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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
SINNETT
CONFESSED

Daniel Sinnett, the man who was
disorderly on train Friday even
ing and jumped from the car win
dow at Meadowbrook with Constable
Lee Cofman's nippers on his wrists,
was taken before Justice g. IA.
Gordon Monday morning who heard
his confession and fined him $25
and costs! He paid it and was re-
leased. He was charged with as
saulting Brakeman W. F. Willis
with a beer bottle on the train and
with resisting an officer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
Family Reunion

Sunday reunion of the children
and grandchildren of Gideon and
Rose L. Martin was held at the old
homestead at the mouth of Binga-
Nnon creek. About 50 persons were
1t. among them being Mrs.
ASne Randall, Mrs. Charles
4 and children, Glen and stan
81 of Santa Monica, California,
Il. and Mrs. w. f. Sandy and
children. Of Worthington, Mr.. John
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Knox, Miss S. Edna Riffee, Mrs
Fred f. Wilkinson, Mr.. and MIS-.
81 IA. Reeder. Mrs. S. A. Knox, MI.
ana Mrs. S,,L. Vincent, of Shlnns-
Ton. and Mr., and Mrs. n. p. Reed
er Nj. and Mrs. John NJ. Knox and
children, Of Clarksburg, and num-
.Ber Of friends from Bingamon. The
event was a pleasant one. There
Ias d bountiful dinner and the di-
versions Of the day were pleasing to
alIs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
Law orders

in the circuit court law orders
have been issued as follows;
Alexander & Alexander vs.. Peer
less Window Glass Co, case rcin-
stated on docket.
State vs. Riley Ables, $25 and
costs and 10 days IN jail.
City Of Salem rs. Dow Davis,
verdict of not guilty.
Jas. - Romine, guardian ~
wilbur Rominelat q james ~ Lew
elected as special judge.
SION oaty LOOK ome come
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
Quiet Wedding

Mr.. Albert W. Gould and Miss
Georgia Evelyn Reeder were mar
ried at the residence of the BRIDES
parents in the Wine addition at
10 o'clock Monday morning, Rev.
J. A. Reynolds, Of the Catholic
church, officiating. The wedding
was a quiet home one only members
of the interested families being
present. The attendants were Mr..
Frank Gould and Miss Mabel Gould
brother and sister Of the groom.
The happy couple went to Webster
Springs to visit relatives OF the
bride. i
Mr.. Gould is son Of Mt. and a.
Mrs. a. S. Gould and q splendid
Young man. His bride is a deug1-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Reeder
and an excellent young LADY, ERslr
many friends wish Them much hap
piness and prosperity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
GEN. HARRIS
is i'll

The Telegram regrets to hear
through Mr.. o. p. Boughner, OF the
dangerous illness of Gen. Thomas
M. Harris. of Harrisville, whose
distinguished services in the Union
army endeared him to the people OF
West Virginia. Mr.. Boughner who
was his adjutant in the army re-
ports that message from his son,
John It. Harris, conveys little hope
of his recovery. He is about "a
years old.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17

PREMIUMS

Col. T. S. spates, treasurer of the
West Virginia Central Agricultural
& Mechanical Society, began paying
premiums Monday morning at his
Office in the postoffice building and
asks that all entitled to premiums
call at once and get their money.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
ASSaSsinS shoot
Court official
(Bv Aasociated Press. J

DV tADsON1tI1NN4
WARSAW, Russian-Poland, Sept
17-General Doroshevsly, presi-
dent of the court martial which on
Sept. Is condemned two revolution
lists to death by hanging, was shot
and wounded in the thigh while
driving this morning. The assass=
ms escaped.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
.fBr Associafed Press. }

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17-sec-
retary Taft's departure for Cuba
had benifcent effect, suspendlng
bostilities in Cuba. BY the time
Taft and Bacon arrive in Havana,
both parties to the insurrectionary
troubles viii be prepared to confer
with them. Active operations
against the insurgents will be sus-
pended until the arrival Of Taft.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17

FUNERAL

Nessrs. Alden and Howard Rod
gers, of Clarlaburg, William Rod
gers, of Gypsy John Patton, of
Westernport, and Mrs. Lizzie Mere
dith, of Clarlsburg, attended the
funeral of the infant child of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Patton Sunday at
Fairmont.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
REAR ADMIRAL
is DEAD
(BY Associated Press. J

(by AssOclated Fress.
, GIBRALTAR, Sept. 17-Rear
Admiral Sir Edward Chichester,
who commanded the British squad
ron at Manila during the Spanish
American war, died today of pneu-
monia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
ROLLER
RINK RACE

Tae management Of the roller
rink announce the big roller race
between Mr.. Greer, champion of
Ohio and Kentucky, and Mr..
Green, of Clarksburg, speedy rid
er, at 8 p. m. sharp.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
Kiek Fatal
(Bv Assdciated Press.

