Now Wc,ico ~ wlii
Doe one Of tho most ovrntm dava I'D
no history of Cur order IN This forrlI
tory and nll momhcrs arc carnes.lI
requested tn ho present and tafr nnrI
lu the program " INC 1ay. a cordial
Invitation ia also ooytondoI to AID
visiting nights
40 2 o'cIock. a. ma on members God
grihor with an me candidates. win
attend mass 90 enc Church of tho Iml
macuI1'o Conception
40 1890 o. m the ossmulIUcaiion I'D
delegates win begin at Elke h1u mi
fbo rlta building 90 the corner N
Gold avenue ana Fifth street Tho
doors win Doc closed promptly af 2
O'Clock an are requested 200 he on
time
Af'or tho initiation ceremonies an
s.r Kn'ehta ana visiting brothers VIII
repair 'o inc Alvarndo hotel whore
sumu'uous st1r banquet WIN he xiv.
on A very interesting program has
hoou arranged The responses 10
tonrte win Boo ma10 by some ~ tho
m0si prominent momlors OF tha order
In 'ho wcet an momhora Of mo local
council who intend hoIng present ~
tho banquet win please Novl tl "
names 90 tho entertain .ont ne
m.tiao f0g Uloct ~ y Come ".
7 70 Scott Eugene Courov 70 F RI.
Gamma william % nolln a W rs-
D'nos1. = 70 WcWanus. n. a. " g.
nhowpn Nor'0r Noniova. Charles 8.
white. J w prostoll
Banquet commHfco-pr S. p
rrosscttc. J g heaven. T.. r nr %.
ev Alexis with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES

NIr1.o chief Vicente and s.yemf
other Nlynius who arc Attending the
H.r visited f0o school .o sos how fha.r
children ar, eo'tue along Thrg
brought several now pupils with them
Th. school turned nui ru masso ,at
'oriay fo attend thr parade
WaHar Allen who hls boon attend.
na the fair at St Louis lor the past
'Vo nguhH returned last evening Oh,
"aa sr,aHy do'IghtrI with tho biz faIr
A tu.oeum bias IusJ hron received
from Superintendent Allen. who "a
now boo Washington stating that there
's danscr of rdis school losing thtIrap.
preparation un.Ds. something .s done hy
'H. CITIZEN a'ur' opening 200 "a road
.-'m Fourth street fo tho Indian
SCHOOL
some minor repairs ar. being mad.
n'n0nr .HH decision OF fHy indian af
.." about ura BUILDINGS and Improve.
sesf.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

From Fridays nmy CIuteuj
Thc Santa Fo and Southern Pacific
Railroad companies win build Jointly a
now freight depot at nymIue
Agent Perry nf fort nonauC, and
Professor EomDu came loo from ths
west last NIGHT
Mrs o. 80 puuoY who has boon
spending tHo PISS. few weeks go wau.
krsha wis will return homo boz a
few days
William ll1ruh.n. wuIl known mpr
chant of Thorolu s Boo Dee city to
attend Ihe remaining days of tho h.r
territorial fair
Regular Sabbath services wu Boo
held 90. Temple Albert. corner of Sew
Du.h ana Wpst Gold avenue th.s even.
'ng at go o'clock Tao public ls vel
coined
CharIoa platpr1. a Navajo Indian s.I
F"rsmIih residing go rhoreau is here
tu atlouI 'bo fair and to visit bis SON
wHn 's student 90 lhe government
Indian school
Mr. and Mrs 81 n. whitney of
whitney 81 co., bite hardware m.r
chants have returned to the city from
their summon camp loo Bear canyon o.
iha SB.rIpu mountains
Rabbi 81 Nuhamm of Philadelphia.
arrived last uIsht and rs the guest ~
u.s SON q Mahlrlm. tbg West Rail
road avenue merchant De expects
to remain several weeks Rabbi Ma.
hhfam ls an orthodox jew
W g. Campbell national organizer
oft me National irrigation association
arrived from los Muscles Cal. and
win remain several DAYS. working Iu
tho interest of IrJ cation with local
members of tho association
% ~ lane .ho iottpr carrier died
aH u.sht about l0 o'clock I'D hIs
homo un South Edith street. after
short ilIn.ss from typhoid foyer SIR
lauos ola home De- ln Kentucky and
he remains VIII bo shipped there for
burial
w comm of 81 Louis NO would
lND r1 know me whereabouts 1f one
Samuel p Coffin who is linotype
operator Hg .s supposed fo have lof.
LdF Vegas several wooks aro fur lh'a
city II.H father is anxious to hear
from him
w @ OaIr th, las Vegas MANAGER
of the Mutual l.fa Insurance com
wuy is Goa tho city aud win remain
couple of days while htre Darby A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

