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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
MOBILE STILL WINS
ro1UrNG srors BUNCH OF DUSTY ~ - - MTTIHR,
ovntermen Defeated Jackson in Pitch- ~y-g Y1affIa and Then Crowd Went On Poor old Joe Burke as
 Usual.

Jackson Miss, July s.--(speciaL )-- The Oystermen won the second of the series from the locals in one Of the most interesting games witnessed on the local diamond.
 If was a contest in which only one error figured and a total of twelve hits were recorded. Of the hits the Oystermen secured seven om Hall 9 Sn9 White gave up i've. Both pitchers nao gilt-edge support ana tpere no Al At the end of the game, however, 2 mob of infuriated fans gathered erouno Umpire Burke Burke Snd Ss wnIla s doe1ss enfssr Sodily
 1t Tt A', was a blank for each side until
 last half o1s, Of the rford @ ht Tnf for ofs s~o saS saShs: Scored aSysa0iS on iBSairds hit to Jeff.
 In the sixth the visitors nnneS svsmsSp @H on Hoffman's walk. scoring on Wagners nit 70 ne ,si1 seventh t Mobile made good with itthh fnS hsr secon9 and winning run. Wriehf hit for two bases. advanced on Miliers sacrifice and scored on Phil- lips's drive to center. Score by innings: Mobile 900 o,o 1oo- 2 , ] 1asssSa Satfsries. white and Hunt; Han and Tonight President Fl. T. Inge ot the hasehau club announced that Bains b.iSTe. formerly with Atlanta, would snDsar tomorrow afternoon as catcher af Tackson for Mobile. He also salo Moore. formerly manager for the rem pie, Texas, club would figure at Lnird
 Woodie Thornton Is out of the gn51ints. gH5its due to a fight with pitcher Bob " niLe on the night of July 4. Tn car wnen ready to go to Jackson. Thornton ow- ing to his size. was badly used up oy White. s
 Jones, for the locals. was given gilt edged support, the players going through without an error. Vicksburg Recreation made four errors which had something to do with the victory of the locals Score by innings:
 v,cksbur9 900 o2o ooo-S $ { Meridian .. 005 900 000---5 2
 Batteries-Bishop and Earle; Jones and Sample.
 The Rice Growers met defeat at the hands of the locals by score Of to l. The locals got eight hits and maos | five errors, but managed to win out Score by innings: Baton Rouge. .. oo1 o0o o00-d Gulfport. .... 900 201 0OO-s 1 Batteries-Cumming and Gulterez l Bryant and O'Brien.
 Ice cold Georgia Sweet Water AR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
FIGHT FRANCHISE TAX.
Western Union and Postal Up Tree
 Sacramento.

Sacramento.
 Sacramento. Cal, July e.--Both the Western Union and the Postal Tele- graph companies have been assessed here on their franchises and both are making a fight before the local board of equalization on the ground that fl Sacramento can force lthe payment of tax on franchises. every city, town and hamlet in the country. where they have offices may do likewise and thus bur- den the companies beyond financial en- durance. The assessments here are as follows:
 Western Union sso.OOO; Postal sa5,- 900.
 The contention is made on behalf of the companies that they are operating under federal franchises and therefore are amendable to, laws imposing franchise tax in cities and townA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
DIVIDEND NOTICE

At . meeting of the Directors of the Union Bank and Trust Company. of Mont gomery. Ala. held June t4th. 1906. the usual semi-annuai dividend of 3 (three) per cent. on it's capital stock of s20o.0oo. co was de-
 MICHAEL CODY.
 --10k President
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07

Summary-Left on bases, Montgomery 6. Nashville g. Two-base hits, Apperi- ous, McAlees, Schwartz. Base on balls, by Breitenstein 2. by Schmidt 3. Bases given for hitting batter. by Breitensteirl 1. Passed balls, Well, l. Double plays, Schwartz to Busch. Struck out by Breitenstein 8. by Schmidt 1. Stolen 5Vls:.s s;,i;I. ri;,s of game, 1:40. Umpire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07