(By Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. / Mrs.
Daniel Umpfdaugh, Of Rockers
Station, Fairfield county, was in-
stantly killed last night while ia. Q
buggy BY the kick of a frightened
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17

a cali meeting of the local
'onan,s Christian Temperance
Union viii be held at the residence
Mrs.. y. B, Smith, on Main
$50 O'Clock Tuesday
q make Anal arrang ements
ilg the county coug ign
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
WRECK

series Of accidents caused con-
siderable trouble on the "
division Of the B. g o. Sunday and
for 4 While traffic was blocked. Soon
after 8 O'Clock IN the morning
rear end collision Of fEeights caused.
fhe Fairnlont and Grafton wrec
fraiins 70 Be called out Engine
1874 was lying at Yiropa with g
train when engine 1866 with an1
other brain ran into the rear end,
damaging the caboese and t4p,
FREIGHT cars to the extent Of nearly
81 900. No one was Injured. ne
crew Of 1866 claim that no nag
fter this when 1866 atfel
Il taI5e siding the rails sPrs ld
4 coup1e Of cars gob oil tie
r1he noon pal enger tram rQils
CIaT burg was couple % hori
- account % the wreck.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17

Mr. and Mrs. d. 81. Jones On
Mechanic street, gave q very pref
ty party on Saturda 9eniFig 90
honor Of their eldest daug
Helen's, seventh ann he
hours were from to 8 clock;
Quite a number 81 her friends and
schoolmat es were reseF md
pleasant evening lrlerts
efs eVed and llln 1eeatitul
Rls5 faeei7e nsi
ing t an event long 10 be- remen'-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
/. o. I. N.
PROGRAM

L o T -. 80. -. -. -.
At the public meeting of the L.
o. t. NJ. to be held in the assembly
room of the Waldo hotel at eight
o'clock Tuesday evening the follow
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-17
Leper Still There

Railroad conductors and other
officials of the Baltimore & Ohio
deny that the Syrian leper has
zone from Randolph county and
pronounce the dispatches sent out
from Richmond, Va, as fakes
pure and simple. There may be a
Ieper near Richmond, but not the
one that has been in tow in this
State, they say, as he is still near
Pickens and expects to be deport-
ed IN a short time to his native
land to die among his friends,
Marriage licenses have been is
sned 70 Albert w. Gould and
Georgia eeder, Obey glaypoosl
and g 9l1PsQp ane A.snss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
DOPE OF THE DAY

OTTO WILLIAMS has been signed by Wash
ington to take the place Of Cassidy.
FROM HIS actions at reporting time, Toot'
Thompson begins to look like real ball player.
BILL HINCHMAN is receiving an excellent
out an infielder with the Cincinnati team.
: THE QUIET MEN of the Cincinnati team are
Pat Livingston, the new catcher, and Bob
Ewing. .s--..., -. = 80.
MANAGER BANCROFT has already signed a
contract for the reds to train atsAlarlin Springs
next year. g.. :...- <.IE A5i%ss / $ssSs Fs@
MANAGER, FRANK CHANCE says that Dodge,
the Wisconsin recruit, has a. style Of delivery
he never saw before. 4 r.
JUST one man who played with the. Cincinnati
team eight years ago now remains, and that is
Tom Corcoran.~ ht<y.F@.$= Et.%
- COLUMBUS billposters are working at Neil
park Frightening up their immense billboards.
This much activity at the place at least
HAL CHASE is doing wonderful stunts for the
highlanders in the south. His base running Il
said to be as marvellous as his other work.
MANAGER McGRAw is reported as declaring
that Pitcher Ferguson and Catcher Fitzgerald
will surely qualify for major league company.
CASEY, the diminutive third baseman. viii
act as field captain Of the BroOklyns in any
games in which Donovan does not take part.
JOHNNY MURPHY, groundkeeper at the Poll
grounds at New York, has signed a. two years
contract at an advanced salary =.
.INFIELDER LAPORTE has been holding on
for So, 500. Last year Buffalo paid him 81, 500
and the New York club increased this by 81 900
ARTHUR HoELsKETTER, a candidate las
season for the Cincinnati team, is being trie
| in the box by Manager McCloskey of the car
| dinals. 49, = -. w.
| THE wILLIAMSPORT outlaw club is said
| have vainly tempted Second ;Baseman Billy Gil
bert Of the New York team with 5000
month offer.
| "SPIKE'' SHANNON Of the cardinals has
new remedy for. the decrease in batting. H
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
LAST WEEK OF PLAY
In INDOOR LEAGUE

