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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
THREATENED TO
KILL. WOMAN

Mrs Jennie Coarit. doxredN per
utatont In her persecution 81 her
sislerlnhW. Nfn Annie Mining.
although fulled ia her attempt 1es.
terday 60 rallfaad the obleei 81 her
hatred 10 the state insane asylum
played the latest card Of her hand
tolay shortly before noon when She
made application ia The office Of
the prosecuting attorney for q war.
rant faf Mrs Miuaig.a arrest
IN her complaint aud affidavit
Mrs Coordt depaaes under oath
that her sister In Law. on December
IS threatened IN xii aud murder
her after making previous threats
ta assault her Mrs CouYdt aud
her husband. Wha nee Rt 81 Thifs
tteth az. arr loiut eompisluanta In
the proceedings Goofdt Is a
brother q Mira. Niunig.
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6. N. SH|PLEY
Ill At TACOMA

TACOMA. Dee. 20. -ailaa N
shipleY. Of The firm Of Morris.
Houtsnrd 4 Hhinley Of Seattle. who
wna ta have assisted In the defense
of Chester Thompson. II desperately
III Al the Dannelit hotel here Mr
ahlnley Is too IN 10 be moved. aud
will remain until some change Ia
his condition uceufa. lie IL suf
fefiag from utaemla. aud the doe
tors fear the complaint viii de
yeIap Into nrifhtH disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
LOCAL FLASHES

". Nlquiat. a laharur. VAS arrested
today ~ Officers f.itneY and LOCKER
on FIRST av. lie IL said % be wanted
b nartlg : neteru for passing a
forged check.
Nelson's Condition oslieieua
The attending physicians at the
Providence hospital stated today
that Robert II Nelson the aged
man Who Waa struck down Monday
by Madison 81 ear, ia In ufaeti=
calls the same delicious condition as
when he Nan brought Into tie hos
rital.
Y. NJ. c. A. Organizer.
y T. sunen secretary Of the
young peoples missionary move
meut. with headquarters Ia New
York. haa arrived TO organize the
, conference % be held here next
January.
Asks s2h.o 900 for a leg.
Damages II tzas940 are demanded
In a complaint fitted this morning Ia
tie superior court b. Joseph lie
YeHaue Ia an action aKalnst the
tleWittstAa LHmhef company faf
fractured les. which vaa later am
putatea
sues Pse.seuter.
4 singular attempt last week hf
Joseph q Heahe To railroad James
Thompson. uf tasaquah. ta the state
insane asylum resulted this morning
In an action begun Ia the superior
eeaft b ThempHau IA hitch he SUES
lis persecution for damages III the
SUN Of tgeoo.
Twelfth Az. Owners Meet.
A meeting af 18th aN property
owners will be held Ia the office
Of the l. III arIffIth company. H.
the basement ~ the Alaska haila
lua taulkht city Engineer IHumz
ahn haa All plans fof The widening
aHd Strengthening IF the street
ready. AID viii present them 10 the
meeting. Al persons interested aFs
invited "a attend
Arrested tor Burglary.
rhiiip WaiI a feank talafed Ia
was arrested nu charge - huf
ktafy last nikht - officer klers
leubefg and Detectives Hubbard
aud MeeiuFK A watch. psakuifs and
twa Eoid rhafnu we're found On him
A. evidence
Trunhelsae Returns.
J 4 TfenhuIme. secretary 81 The
Neftha eateHn companies. hAz Re
turned freu san Francisco. ahers
he has been ~ the Interest q HE
COMPANY
81 lumber narsaass.
a lawsuit iufoifinE 5aaeag beard
fssf 81 EuHhea. valued 81 f4fseFk -
aHa begun tbs morning Ii fhe 50
nsfsaF court. whea the complaint af
the Hsshss Mauafa turing 4 isan1
bee eafufaaY vas flied against the
HAfkeF fell Lumber company. b.
. hteh the fatHHaf demands damages
ia the aam Of tasnf 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
clrYs stll PAY DAY.

rAls Is shn pay day At the elfy
All hnf the amount paid out ny
fressaIvF Rusaella assistants Ia IN
.xevss q ans previous mouth. fig
ss.ns up u a total II xtoa.tst s..
skts DOES not Include the salaries
! tAs cts employees. which are paid
: tAe 10th u each month In ad.
aslan Is the above sum the sum Of
MS egsa was tutay forwarded - the
ssys fiscal akents in New YORK
~ phllaaelehia. 10 pay interest
.eergfnx on the cts beaded IA
AAtaduaRs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
rarmgN Are STATIONED.

