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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-03-01

FILES CURED IN TO Ia DAYS.
PATO OINTMENT is guaranteed 10 oure asv case
of ltchnE, Blind, Bleeding or Protrudlnx Piles In
6to IL days or money refunded soc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
A NATURAL PERvERrER.

The Tribune is in high glee over Inc
decl[nation Of Parson Simpkin to serve
as Judge OF the juvenile court OF this
city. and affects to believe that his re-
fusaI TO accept the position 80 coulle-
ouslv rendered by Governor Cutler was
not made IN good faith. The sheet
like it's owner who grovels and fattens
IN surroundings and upon conditions
that would make more decent men
ashamed of themselves, has been ac-
eustomed so long to think base thoughts
That pure or honest ones cannot nna
lodement In it's mind. When Governor
Caller named Mr.. Simpln IS the sue
ccssor OF The "late lamented Wills
Brown he had no such motive IN vieN
as The Knockers Organ attributed 70
him Tho Mormon Priesthood mad
nething whatever to do with the Ap'
uelntlnent 1T did not rejoice az the Sc
lection aud does not mourn over the
outcone II has no knowledge of any
iran having been set, for there was
none. Neither was there amy scheme
to co,nprosnise minister of orthodox
El1lu, 81 Any Plllf- NllA'l ~ Ae''''N'
eruor Cutler entertained mo sueh idea
for a moment. lie was anxious 20 Sc
cure a good, clean man fot the impor-
taj,t TRUST. Nh Simpkln appealed to
/ him MS being that sort of mau. hence
his appointment only a craven would
attempt IA place him in a false light
| But the Tribune Is accustomed TO play
ng chat kind Of "a game. and malicious
~ aud falsely designated Governor cut
lcrg act as "a subtle suggestion that
would be ID good thing to offset the OBJ
lectons 10 Mormon ecclesiastical dom
nance In civil affairs in Utah II rs
simply one more dishonest and disgust
ing attempt Ia stir IN religious pToju-
dice and hate u the community Our
opinion is nat M simpkiu under
stands the purpose behind the attack
and that N i'm no wise expresses his own
| views in thc matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
cost no THE TAXPAYERS,

The Organ and advocate of protected
crime walls loudly because OF the fact
that the county commissioners have all
lowed two claims OF three hundred doll
lars each for legal and detective ser
Vices in the malodorous conspiracy
cases Of which the chief OF police in
this city is the central figure. 1t lash-
es itself into a perfect rage and says It
was the peoples money that WAS
used with which td discharge the Oh
ligation, entirely ignoring the fact that
it is ia the name Of the people and tor
tho good Of the people, that the arrests
have been made and prosecutions COM
menced, Would 1t have private lnaI-
yiduals defray tho expenses of bring
ing offenders Ia Justice? WcNld 1t have
men who devote their time to the ep
forcement OF law 80 unpaidf II says
the community Is ast0unded. 1t doubt
less means that 1t ts itself perturbed
at the fact. It wants the whole ''trans-
action investigated for the benefit Of
the taxpayers, yet 1t Is using all OF It's
wicked power to- prevent an inve stiga-
1idn of the criIHe itself Just as the
friends Of Abe Ruet the san Francisco
grafter are protecting him. and just
as his confederates are repre- sentlnG
him as a much tnaligned man. SO is the
Tribune defending Sheets and his az
sociates ana crying out that they are
being prosecuted for a wrong "hatched
by a bunch of state, Federal and coun*
ty office holders, and fosttred by N
part OF the loeaI press What the
"bunch." It sncerihsly refers to, hopes
10 do, in the interest of public morality
and honest city government. is to prove
that the other bunch" are guilty, div
rectly on indirectly. OF robblRe the two
unsOphisticated scotchmen who felt inv
TO den OF thieves a few months
ago with the result that they
were the losers by ten thousand
dollars. No amount " misrcpre sents,'
tIon. wool pulling and noise will ever
convince the public that that crime
was not committed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
CONFERENCE NOTICE