The games scheduled for the last week Of
indoor baseball play are as follows
March 26-Lunds vs.. Tonys, Company B vs..
Henleys, Monitor hall. " a.
March 27-Palace VS.. Apex, Casino roller rink.
March 2S-S. & l.. VS.. Holtzermanns, Company
B. vs.. Tonys, Monitor hall.
March 29-Lunds VS.. S. & L., Casino.
March 3O-Holtzermanns vs.. Palace, Henleys
vs. Apex. Monitor hall. -
The Tonys meet the Lunds and the Henleys
play the soldiers this evening at Monitor hall.
The Tonys playing great ball at present, and
indications point to a fast game between the
Lunds and Tonys. 49,. -
The Henley-Company B game will be well
contested, as there is considerable rivalry be-
tween them.
The league managers meet this evening to fin
ish up all league business and to talk over plans
for next season.
The pennant will be formally awarded to thu
winners Thursday after the S. & L.-Lund con
test, -. .,..,.- -. -; 49,.
The s. & LIS are looking for revenge, and al
immense crowd will see the two best teams il
the league fight it out: The s. & LIS will prob
ably play Company D of St. Paul next week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
FACULTY GET IN
LINE FOR DUMPING


Madison wis, March 26.-In order to stimu-
late a milder and wholesome form Of
athletic exercise, the faculty of the University
of Wisconsin has started a movement for class
and faculty basketball teams with a schedule
Of games proposed and a prize cup Or banner
for the champion team. This movement Is
designed to have two good results. 1t is hoped
that it will stimulate large participation in
healthful and not over-strenuous athletics, and
will bring the members of the faculty, the
younger professors and instructors, into closer
and more intimate physical and personal con-
tact.
One of the features of university life discov-
cred with disapproval by the legislative investi-
eating committee was the absence of intimacy
between the students and instructors. President
Van Hise and some professors suggested that
this evil might be corrected in part by the
establishment Of large dormitories where stu
dents and Instructors could board and lodge
together, and the university authorities will ask
appropriations for such buildings at the next
session of the legislature. Some such good re-
ationship Is expected from the movement fol-
mixed basketball teams of students and instruct
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
DICKINSON HUNTING
FOR "IOOI" THOMPSON

The departure Of the Minneapolis baseball club
for the training grounds at Burlington, Iowa,
was marked ty the loss of ''Toot' Thompson,
the Renvile infelder.
Thompson was in the city yesterday, but did
not show up at the train. Later he was found
aud put on another train to Join the team at
st. Paul He did not make his appearance at the
depot in the ancient village, and the balltossers
left without him.
Today Business Manager Dickinson has been
out with fine tooth comb investigating the city.
for the missing man, but at noon had not found
him. Thompson is part Indian and Dickinson
requests anyone finding a stray brave to shoe
him gently into the elevator of the Kasota
building.
The party leaving last night under the guild
ance of Magnate Kelley the same outlined
in e Journ a of yesterday. All were in
good spirits and each and every one took Kelley
to side to whisper in his ear that they
'twere never in finer condition" ~ and each and
every one promised to "play the game Of his
life this year 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
would increase the size of, the ball. Fine idea