m accordance With the instfuc
e.ns issued b. Mayer NoaFe. chief
ra,k has stationed Is flremea With
! the lafKt department stores II
- aaNnfeun district lie has also
sss.llea an assistant fire chief with
- sole daty Il seeing that these
- sfAy as their nesta aud atteha
= fhefs aa4N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
WALL STREET
RESTS EASIER
tsorIpn. telegraph ssrvles.l

NEW YORK. bee. ad.-Nali 81
hreathod easy To-Day az soon as II
was learned TINT the fieh man'a
panic WIS over The Chicago. Mil
Waukee 4 st Paul has iaaaed d
statement giving the terms under
which a big dividend is 10 be de
elafed The fact that thu directors
mas Issue stock instead ofiuyest.
msnf certificates had beneficial
effect IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
HARTMAN MAY
REPAIR DAMAGE

WASHINGTON. u 9. noe 10
The president has deelded 10 ash =
n Hartman. as president at tn
California development company.
Ia fepalf the damage On the Colo.
RADIO river bank across the Mexican
border ffam California lie sa3
he will ask the next session to re
imhnrae the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
isrsnIAn CANAL BIDS.

nlda have been received from
The iathmlan canal commission At
The Chamber q Commerce for coll
pipe. wire netting. door hardware.
maaila rope. office and desk sup
ulies AL hida must be cent "a
the general purchasing agent a
Washington. u 6. not later than
Tf.5W -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
BACK To
WOMAN s WARD

Esther Mitchell. charged with the
murder 81 her brother. George
Mitchell Who has been continuous.
b confined In the private cell Inn
medlatelg off the office ~ iailet
Larsen ever since the death II
Maud crefueld. her companion In
crime. vas this morning permitted
"a return to the EeuerAl Woman .
yard Jailur Larsen has hitherto
thought It safest 10 kvep the sifi
under close aud constant surYetl
lance OF late Gather Mitchell hah
mastered Der previous broken
heart aud has akain apparently
IAnseA into her pfeKInna atalclam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
BASS COVE RING

Dan " Dana. manager If tie
ahiuEle Mills Bureau. who had hiH
foot caught between the bumpers di
freight trains last Monday and
crushed. Is expected viii leave the
hospital this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
FUNERAL OF C. r. BAKER.

Funeral services fee Charles +
aaker VIII he held At his residence
aaii Eaaiiake az. Saturday at =
m. They are under the auspices 81
Eureka lodge Ne 70. p a A. n
ftsY y rteeland viii offieiate uuf=
Ia VII h II IAhaNleM aametnIY.
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$500 1890 - n
ON the FRONT I:


Steamer kehtaskan IL due TO
might from Honolulu with n full
ohrFu Of freight
Steamer 1eanie arrived from Val
dgn THE afternoon with small list
Of passengers aud freight Had
weather was encountered On route
south
Steamer Humboldt arrived IN
port this morning from 6kaEwH1
with a good load Of passengers and
quantity of fiah The passengers
report the weather In the north 81
eeedlnRlY cold
Steamer hickman arrived IN port
this morning from San Francisco
with a full loud Of passengers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
aerrneY NOW IN CHARGE.

Inspector A. II. Geffney. Of the
immigration office. arrived from
New York last night. where he
vent In charge Of tWn prisoners or
tlnfed depofted Mr Guffne1 Is
nov acting inspector IN charge Of
the Immigration service OF the
a40fa If Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
WAS DOING BUNeo ACT,

Prank Rogers. alleging 70 be an
eapfeasmau4 waN arrested today b
object MAyea on jackson ~ fer
lnaklnE fafss pnetaHaesz HeseFs l.
aaIa a. have obtained haNKage
checks received the uoney for their
delivery. and then turned them over
Is transfer companies having ~
wagon himself These companies b.
turn would eharee the owners ef
the haksaks again for IL delivery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
CHOP LITTER ARRESTED.