AMERICAN LEAGUE
 Boston. July 6.-In neither of the two games with New York today could the locals score Boston's nu- merous errors accounted for all the scoring in the first contest. In the second game Young proved easy while Newton kept the Boston's few drives we'll scattered. Score:
 First game R.H.E New York. 100 oo3 ooo-4 s 0 Boston .. .. .. 900 900 00o-0 2 5
 Batteries-Chesbro and Thomas; Dineen and Armburster. Time 1:S2.
 Second game RHE. New York. 21o 0s1 01o-S 14 l Boston 900 900 000--0 1
 Batteries-Newton. Mcclure and Thomas; Young, Glaze and Arm burstsr. Time 1:5o.s Umpire o'Lough lin. L.
 Plank and Lord followed by Davis double today gave Philadelphia two runs and another victory over Wash Washington. 1Es sfhi % 900 900 1OO[i Philadelphia 002 900 00s-2
 Batteries-Falkenber and Kilt ridge and Wakefield; Plank and Pow. CTS. Time 1;3S. Empires Connor ant Hurst.
 Cleveland Detroit game postponed on account rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
National League.

National League.
 Pittsburg, July 6.-The Ptttsporg today defeated Chicago in a fast game of ten innings. With the bases futl in the. tenth and one man out. c,la Leach s,si hit to left for single, scoring Clarke' who ran for Phillips. Pittsburg ,. ..OO1 100 900 1-s ]
 Batteries Phillips and Beitz, Taylor and Kling. Time, :35. Umpires, Johh- stone and Bauswine.
 Brooklyn, July 6.-Brooklyn was shut out by Philadelphia. today. The visitors batted Mcintyre hard Dug gleby was effective at all times ana re- ceived almost perfect support. TT n Philadelphia ... 4Os 900 o2l-1o 1a Brooklyn ... ... 900 900 000--
 Batteries DugEleby and J: Donovan : Mcintyre and Bergen. Time l'H'' Umpire, Conway.
 New York. July e.-Boston beat New York today The locals with one run in and the bases filled in the ninth ln- ming were unable to hit Dorncr. Boston ;.... 900 900 1ol-5 2 New York =. .O0e COG 0o1-
 Batteries: Dorner and Brown wiltse and Bowerman- Tisne. 2s06. Umpires Emshe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
FINALLY WON OUT
BABBss MEN HAD BEST OF zIM-
 MFR.
TnaEenaern Locked Good for Game Un- fsi ahe Last of the Eighth Inning When Egyptians Came
 Strong.

Memphis, Tenn, July 6.--with the score Tn favor of the visitors. Mem phis punched their hits in the eighth inning today and won.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07

2. CiarE Three base hits. Hurlburt. Stolen bases, Meany, Brady, Thiel, Babb zRrsdv Sdsriy, ,off ts Ttiey 5. of clark I. Struck out by Brady 8, by Utley 2, by Clark 2. Wild pitch. Clark. Sacrifice hits. Tfme zoo. Umpire. Tackaberry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
RAN NECK AND NECK
BARoNs AND COASTERS COULD
 NEITHER WIN.
Teams See-Savved i'm Lead for Eleven Innings, When Darkness and Rud- derhama Stepped the
 Contest.

Birmingham, July GA tie game at the end of the eleventh inning was the result here today between Birm- ingharn and Atlanta. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
Notice to Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given that the bookst of assessment for the year of 1906 have been completed and are ready for inspection and the Board of Equalization will sit on the second Monday In July. 1906. to examine tfe asssssor's returns and to correct any errfrs therein
 s T. wEsTcoTE --1zE CfeFk-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
ATTENTION MONTGOMERY TRUE BLUES.
MONTGOMERY TRUE BLUES.
 fReserye Corps.l
DIVIDEND NOTICE