heaven because the whole solar sys.
tom was not thrown 90 with %. Per
haps nothing can bo done 20 cure this
peculiar form OF mental or moral
alteration. bat one SHOULD certainly
take care to avoid fhc cottariun of
so Z ,al n disease
Mult.tudcs OF alleged human be-
ites rD to Worlds fair with no
other notion than to umHt Thorn.
selves to succession OF novel and
lgalldgr.ug Impressions aud senaa.
lions They do not seek to learn
anything. and viii not even read
label as bic as the side OF n house
Or they happen to bo given to ocono.
MIXING. oithrr through necessity or
noarnoss" They soon render them.
selves incapable of fresh Impressions
and e0 away dissatisfied
No one crIt'cizos the exposition ad.
vorfoly who has given any reasonable
degree of attention to huudrodth
part of what o. contains The knock
crs are only knocking thcIr own
heads against the walls of the Ivory
city. they may stun themselves. hm
they cannot dim itf glorloa 40 tho
eyes of any Intelligent visitor o. is
safe to say 'hlt mo- one who has. Boz
"a quiet lo.WroIy and Systematic way
passed In ruvlUW. bo 90 never so cas.
uoIly thc whole body OF public and
private collections of every Kind a.
semhIod loo thIa vast palace dotted
pleasure rlr1cn. has over failed 20
realize that fh.s has boon tbo most
hrHai0nIHe 0u'IshtOniug aud delight.
fu' experience ln DIS whole llfe
The greater The number uf poopls
who manifest Zoo o. practical manner
their appreciation of thc splendid
0ppOuunUI,a 1f h.s DIoch making
year. tho more announcement win Doe
given t1 those who are already ou.
gagged Boo dov.sinr tbe plans f1r future
expeditions elsewhere ana Ba ptory
srcat Wor.lH Il.r haHgua. t1 au in.
cl'CuaHU desired. every form of ua.
HOnaI and International progress.
those WHY m0uf1oi mos. hacks who
discourage their follow c.tizaus from
visiting S. louis are ibp worst enc.
mics of ihoIr race auu country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
RaltLnn Room EnlerlaLner.-

Tn. entertainment ar the Santa ro
reading room Tuesday evening. was
won attended and fhr program was
we'll rendered, says the Needles Bye
rhald1ra Brown. q Chinese youth. de-
Irhf.I llo audience with hIs solos.
in has o. remarkably sWoDt voice.
Mr Brown and Mrs Cole rendered
two ducts The reading and impor.
suuliuus of Mrs D. D. Hnrdlson
pleased fbo audience The program
closed with a description of that won.
derIu. valley "The Yosemite by
d. George t. Cole. this was Illus.
tra.ed with a largo paiuuue showing
'hp whole valley and storropti
views off some of the most Interesting
points Those entertainments provided
for iha employees OF tbu Santa Fp rain
road and their friends arc proving "a
great success and are appreciated hy
thc public VINO are also made v,l
come
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
-. sherIoek HoImss -.