Mrs Emma Herman. aged -
years. vac arrested this afternoon
In the Stone a Fisher department
store. on Second av.. charged with
ahopllfiinR gloves The arrest was
made BY Patfglmau Pence Mr.
Herman denies the eharReH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
COOK ATTACKS CAPTAIN.

During trouble aboard the ehir
Marion Josiah. this morning. Thorn.
as Robertson. the cook. attacked
Captain y Grant. the latter being
cut about the face b hin glasses.
hlrh wefe broken The shIn was
IN the stream II the time. but later
NaH tUued 10 pier 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
rsrsLlE's BODY IN STATE.

The holy Of y 4 Entelie. former
head Of the Seattle Immigration Of
flee lies IN state THE afternoon
tfum until G o'clock IN the hans
neg Watson undertaking pnflafH. y
aill be shipped tonight 70 Newark
y ] Tor burial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
INSANE WOMAN
ATTACKS BABY

tserlnpa Telegraph aarVIen.l
CHICAGO. nae &c -Mfs Maurice
teliHe hetamu suddenly insane thta
morning and threw her a=yeaf=atd
nleee from a second story Window
aud attacked her aiatet The sister
escaped injury. hat the babY waH
fatally hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
CAPT. LEHMAN
IS MISSING

uNnAU. nee - Fears are en-
..,,slasa here that Captain ] l.
ssaaau. pilot It Hshth0aae tendel
ss-.tkef Is drew net lie diaap
s.sesd TUESDAY night
rapfain Lehman started Tor ihg
Ar slightly intoxicated aud 4 i
ssna he felt overheard The
go Is being searched and the
e i heluk dFassed for the kodY
rarialn lehman Is vel known ~
- enad He is q brother IT Patsy
ssessn. Of Port Townsend
rsessla Lehman has been en-.
.s,sga an The Heather for a mum
II Il gNafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

The street COMMITTEES 81 the elta
council wiii recommend the cor
linaatiau Of Second ~ from Denny
MHe dIaeanallY - sIsth ~ and
Beach drive This viii give a
shorter route 10 lhtsfbay and HI
lard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

WASHINGTON. y {. Dec 20
The following we're nominated b.
the president today. 10 be puatmaa.
tafns & u efammafte. at Abef.
deem. and Charles A. Gwinn. at
Garfield. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
CARROLL RESUMES DUTIES.

county Coroner = NJ Carroll
took ~ his active duties as coroner
aaaIa today IT Carroll has been
confined 70 hta horne fnf q week
With al attack u blood poisoning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
ATTACKED AND BEATEN.

v smith ant Bert Weeks we're
attacked ~ HnknoH At tssehi
PARA last niKht and smith received
several Eaahea On his head and
peck Hold up men are beloved 10
have done the work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
SEATTLE SENDS GREETINGS.

Mayor Moore thls afternoon sent
the following holiday greetings 70
the Fairbanks News Seattle
svWiN Christmas aud New Years
gtaatlnEa t. the people II the
Issbaaa. our help Il with shems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

EOHT WORTH. Texas. Dec 90
"A report reached here this morn
Ing fram 1iotauo. Ark. stating that
bank at that place WA robbed Of
Zoo BY two men. who locked the
cashier aud teller IN the vault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
WILL INVESTIGATE TIE
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES

The telegraph companies Of Sc
attic are Ia be Investigated Al
the mNatinK Of the Chamber al
Commetes yesterday charges Of -
eeaHlFe rates and pear aeilYef1
we're made ard the Investigation
vas 0Ffsfed "a he done h4 the com
mlttss en mercantile affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

what is her idea u a good hus.
band asked the woman who wa
making tides
Tier idea u a good husband.
answered the one who Vas EN-.
hf0tdeftuR 1tn q man who can't At.
ford 10 smoke cigars Of go 10 the
races because his wife plays hrldK.
ssNIs4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
Parker Lucky Curve

Fountain Pens In plain handles
Of gold and sterling silver mounted
Prices. 81 80 TO $1,000. at Piper A
Taft. iHaA Second av. 80.
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Extra Rollers

Piper & Taft. 1924 Second nv. ars
selling eKtfa steel wheels for roller
skates At ede for a set of eight while
they last SO
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Wear Brooke Hats. 1891 Second
avenue &c.
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a he's - aaaen man'a whiis
haadksrthIsfa Ter u " II Hutch
Enaan 4 "a. 80
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SEND sooks TO ooavcrs.