FTRsT NATIONAL BANK.
 Montgomery. Ala. M At meeting Of the Dfrsctors of this bank. held today. the usual QUARTERLY Y 4 dividend of two per cent (2 F. C. was de- clAred. payable July 2nd- Juns 2sA 1906. --1ot. Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07

zIer. Winters. Fox, B. Smith. Archer. Stolen bases. Molesworth, Walters, Garyins Sacrifice hits, Aicock Double plays, Jordan to Morse to Fox; Sallee to Meeks Struck out. by Sallee, 5; %Issln SsIIs Hughes. a HGshss ssl.s Bases wilG HS pitches. Wilhelm. Hughes. Balk, Sal lee. Passed ball, Garvin. Hit by pitched ball, Hughes (Meeks.l In- nings pitched; sailee, 5; Wilhelm, 3, Time 2:45. Umpire Rudderham.
 Ice cold Georgia Sweet Water
 Brock Grocery Co.
 A FEW FOUL TIPS.
 Good for Brett
 And Mike never smiled even once Last game with Nashville. make it three straights.
 And Pittsburg managed to take one from Chicago. and in Pittsburg at that. That was battle royal between Hughes and Wilhelm in Birmingham. The New York Giants have begun losing even before the western trip Is started
 first inning was one of the features of the game.
 That was magnificent game be- tween Augusta and Charleston in tho South Atlantic yesterday.
 
 The race in the American League is getting so that 1t will take small wedge to prize it open.
 hard now and lets get 1t and then the top of the heap for us.
 It is hoped that woodie Thornton is worth lot to Mobile
 If Walter welIman could use that Mobile team he would get to the pole. They are in second place now and it Is only a matter of a few days when they will be leading the Cotton States League
 It is worth a lot just to see Sam Apperious run and throw, and Mike McCann and Houtz are in the same boat The Climbers outfleld as well as the infield and box staf IS just about the swiftest thing that ever happened The Western clubs of the American League begin their Eastern trip today and Monday the. Eastern clubs. of the National League will begin their West ern trip and the result of the 1906 pen nant race will in all probability be de- ci6ad The Athletics and New York of the American League being at the top will in all probability increase theil lead while Cleveland and Chicago will have a hard fight. Chicago and Pitts burg in the National will have all th' best of it and if they play as good bal at home as they did on the last East ern trip they should have no trouble In finishing one, two. The WesterI trip will decide where the New Yorl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07

wish to assure the friends and custom erp of the old firm of Thomas & aunter. of my sincere thanks. and appreciation for all business and ccurtesiea extended to tsat firm in the past. and trust to receive lib- Arai share of same. in the future.
 viii continue to represent the strong and reliable Old Line Fire Insurance Companies, The Fire Association of Philadelphia, and the Queen" Insurance Company of Amerf- ca Win buy. sell and rent, both city and farm property. on commission. and neSo- tlafa toana.
 It will be my endeavor to faithfully serve the interests of all who place theiF business in my charge and to conduct the Real Es- tate and Insurance Business. upon high plane
 Realizing that a pleased customer. is the best possible advertisement. it is my pur- poAa to make such of every person. who fransacts business through my office: which VIII be located as heretofore. at No. 22 Commercs Street
 GEORGE A. THOMAS,
 Real Estate and Insurance,
 a Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
COTTON STATES.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Southern League
 Nashville at Montgomery
 Atlanta at Birmingham.
 Shreveport at New Orleans American Leagne--
 Cleveland at Philadelphia.
 St. Louis at New York.
 Chicago at Boston.
 Detroit at Washington. National League-
 Chicago at Pittsburg. Boston at New York American AssoeBafIOn--- Indianapolis at Columbus Toledo at Louisville.
 Minneapolis at Kansas City. South AtIantIc-- Augusta at Charleston. Columbia at JacksonvilIe. Savannah at Macon. cotton States Mobile at Jackson. Vicksburg at Meridian. SRaton Rouge at Gulfport. A~%~%~~~~<~~~ ~~~~%~ le YESTERDAYS GAMES. . &%& N~~~S Southern League.--s a Montgomery. 2; Nashville. 0. -Birniingham, 4; Atlanta, fiji ing. Memphis. 2; Little Rock, 6. American League Philadelphia, 9; Washington, 1. New York, AS; Boston, 0-0 Cleveland-Detroit. rain. National J.enGue-- Pittsburg. 8; Chicago, 2. Boston, 2; New York, 1. Philadelphia, 10; Brooklyn, O. American Association Indianapolis, S; Columbus, 0. Louisville, i2; Toledo, 1. Minneapolis, (; Kansas City, 3. Milwaukee, g; St. Paul, 3. Cotton. States.- Jackson, l. Mobile. 2. Gulfport, 2; Baton Rouge, 1. Meridian, 5; Vicksburg, ?. South AtIantIc-- Macon. g.; Savannah. 1. Jacksonville. 0; Columbia g. Charleston, O; Augusta, 0. (call- ed .end 11th--darkness).
 Casino, Matinee Today. ChlIdrer 1Oc. free ride and car fare to tOwn.~.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
.Iu.t,ce HarIap,s Observations.