The scventy-elshth annual general
Conference OF The Church az Jesus
Christ Of Lattev-day Saints VIII as
sernbie In the Tabernacle. salt Lake
City. on Friday AprIl 5. 1904 at 10
O'Clock a. m. a full attendance OF the
officers and members is hereby re-
quested
The general Priesthood meeting WIZ
be held in the Tabernacle on SATURDAY
April 6, at 7 o'clock P M
JOSEPH p. SMITH
JOHN n. wTNDER,
ANTHoN n. LuSD-
The annual conference Of the Sunday
school Union win be held In the Tab
.rnacle on Sunday April 7. 81 o'clock
W. IN. JOSEPH r. SMITH,
General SupeTin tendent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
VETERANS. ATTENTION;


Tbls IS for the boys OF 'z'on's'
Camp and the MORMON battalion
Surviving members of those famous
organizations That played such a prom
snent part In the events Of Tn" early has
tors Of the Church are cordially Invited
TO attend a reunion to bn given IN their
honor by the FIRST Presidency Az 'he
Lion House on Tuesday afternoon
April .. This will be ore OF tho great
events Of tho April conference
'rhe First Presidency have for some
tlrne felt that such n reunion WOULD
be a proper acknowledgement ut the
importance of the services rendered by
these who in the early days, eheertully
responded when thc call WAS made
upon them. The veterans are RAPIDLY
being removed from this sphere Of ae-
tIon. There are very few survivors OF
"zion's Camp and. possibly, not more
than City members Of the Mormon
Battalion They are scattered over
IA wide area OF the country Some live
In Utah, some in California, some In
Arizona Some. probably. have settled
In Canada. 1t would be well tt AS many
as possible could be brought together
at the coming reunion,
we hope this Invitation will reach all
Tor whom it is intended, Friends of the
Veterans ouId call their attention to
1t, i'll case they do not happen TO see it
themselves and we suggest that those
who live far away and may not be able
to undertake the Journey without
financial or other assistance, should re-
celye such from their friends. in order
that the reunion may be complete and
an event never 10 be forgotten by those
sn whose honor II is given
We also suggest that Stake Presi-
dents end Bishops look after this mat
ter and see to it that none is absent
Tor want of means to undertake the
Journey
Tho invitation is also cordially ex-
tended 10 the wives and widows OF the
members of the two organizations,
We hope 10 see a general rally of the
veterans. To many Of them 1t VIII be
the last before the great reunion on the
other side
Veterans attention.
JOSEPH r. SMITH,
JOHN r. WGNDER-
ANTHON II. LDND.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

ever a Eivcn Improvement Is estimated
10 cost and Issuing scrip against IL on
the estimate, whether the work Nv done
or not. and whether tho estimate IL
many Thousand dollars too high, or not
lsut notwithstanding the improve
ment IN tho laws relating 70 this sub
iect. the citizens cannot be very Inueh
blamed If they refuse 20 consent 70 The
paving contemplated IN the petitions as
long as they have no guaranty that the
money viii be spent honestly foF the
purposes alleged, And what guaranty
Of honesty can the crowd Ibat now con-
trolls the city affairs offer the cltiyens2
The present administration inangu-
rated Its ruilc by breaking every ptom-
Use OF reform made before The election.
After years nialadmlnis,ration It
stands before the public Win an cHor.
nous deficit for which IL cannot aC-
count satisfactorily Were every de-
paitnent thoroughly Investigated rev.
clatlons Of graft would probably be
made OF a startling nature. 1t would
not therefore be strange II majority ~
property holders would refuse TO pay
for public improvements. until their
money can be entrusted 10 more eornpe-
tent and more reliable public servants
and that We presume Will he considered
a; the next election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
FORTY DAYS AROUND WORLD



Many OF us marked an epoch for our"
selves when jules Verne wrote Round
the World III Eighty days Perhaps
it was not possible then 10 gp round In
eighty days; the book would have been
less exciting to children II II had been
possible But at all events 1T was near
ly possible, and many of US marked
down the epoch. How many people
could say off hand today. however, to
what those eighty days have been re-
ducedf A writer I'm the Daily Mail Mr.
T. ~ Nick enzie. tells us that the jour-
uey can be done In forty days. and
that in comfortable trains ard ships.
not by the desperate expehlents OF Jules
Verne. We are told that tine tickets
cost only about s925 second. class and
s6l5 FIRST class. The journey IL reckoned
In this way; London to Moscow. t1So
aud a half days; Moscow to Vladives-
tok. thirteen days; Vladivostuk to fo-
kohanla, two days. Yokohama +" Lon
don, via Vancouver, twenty-Oftc and a
half days; connections. one day. The
Russians understanding the art of COM
Portable railway travelling, their car
riages and buffets are models
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
PETITIONS FOR PAVING.