County Superintendent of sehaois
7 = Storey. IN respanHe n n r..
cent request of superintendent NJ.
{ klncald It the state penltenttaff
at walia Waila. l. TODAY forward
lux 4 shipment of primary text
hss0ks. Wrltias books and other ale
mentary paFaphsgnalla fer inslrue.
tlaa To the state hAstIla. where sle.
msntarY classes ameuk The eonyteta
ara about "a De organised
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aolid gold aud gold filled guard
chains Vim ~ Fineh. Pioneer
IeWelsf. sos SECOND nv. -
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Notice To Water
Consumers

Water will be shut off tomorrow
"wednesday. from a m 10 ,
n in the district Of Aloha and Ice
cts aud from Fifth az n 70 DeH
ter AZ. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

a boz Of dozen mems uhlts
handkerchief for 81. " r. Haieh4
laHau 4 60 80
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Do Not Make the Mis-
take

of purchasing watcher. diamonds.
ard ieHolry Or stlHerwAfa without
first examining the immense rev
stock af the iAfeaf designs II
Frederick q Co. rs seenna az
near Columbia ~. Our fifty years
experience ~ manufacturing sold
and stiverware has given rs the
adsAntsEN over many others u
know the wants n the public. and
our prices defy eaHl astitiou.
FREDERICK q CO. us sseond Az.
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hax q aasen mems white
hsnaApeshtefa Ter 81. " Il matss :
InHan 4 60. ...
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stsrlisa silver toilet sssa wut u
f4neA. riaHssf 1eselsf. eas Second
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Smoking Jackets and
Bath Robes

re- ne Iareest variety AMI rsa-
snahle gfieeA T. y Hrpeka & Co.
ta1l aeeahA AZ 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
GUN ACCIDENT Y
KILLS CONSUL

,see. telegraph accidentally
nee sa=gap aud Killed himself nertz
e Nsisan FsJfehnd American lees viii be to-day.
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BANK eLEAHiRos


Increase over same
date last year . zs5.22a2 Is
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Damages u $4,000 are demanded
In complaint flied this morning In
tie superior court hy Joseph L.
Yes1ut IN an action aKaiust the
tiewift.fea Lumbef company faf
fractured les. which Ms later am
nuIaIAI
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

the trapeze performers ate onions three times a day, I said: Nay, nay, Hennery will camp with the animals, whose smell is natural, and not ac- quired."
 Say. do you know have saved hun dreds of boys this summer from ruin, cause in every town there are lots of boys who want to run away from home and go off with a circus, and cause I belonged to the show they all came to me. and pa appointed me to discourage the boys. and drive them away from the show. I know in Vir- ginia all the boys wanted to run away, and but for me the state wouldn [ have boys enough to grow up and shoot the negroes. But when 1 found boys who wanted to skip away from home. would give them a job, and they would have slept in the straw with the horses. and eaten at the sec ond table after the negroes had been fed, if they could only shake their comfortable homes and loving friends. and join a travelling circus.
 Well, I always gave such boys a job
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they sentenced me to go along with pa so I could be handy to hold his hands when the doctors are pulling cactus needles out of his hide. l guess pa was willing enough to jump Kansas in the night, from what he told us once.
 He said when he vas young man he and railroad brakeman got bust ed at Topeka, and they had an order book printed. and went all over Kan sas taking orders for Osier willows which they warranted to grow so high in two years they would make fences for the farms that no animals or blizzards could get over or through. and make shade for the houses and the whole farm. t was the year when the Osier willow craze was on and every farmer on the plains wanted to transform his prairie into a forest. Pa says the farmers fought with each other to sign orders, and some paid in advance, so as to get the willow cut tings in a hurry. Well, pa and the railroad man eanvassed Kansas, and sold more than forty thousand mil
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

lions of Osier willow cuttings. and put in the whole winter. In the spring when it was time to deliver the goods, they went into the river bottoms and cut whole lot of pussy willow cuttings, delivered them to the farm CTS, and got their money, and went away. When the pussy willow cue tings died in their tracks, or grew up just plain pussy willows that never got high enough to hide jack rabbit, the farmers of Kansas ,l aded their gurs and waited for pa and the brakeman to come back to Kansas, but they never went back.
 The brakeman became president of a great railroad. but when he has to go across the continent in his special car, ne dodges Kansas, and goes across by the northern or southern route Pa has so far lodged the farmers, but money wouldn't have hired him to stay with the circus and meet those farmers that they sold the willow gold bricks to- And yet, when l buneo anybody around the show. pa takes me one side and tells me that hon esty is the best policy, and to never lie. cause my character as d man will depend on the start make as hoy. He don't want me to sn
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