sherlock Holmes was iIl GOO easr {
could sng that something was hothDr.
ug him. bul I.sIihpd lo Say auythmr.
The great detective paced up and
down rostlvssly
Watson hg finally remarked. 'LDr
The hrst t.mc u my ifD ann puzzled "
vas about Zoo reuIy wnuu Doc
checked mo v.th ZOO angry Vay, of hls
hand Keep s.I.I' He cried and Doe
me think
RgHum.ug h- walk up end down Tho
room Ha was silent Tor perhaps half
400 hour Then boz frightened un 90
have iI' boz shouted % vas tho EIr
chen key
what do YOU mean HaImcs8" 9
lueried
"jus, HIs," Doe replied They en.
tered uy Way pf fbo kitchen. stole tho
eo0Nns and escaped through the Iin.
.ns room
"iuu are a wonderful man ! said.
for perhaps the s.Ntorh time "a
wonderful man
llo Taught lightly "Not az an" ho
said Merely "a simple deduction
that les AN You see, when I was called
'o thg house the occupants showed m,
the empty cookie lar Therefore.
reasoned The cookies had dIsap.
poarod. None of the occupants OF the
house knew about Co., so o. must have
heon done by outsiders. without the
consent of rhD owners o.. by
stealth lu the morning tho ttchon
door was found open and some foot.
prints on the freshly painted dining
room noor lod to che window. also
open o. Is alI very simple
Just then the dOlrbo.l rang and
purily gentleman was shown .u
"Ha'' said sherlock Holmes. you
are the party who rams that hcu'"
Eyes admitted iho visitor % ann
hut how 600 thr world dII you know
itf'
Holmes smiled "I heard you." said
Dee. rolling up hIs sleeve and shootmg
q little dope into bIf muscular f1ro.
We'll said tho caller have you
amy trace of them g00Nes7'
Not yot' sa.d Holmes. but I OK.
uerI to have them located by 1896 q.
m tomorrow You were shaved Jt
Wh.tf.neluns shop ,hs morning boy a
rrdheaiad barber ho declared. look
ug h.s man koeuiy iu enc eye
WONDERFUL said the faf man
How in the world did you learn 81
Itq"
Nothing could he simpler said
sherlock % was in tho noAt chair az
ne tIme,"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
WHY THE ROCKERS KNOCK.
Some Unreasonable Reasons for Ad.
verse Cr.tIcism OF the Worlds
mnHH