would increase the size of, the ball. Fine idea.
nit .,. ....
HARRY ARNDT will likely land as regular.
third baseman for the St. Louis Nationals the
coming season. The ex-red is making a fine
showing at Houston, Texas.
THE BROOKLYN club Is making extensive
ground improvements. There is being built "a
new entrance, alterations in the clubhouse
new tank and new shower baths. " &~i&>,,.
THE BOYHOOD FRIENDS who bestowed the
that it should be perverted into "Widow.''
Wild" is Camdenese for William. i y.
DE HAAS and Stanley, Robson do not like
| southpaws, believing they unreliable. Nc
| Closkey, the new st. Louis manager, holds a
contrary view.
T COLUMBUS PLAYERS were today ordered to
report Wednesday for practice. The sun is
shining brightly today at Columbus for the first
time in ten days. Chicago plays here Sunday.
BOSTON'S new mayor. John F. Fitzgerald
has accepted an invitation to start the ball
rolling at the opening championship game Of
Collins team.
OLD ICY" YOUNG says. he feels younger
than ever this spring, and that his right whip
has lost Of Its time honored cunning and
strength. .,3r
OF THE young st. Louis tchers, Hickey,
whose home is in Lucasville. Ohio, is a peda-
gogue near Pittsburg. & Spencer is also well
educated. .. .f.:-, r.:
Catcher Payne, secured from Rochester,, is good
enough to work regularly Bill Warmers side
partner.
PAT HYNEs' has about decided not to join
the Milwaukee club, owing to his salary griev-
ance. Pat will tend bar In ST. Louis and play
semiprofessional ball on the side. -
DUNLEAVY,. the former Amherst star, who
made good in right field for the st. Louis car
dinals after having started out as a pitcher
has been shifted to left field in practice, with
Shannon in center and Smoot in right,
., BILL HART AYERS that he: did not get the
notice not to report at Columbus as at first
notified. Fans declare that his early arrival was
to make sure of Lefty Davis locker which hi
/, wanted. s5:51- .+- Z Is
AL BRIDWELL writes that he is satisfied
with the treatment he has received from thu
Boston Nationals. He Is playing shortstop regu
1arly and getting all the work he has craved 70
so long. Bird docs not like the. benci-warmn,
idea which was SO dstasteful to him at Gin
cinnat.zz - -. -wz--T, -..s-.e. E.. =
aMANAGER,. CHANCE of Chicago has ordere
his pitchers to cut out bowling, because
causes Icallouses on the, pitchers hands whic
would interfere with perfect control Of the ball
: and it also develops some muscles Of the arr
at the expense Of others Of primary importanc
to the pitchers. - :t@ > -
THE NATIONAL baseball commission toda
notified Havenor Of Milwaukee that the clail
of Outfelder McChesney, for release from Mi
waukee owing to failure to: send contract ha
/ been disallowed. The board decided that NJ
Chesney had avoided signing for registered lie
= ter: Mac will rep2rS 70 the brewers, at d.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
WANT stage TO
RUSH TO RESCUE
Chicago Radicals Do a War
Dance on Athletic
Question.
Journal Special Service.


Journal Special Service. s- III.
Z Chicago. March 26.--Radical reform will begin
Immediately at the Midway If the reforming ele-
,ment in. the faculty has its way. Unwilling
to wait until fall to put in operation the recent
recommends lions Of the football conference,
many of the radicals have insisted the training
table be given up Immediately. - + ie...- j..
Abolishing the training table is not the only
step which the radicals hope to take They
plan to do away with the training quarters and
to lower the price of admission to all games to
a minimum charge, in addition to experimenting
with several other minor reforms. "..'.
Their attention will be centered first on the
training table, and so intent are they on doing
away with this time-honored institution that
the baseball and track athletes who always have
enjoyed the juicy porterhouses and training deli
cacies for a minimum rate of board practically
have given up hope of eating at the table this
spring. e: s..-... .tHa '.+-.
Those Of the radical element argue that the
training table, as well the training quarters,
breed a spirit Of professionalism and that the
attention of the athletes is centered too directly
on athletic work.
Members of the baseball and track squads are
awaiting the return of Coach Stage, who they
believe will be able to thwart the move.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
MILLERS OPEN
AT LOUISVILLE
g..
Magnates Will Pass Upon the
Playing Schedule at Chi
cago Meeting.
Special to The Journal.


Milwaukee, Wis, March 26.-The playing
schedule of the American association is prac-
tically complete, and will doubtless pass with
cut change at the meeting of the club owners in
Chicago this week. 1t has had the considera-
ton Of the club owners for several days. and so
for no objection has been raised to its construc-
ton.
By the schedule, Minneapolis plays the first
game Of the season at Louisville April 1S.
The season opens in Minneapolis on May with
the Columbus team playing the millers. After
opening at Louisville Minneapolis swings clear
around the circle before arriving home, and st.
Paul, opening April 1S at Columbus, follows
the same course.
The St. Paul and Minneapolis teams get all
holiday dates at home, altho Lennon and Kelley
will later agree as to where the games shall be
played There will be morning. and afternoon
games, divided between the northern cities on all
holidays, as heretofore.
Minneapolis is at home with Toledo and Co.
lumbus during the Grand Army encampment at
Minneapolis.
Aside from minor changes and shifting Of
some Of the opening dates. the schedule Is prac-
tically the as that adopted last year.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
MORE TROUBLE FOR !.
CHARLES HAYENOR
Only Three of the Brewers Put
Their. Names on
Contracts.