Casino, Matinee Today. ChildreE IOc. free ride and car fare to town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The firm Of Thomas & Guntsr has by mutual consent been dissolved. All ac- counts due the firm are the property of Geo Thomas. and all debts of said firm are assumed by said George A. Thom-
 GEORGE A. THOMAS.
 CHAS P. GUNTER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07

Ice cold Georgia Sweet Water ''e' Brock Grocery Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07

Ice cold Georgia Sweet Water
 Brock Grocery Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Casino, Matinee Today. Children
 1Oc. free ride and car fare to tOwn.~..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-07

South AtIantlc-- Macon. g.; Savannah, 1. Jacksonville. 0; Columbia g. Charleston, o; Augusta, 0. (call- ed end 11th--darkness).
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
oh. shaw.

The horse editor Of The Journal drift
ed with the stream Of humanity last
night down to hear the most brilliant
woman talker on earth tell the men
how good, and how bad they were. of
course, working as he has, probably
longer than he should ever have been
permitted to do in newspaper work. he
has learned those difident and retiring
habits that make il so hard fora young
fellow to make a living with a lead
pencil. After the lecture last night, he
introduced himself to the lecturer, be
cause no one else would He was some.
what awed by the surroundings, be-
cause, to be perfectly frank, he WASH Z
used to them. He said: "Miss Shaw,
/ have not been inside Of a church for
81 years, but I'm glad came f" With
a twinkle in those eyes Of hers, and I
don't know but just a little, mind you,
wink, just a suggestion, always allow
able to age. beauty and us lecturers and
people, she said: "Well
now, that is real nice Of you, and real
aattering. Can't you come again in 35
or 40 yearsi You might get the habit"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
Marion Itons

Frank MBtS moved onto Dr.. Hawk 2.
farm st Jefferson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. llinshaw visited 10 sa.
lem "Wednesday and Thursday.
y. l.. Gentry has returned 90 Marion
from his logging camp az Eugene.
The Marion Ladies' Aid Society met
Thursday at the home Of Mrs Hadlcy
Noah Bolton and family moved from
lhe hotel into thc house owned by Mrs
Eplrf
Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. Bolton arc san.
yass.ng for tho international Conssry
aiofy of Music,
Mr and Mrs II l.. poiy has re.
turned to Salon after visit with Mr
and Mrs, J. d, Barber.
Air. and Mrs, e W. Russell were yls
iting in town sunday Mrs Russell fe
mainei for few days with her sister
Mrs Myers.
Tho hotel property Is for rent Il isl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
swsep Before Your Own Door