watering the camels, and after they had carried water from daylight till dark, and had seen it disappear down a camel and the camels grumbIina because they didn't bring water fast CT, the boys would ask me how long t took to fill up a camel, anyway. | would tell them that if they kept right a wcg&, the camels ought to be filled up full along in the fall The boys would reluctantly resign. Our camels have been the making of hundreds of boys by their tank-like capacity to hold water. One hoy at Richmond, Sa.. got it on me by getting a section of fire hose and hitching it to a hy- drant, and letting the water run into trough at the camel stand in the menagerie, and before I knew it the eamals had filled up until they were swelleG four times as big as they ought to be. Then they laid down. and couldn't march in the grand entree, and pa sent for a plumber to have the. camels fixed with faucets
 That boy was a genius, and we kept him and put him ito the lemonade privilege. You can i'll a camel with a hydrant all right, but if you bring the water in pails he will beat the game.
 l remember one boy at Wilmington,
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
Appropriate Time.

Tine chaplain of British warship was giving a magic lantern lecture. the subject of which was Scenes From the Bible" He arranged with sailor who possessed a gramophone to discourse appropriate music be- tween the slides. The first picture shown was Adam and Eve ln the gar. den of Eden. The sailor cudgeled his brain, but could think os nothing suitable. Play up, whispered the chaplain. Suddenly large idea struck the jolly tar and, to the great consternation of the chaplain and tAe delight of the audience. the gramo- phone burst forth with the strains of There's Only One Girl in the World for Me-" Of course. he might have played "Wearin of the Grasn."
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

This is the first time since we start ed out with the circus in the spring that pa and have not been two "Jotnnies on the spot" ready for any thing that the managers told us to do Oklahoma, though, and the In- dian territory, have been too much for pa, and they sent him on to Kan sas City to recuperate in a hospital for week while the show does Kan al entry into Missouri
 I wonder how the show will get along without us for a week, cause
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
THE WEEKS NEWS
 TERSELY OUTLINED
An Epitome of the Most Important Events at Home and Abroad
 the Past Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH.
A Glimpse at What Coneress is Do- ing Together With II Carefully DiSestcd and Condensed Compila- ton of Current News Items, Both Domestic and Foreign.
CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.

The house of representatives, at a Sunday session held for that purpose, listened to euloSies On the late Ben Jamin F. Marsh, of the Fourteenth Hi nois district.
 The senate passed bills increasing the pensions of ex-solGiers who lost limbs in the service; retiring and pensioning petty officers and men of the army, navy and marine corps after 90 years of service at three-fourths their regular pay, ard increasing the pensions of eX- Mexican war soldiers to $20 per month and making the attainment of I5 years of age evidence of disability.
 The post office appropriation bill was passed by the house
 The house concurred in the senate amendments 10 the bill fixing the terms Of court in the southern district of Texas
 The house passed a bill to amend the act to amend and codify the laws re- lating to municipal corporations in the district of Alaska.
 The house passed q bill granting to the city of Durango Col, certain lands for reservoir purposes
 Ahe senate committee on public lands reported fayorably bill for the allot- ment Of homesteads in Alaska to In dians and Eskimos. native of that ter ritqry
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
Brother and Sister Drowned.

Miss Dora Floyd, 19 years old, and her 6 year old brother Curtis. were drowned in South Fork river. five miles north of Salem on the West Plains roe.i, recently. The young people were the children of Frank Floyd, who resides near Salem The drowning occurred while the two Floyds were returning from church in a wagon with two young men. IF crossing the river the vehicle was up set and the men were barely able 60 save their own lives.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
Plan Nearo Exposition.

The Negro Educational and In dustrial Exposition Commission has commenced preparations for q negro exposition. to be held at Little Rock next year. It is proposed to place on exhibition the handiwork of neg roes and portray the progress of the race by gathering together every feature of negro production The commission was formed following the recommendation of the State Negro Business Mems League at their last session held at Little Rock last year.