Milwaukee, March 26-only three members
of the Milwaukee baseball team left last night
for the training grounds at Des Moines. They
are Beville, Roth and Mccormick. They took
an evening train in charge of Business Manager
Buell. and will begin work Immediately. 1t Is
said that Bateman and Hickey will join them
there today, but there, is no telling when the
other members of the team will report. {.
1t is understood that there is dissatisfaction
with the figures named In the contracts of
Goodwin, Hynes and some of the other players
who are under reserve to the Milwaukee team.
However, the faithful few will not want for
company at the training grounds, for a number
of Des Moines club players were In the same
train and a few already there.
r Bevlle and Roth appear to be In condition
to get into the game at once, but Mccormick Is
carrying too much weight and will have tc
work hard to get down. He is feeling fine, he
says, however, and will be in shape in couple
of weeks. Beyille, who lives in indianapolis
has kept himself in condition all winter, and
Roth is as hard nails.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
LOUISVILLE TOURNEY
DRAWING TO CLOSE
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Louisville, March 26.-Al Of the marks made
last week in the national championships con-
sdered high enough to stand until the fnish
and unless the unexpected happens the fve-man
event will go to Chicago, the two-man team to
Philadelphia and the single to Oshkosh. The last
of the five-man teams will face the pins this
evening, the pick of the squad being the Colum-
bian knights No. 1 of Chicago and the Old
Foresters Of Louisville. ~ ~ : y - - =. ~,
Apart from number of matches on local
alleys, there was little yesterday to anuse the
bowers, a number Of whom took advantage of
an excursion arranged especially for them to
visit the Mamfl1otl cave. Z: =. - =.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
YANKEE BALL AT SHANGHAI,

Mankato, Mimi. March 26.-The American tars
expect to carry off the honors at baseball at
Shanghai. China this year, according to a letter
received from Willfred D. Reynolds, who is
uuartermaster and firstclass gunner on board
the United States cruiser Raleigh The young
man is captain Of the Raleish's baseball nine
and says that the team is getting ready for the
peach, and it will beat anything on the station
this year" 1888 .-. -~ sal;
na1 f ~ onth 20 DE az
all danger of trouble with the natives there is
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
D0NLIN A FEATURE
OF MEMPHIS GAME

Journal Special Service.
Memphis, March 26.-The giants gave ex-
hibition of championship baseball here yester-
day when they shut out the Memphis club runs
to o. Mike" Don1in, with his bat and sensa-
tional running catches in the inf1eld. and the
pitching of Wiltse and Taylor. was combina-
ton too strong for the Memphis team.
The score:
Memphis ..........O 0 . 0 o %
New York 1,1 o Al 0 80
: ,Batteries-Iiebhartf and Hlrlburt and Clark
and Owens; Wiltse and Bowerman, Taylor and
Bresnaham.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
: = MINNEAPoLITANs LOSE
Indoor Baseball Stars Meet Defeat at
.' E>s Spring Valley. j: :::..,,

Spring Valley, Mimi, March 26.-The indoor
baseball game was pulled off here Saturday night
Lunds. Nun,bys, s. & l.. and Company teams
of Minneapolis against the Spring Valley team.
it whirlWind game from start to finish,
Valley. ..-..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
mighty" BREITENSTEIN
WAS AN EASY MARK
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service =.
New Orleans, March 26.-The white stockings
Of Chicago won their third and final game from
the pelicans yesterday afternoon by a score Of
II to 2. The local club completely at the
mercy of the Chicago pitchers and the men from
the north pounded Twirlers Breitenstein and
Geddes out of the lot. They made fifteen hits
off the pair and might have kept up the hard
hitting longer, but they had to catch train for
Memphis. o.
The Chicago club left last night for that city
and will train there for a week. The game
was watched by about 5000 people. The score:
R Fl E
whitesox .....>o 2 0 40 0 2 Iii Is
New Orleans. ..I.-. 1 O 0 0 o.
Observation-Disclosures, Owen. Walsh, Sullivan and
Mcfarland: Breitenstein, Geddes and Stratton.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26

: Cherokee Iowa, March ga new fair and
racing circuit was formed Saturday when repre-
sentatives of the leading fair associations of
northwestern Iowa gathered at Cherokee, The
Iowa Short Shipment Fair Circuit The as
socations represented were Fonda. Sac, City.
Alta. Sheldon, Sutherland and Sioux City. The
circuit opens Aug. and closes Sept IL.