Ld Journals As spring appf6arhr,
there BE- much activity iu and about
salem homes. Iu che WAY of cleaning
up, making gardens aud flower beds and
trimming lawns, These are small mat
tors but they all contribute mater.all,
Co che beauty and welfare of tls Town
aud salem this year should have more
OF ih's home Improvement than ever
before. lu the suburbs there has been
extensive improvements in the way Of
building walks grading lawns nun.
boring houses and other things that
may bo for thc bsttermsut of tbe com.
muuliy.
Little has been done however IN the
way of securing ans extension OF the
letter carrier service. This service 10
supposed io follow oB the heels OF DO
cal improvements Az soon as tls
"aihs are built crossings put iu. ana
'a' houses numbered, postohise iuspes.
tore are authorized 90 put ou carriers
aud this should be done iu the interest
OF our town. our eouneilmen should see
lhai these improvements arc made as
quickly as possible and that the new
'aNwy'ng element .u our ,ity IS en- I
'h.eN i' secure che advantage, prom.
iseI them
Several miles of usw walks have /
been bui't and more should follow /
salem ought 90 ls,p pace with hs|
times. t BE- expect, Co grow AS "a ,ity /
and among the most important thing. I
l' ne done are cheese small matters of|
sweeping before our own door as |
Dc were. and presenting d rsspestsbls /
appearance Yours Tor better conli /
''''' A. d. SMITH /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07

Rotterdam. April THE ..N.v Am.
steriam," ths latest addition 3, bs
heet Of the Holland America line. start
ed from here today ou its maiden trip
20 New York In honor Of tbs ey
ent The ships in che harbor displayes
uags and when the great liner passed
OUT OF ihe harbor the whistles ana 81.
Tens OF tho craft IN the harbor gave a
parting salute. The liner carried a full
cargo of passengers and freight for
New York and expects % return from
New YORK 90 Rotterdam on April 25
The New Amsterdam is not am OCEAN
dyer It's speed does not exceed ls
knots which is rather slow for an Al.
lauiie lines. 10 is built more for safe.
V and comfort than FOR speed The
steamer has length OF 6l5 feet, beam
os's feeti depth, as feet. II measures
1880 gross register tones. with a dis.
placement OF SO,eOO touA Like the
other steamers OF the Holland. .Ameri.
ca line d Is constructed OF steel pro
vided with bilge keels and has two
separate sets 0f quadruple expansion
engines 0f 10000 horse power. each
Independently OF the other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07

and each being capable Of running
the steamer across the Atlantic with.
out the least difficulty.
-Four powerful dynamos furnish the
steamer with electric light. A double
bottom extends over the entire length
Of the ship. Twelve bulkheads extend
to the upper deck, dividing the ship
into thirteen water tight compartments
and a water tight bulkhead divides
the boiler room into two different com.
partments, thus giving the steamer two
entirely separate sets Of boilers.
Five decks are set apart for the ac
commodation Of passengers. The FIRST
cabin staterooms, accommodating 43O
passengers, are situated on the upper
deck. saloon deck and bridge deck
These rooms are remarkably spacious.
we'll ventilated and accommodate two
)r three passengers each. The main |
saloon is large and magni6centiy
furnished room. large light and well ,
,entilated One Of the novel features
e the ladies tea room. which is dec
rated and furnished IN japanese style.
rhe second cabin staterooms accom-
nodaie $50 passengers and are stu.
ted on the upper deck, aft Of the 6rst
abin staterooms. and are finished in
be same style.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07

A great deal Of federal department
work is Of a nature that would inter.
est only student Of political econo.
my, but the experimental work Of the
different divisions and stations Of the
departments Of the interior is Of a
class to appeal to every citizen.
In many ways the government is far
ahead Of any corporation in the way
Of original investigation. The great
commercial combinations usually wait
until the government has demonstrated
the feasibility Of a process before de.
veloping it or utilizing IT,
At Portland the sand investigation
showed that a man Of small capital
could successfully compete with the
steel trust in the production Of steel
provided he had water power close at
hand. Doubtless similar experiments
at the exposition will show that like
results may be obtained in the east
The chief reason for government |
participation in any exposition is that |
% draws the capital to the people. II
enables any one TO become acquainted
with The functions Of the general gov.
ernment without the necessity Of Wis
iting Washington. and In many In.
stances educstcs ambitious people in
special subjects which enables them
materially 20 better their worldly
condition.
Undoubtedly there are vast stores
II wealth underlying the eastern sec.
ion Of the United states. Just how
10 take advantage Of the underlying
wealth is problem which the De.
'artmcnt Of mines. q. s. A., hopes to
olive.
North Carolina has permanent
museum of minerals The state trans.
orts this collection 20 various points G
nj the congrepated specimens prove b
bat North Carolina's = hills are sample e,
ouses of most all varieties Of min. 3
-al wealth Tho same exploitation q
lfsued by The north state N adopted b
y other commonwealth bordering on Al
10 Appalachian system will probably p
ault IN showing that this range
hich is a geological freak. has not
.niugatei an undue share Of its "a
.rs for North Carolina. IA
OF course The government expert
nnts az thc jamestown exposition lcl
lI not be- sufficiently elaborate 20
rmii of amy very extended Investiga. m
n but Tho government experts arc
'o Co srign upon those subjects m
ich have the double merit of being
10 available and calculated 90 pro. h,
cc tho greatest good Fp
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
ELECTION DATES TO REnmABER.