verse Sfiticiam OF the Worlds
Pair
Many persons have been held back
from taking ADVANTAGE of tho unique
and never t0 he repeated opportuni
''Ha fnr pleasure and profit for OBJ
aorya'Ion and study ana experience
and aesthetic culture that the Louis
lana Purchase exposition affords. bv
.ne u1IoyunbIn reports of "a certain
faction n' those who have visited
U which though unuItosilmally
sinai. both numerically and psyche
logically .s sometimes moraphouIc Iu
'ho noise tha. n makes
There is "a reason for everything
even for That .n which thyro Is mo-
reason Visitors who try 90 edo the
iaIr' Iu two or three days often won.
der about bllndly until they are half
dead with fatigue. aud whatever pow
orr 0f appreciation they may have
started out with has been h0polossly
honumhod Then They rush off, with
ogt having seen ono.thOusandth part
NJ ihC wonders there assembled and
wIfh only "a confused impression of
nnI.o aul Kaleidoscope change OF
scene and report that the game i8 not
worth 'hc candle Others. who are
in 'lo habit of eating No. nftoon.cfut
places. stumble into restaurants hay.
ug tho elegance. artistic cuisine and
hel prices of pclmOulco's or
WelchIrs and bor0mes go onrared at
fho yN0rh.tanf prices" chat they re.
'uao to 500 anything good In me
whole affair Others. NOT content
with having access at q cost of nfy
cents. to scenes of sulandor and luX
ury and beauty and an Infinite ya
rI.'y OF wonders and novelties. such
a they might Fo around the world
"a dozen times without seeing are
profoundly urgr.oyoi because other
del'ghis of the intellect and taste ana
s'nses prepared by private concos
sInnaIrs sometimes 90 Incredible cost
can only be- enjoyed by paying an ad.
ditioual haltdo''ar or quarter or dime.
There are some people who. if you
were to give them the earth ana an
The ulnosa thereof. would cry up to
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr. and Mrs 8 r Wood OF Gallup.
are in the city visiting Mrs John
H"e"i''| ''l south hIoaa"aF'
H %. hursum. the chairman OF the
territorial republican central commit
zee l' here attending me iair' ana
talking politics
'I"Hofy rage "a prominent repunil'
yam politician ana proprietor OF mo
Fas' hotel '' .n 'h' '.iy from Gallup
"" ''h' 30 'h' i'.'.
ueHderIo sanduyal of Cobo'Icia. a..
NJ. ~ poo ih' Guy purchasing % stock
'' goods Tor now store which "
"'II open Zoo teho'.'in shor'I
RnruIar sabbath services win y
. held zoo Temple Albert corner OF ~
AND W's Cold avenue Friday evening
40 i.ao Tho public H welcomed
Sergeant % ~ CIprpn and Private
' W Ba.,u who Iur Denver ON "a mo.
Tor cycle. oct u. arc expected fa arr
rive herr Friday afternoon.
General Frank l. paIdvF, nm,
Lieutenant prur. b.s ,II..5...,a,,.
81, 49,. "''''
.ldcuts. wu. raaph hero r1ulebf
Mrs ~ ,y,rr.,. .t,. n.
yelling .r na amu.. ..f , ..... -.5
which arrived I..t rI.b, p...
mother and 5,r.r..r ,,, -......,
DOING Wsr
,,-. an. A.. ,....
pug l''N'.H nI'h1Efh.
younr aov b,rI.nr , .,sl,,.. b. ~.
Nrst orera - 3D.. r,....,.,t.
sur,pss ofgr.
49,.
49,, ~. '.' '''. q. d. h'nehan
$50. '''' ',.'"t %" 'N' tI'in from
,-'"." '' M. hrnrhan is Che dis.
'''' ".p'.S OF ine h' y. O. T.. and
N.I' """n 'o take part 600 the dodi-
..'..Oh EXERCISES tonight at Elk8' lodge
WV '' %" see 'h' lAlf
E'"hIu "Ilie OF Winslow. musi-
'l'". Nl'a ln mat town fho other day.
h'. WIN hIs brother John wilde are
h'.'''s OF kipon, Wis The deceased
mas many friends FOO this city aud Gal.
Inr Who VIII ho p1Inoi t1 learn OF his
death,
D. w. surHarp. formarr, frr.r,r d,
Tho ncal SANTA De b,Ifsr sb,,. 5l.5
Zoo El Paso Monday ,narnoon ,a.r
short sla.. ri ,'.t.,, ', ,. que, "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Ros. cultures beginning 10 barr
beyond records. says the Chicago
Journal The flower Is mentioned I'm
f1o earliest CoptIr manuscripts. In.
'ias traditions take thr rosn to mo
time 1f the gods 900 earth Egyuf
had roses. Wild and Tame. before me-
Romans occupation mad, b.. Iu way.
bome's commercial rose garIou. yol
cnr."us.y on0ueh there is mo- rotor
'nco fo fho Rover in painting. scuIn
iur' nr h.orus'vphIcs Japan. loo our
time parallels Egypt Roses flourish
there hn' dn u0f serve 8s O. motive for
artist. Tbnrr Is this further lHun,es
uD.thor Egypt nor lanau has "a rose
sons ur love song proper
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

shown the sIshts uy that entcrrranr
gentleman.
g. W Townsend. tho wcuknovu
and popular southwestern traveller for
Taylor d Williams. of Louisville. KS
s here today Hls firm SELLS tho n
moua Yellowstone" WHISTLES and thr
Yellowstone stake race i1r "a purse
of $1,000 VIII take place of tho fair
grounds tomorrow Saturday after
noon Mr Townsend Is hrro to aEc
200 the fair ana especially tho bIe race
tomorrow afternoon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
BIG R WARD
OFFERED BY SANTA re RAILWAY
FOR ARREST or TRAIN WRECK.
ERs.