RSgigtratiOn books for primary eisc-
taon Close April 10.
Primary election April 20.
Rogistration books again opened
April % and close May 15.
Last day for fling names for state
and district oficos March 30.
Las day for fling names for county
ofiioea April 4
oanvassing votes for nominating
stats and district candidates May 5.
Last day for fling nominating peti.
lions for county onicos May 1s.
Last day for fling certificates Of nom.
ination May 8.
General election June 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07

LUCK DON'T COUNT
When you buy lumber frou a I
a certainty that you viii e, n,v
best lumber on the maris d,
prices you can afford 10 p.y. s
fail 20 get our bid. Phone 8 q.
ucar s. 2. Depot.
oooDALE LUAuEi
Phone 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
sure cure Tor Piles.

Itching piles produce moisture anl
cause itching, this form, ne we'll az
blind, bleeding or protruding piles are
cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy.
Stops itching and bleeding Absorbs
tumors SOC a jar AZ druggists, or sent
BY mail Treatise free Write me
about your case. DR.. Bomnko. phila..
Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
WEALTH IN OCEAN SAND.
United states Department Of Mines
VIII Experiment at jamestown
Exposition.

AZ Portland a very notable achieve
ment Of the geological survey was the
work performed under the direction
Of DaviJ 7. Dcy. Pb. D.. chief Of tho
division Of mines. branch Of the
u = Department Of the Interior; and
among the deeds performed by the
government oxpctimentcrs. one stands
forth which almost marks an era In
commercial development. viz. the
working Of the so.callcd black sands
Of the Pacific.
These sands had generally been ~.
garded as worthless n was known
that they contain large proportion
Of magnetic iron which is The best
form Of ore Tor converting into steel
ingoisi bot thc ores we're 10 rcfrac
tory that they bad generally been 70
ported as possessing no commercial |
value.
In che solution Of The ore problem
many eminent smelling experts ca
operated, bot uusuccoasfully. until
Mr Wilson. Of iloeum Rock. Virginia
went 10 Portland with uo equipment
but few eafbons. made BIZ own
smclicr from local material aud with.
In ihre owccks bad produced steel at
tiO.0o pol Ton, direct from ihe sands
demonstrating the practical ability OF
Individual casting steel on hls own
property with oui6t that would
cost not moro lhun q thousand dollars
provided that ho could secure "a water
power of from five 90 hfteru horse.
Tho participation OF tho United
States government iu tho jamestown
exposition will be on a much larger
scale than no Portland, uud lhe sxps
fimenis 90 bc pursued by the stations
viii ho more amp'ihcl. What form F,
they shall take is matter for govern \
meat decision, but it BE- certain tlntI .
n d. ney d "loausd" 10 che james.
town exposition as De- has been Ga
other great fairs no will NOT allow
'he opportunity io experiment with mtl b
eastern sands tu pass uuuiilifed
Government experiments are hardly .
receiving their doe metl of apprss.s
iion' but eNposItlous acc bringing me
people more closely Iu contact with
government work aud ars iusturtiag
ihe general public u the value ofI
government research.