boa Angeles Sept gs
TH. airu.slu Topeka A Santa TO
Railway company hereby 1fiors % rc.
warl ~ twenty-five hundred dollars
for rho arrest and conviction or Iu.
formation leading to the arrest and
conviction of each ami every person
who tampereI with or removed spikes
ana bolts from the company's track
0n tho uIFht OF September 21ih. 1904
near Ahaio 81 M Bhout four miles
south of the city of Albuquerque by
reason of which pDsoup'r train No
was derailoi and wrecked about
go o. m. September lSth. 1904
Nfchisou Topeka and SANTA Fc Rail.
way Go
By A C. WELLS.
General Manager
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
rARLY ocr5BrR AZ THe FAlR.
Many Important Eventr-M Missouri
DAY Chicago Day Apple pay and
other Special Features

Tho Nrst part of October no tho
Worlds nIr wiI bg marked by many
Interesting and Important events The
pleasant weather has greatly Iucroas
cd 'hu attendance. and HrrU crowds
ur. now enjoying fhU unusual sights
and special amusomCuts which the
exposition oifors
Resides the special attractions. lu.
Guiding concerts by the most famous
hands in the world. tho Gronadlor
Guards band of London and Ia Garde
RCpuhl'caIuo band of Paris; the great
live stock show. participated On by
HtockmCn from all over tho world.
the air ship races. ana the regular
every day features. the beginning of
October win find every day 70 special
enc fIlpu with notable events.
Chicago win celebrate bor day at
the fair October s. and b. Is estimated
thai a. Toast 10000 persons viii come
from th, Worlds Fair civ of eleven
years aa1 I1 r0r -'n8'. lu tho Cero.
n'0u.n MAYOR Harrison has named
q committee of mut than 600 c.tizpns
q '7t" chars, uf tbp arrangements
MANY pcr.aI Trains win bD ram. and
yarIou. clubs VIII como m bodies
NDw Jersey day will ae October
q. and $4,000 1f mo state approprIa.
iior has boon sDt aside Tor Tho cello.
hrg|un This Do thc largest sum set
aside ny amy of the states at tho ox.
position Tor one days entertainments
Governor Franklin Murphy aud BITS
staff and aII thc state officials win
come loo special train. Exercises win
be- held during 'ho day and "a large
reception viii bo rendered tHr govern
or Zoo Che evening
October z viii bp Apple day MIl
lions of apples V.lI ho given away to
NIaIfnrH Un that iafa THE arrange.
mon's are uudUr jhp auspices of the
Apple Consumers league The OBJ.
leo. o. t1 promote me use of apples
as O. food on that day apples Win Dee
given FREQ to every visitor.
Missouri tho Worlds Fair state.
will celebrate October n. a largo
attendance De- expected and many spo.
cinI features. including q Hruud mul
tnry parade. exercises Iu which many
notable sneakers win participate. and
a public reception ln the evening, are
ou the program.
Alabama viii hold sway October no
Tho feature OF the celebration will
Include o. medieval tournament to o.,
held iu the Stadium. 1ansant of
knights and ladies in exercises at fhH
tnilhta end ladies Boo rhs Palace of
Minos ard Mctallurey aud q rerDp
oou and bah 90 Che evening
New York city day wIN ho Octo.
Der 3 a feature 0f the exercises win
Dc Am address hy Hon. Grorro "A. Nc.
Clollnn. mayor Of Greater Now York.
Ncw York State day follows on me
ith with ceremonies participated ln
by Governor OdJll and hB staff
October en- is also Advertising
Mems day and the army Of "ad" men
in tho country win hold large meet.
ing DO Festival hall The Iutorna
tIoual Advertising association win
hold Ifa f.rst meeting ou that date
Oihor special DAYS following ono
another arc Indian Territory October
lst; Rhode Island 9th; Ohio and
Maine. ttb United Daughters of CON
t"dcracy 7lh Kuiehts of Columbus
italian Michigan. lg.h. Connecticut
18th