The cry Council. d seems contom-
plates the paving OF streets ON a very
extensive scale The plan includes
state street from Seventh South -o
Tenth south, ana First South from
SIKH 10 Thirteenth East
We take the liberty OF reminding the
property owners OF the new law. To
which we have referred In these coli
umns on former occasion According
TO the now prevailing order OF ihinss.
me Taxpayers cannot be required to
pay interest on amy part Of the amount
ASSESSED against heIr property until
the Improvement is actually completed,
Nor can any more than 8 per cent, be
charged as interest This shoula- do
away wish the opportunity oi stealing
money from thc taa payers, by assess
Ing their properly according 10 what
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
THE EI.pnns' IouRNAI.

Our attention has been called to the
feet that since thc announcement WAS
made OF the intended publication OF
The I-iahOua. st Independence. Jackson
CO., Mo- AN Impression has been ere
ated lhlt the new missionary publIca-
ton YVES 10 supcIsede the Elders Jour
nal published at Chattanooga Tenn
We hasten to correct this erroneous
view, NJ any of our readers should eu-
terrain &c. The elders journal WIZ be
continued ag a missionary paper In
The interest on thc mission
We take This OCCASION to state tha
me name, The Elders journal Was
drst selected by tho Prophet Joseph for
missionary paper- The resurrection
Of that name for such a periodical was,
we think, happy thought on the pail "
the Elders OF the Southern states Mis-
SION. Their policy of reproducing the
best arguments in the interest OF the
Gospel. advanced by the carly Elders OF
the Church. Is also cawncndable. These
aEsumsDts are invaluable 10 Elders Nh
the Held 10 Saints throughout 7he
staSes OF Zion, duI 400 investigators Of
tho truths OF the great lHter-day
work The Elders journal Is NOW IN
its fourth volume, IL has the hearty
approval and support Of the Authorities
OF lhe Church.
The journal in published scml-monIh
~. and gives its readers As pages Of
reading matter ia the shape Of ARTICLES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
NEW WAY no EARN MONEY!



What shall The girl do 10 earn nttls
pin money! This is A question askea uy
thousands each dag, and here ls ollN
soiutlUr IN h AZ you know from cxpeE~
iencc. IL yow have ever had PLANO
tuned and cleaned. the process y . az
expensive one, That u Is also proi,, tAuA '
70 thu worlsman-or an--folpws,
for practically all that w expended "
the time involved, o course. one must
know how--tliat ls where me chalBG
comes In, for knowing how. But woman.
who uses a plano must uttener thaI
men. should ho able also TO master ttS
iutrlchcies. Frequently the plano WHEN
seems to have lost it's usefulness ouly
needs to be thoroughly cleaned In ORDER
20 be las good as new Hui the owner
doesn't know how--is AFRAID OF itIur+
ing il 1T she attempts the procets'
There js where shc woman plano clean
or does her best, for the results are 60
agreeable that the size NJ me ON ~
rnIniratxed by the delight pt the owner
OF the Instrument M finding that II ls
once more serviceaple
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
A STRANGE ACCIDENT,
Snrlnrflnld RspnhrI can.

a sailor on the Etcano, ONE Of our III
tie gunboats ON duty In the Philippines
will have 10 be retired from the service
as The result of a curious accident. As
a small boat belonging 70 the Elcaro
was being rowed out to the ship In
Manila harbor last month the plug IN
the bottom OF the boat came out To
prevent the boat from being swamped
a sailor put his finger through the hole
and the finger was Immediately bitten
OF by q shark az cleanly as " anputat~
ed by surgeon AS it was the sailors
forefinger, which he needs 70 pull the
trigger OF his rifle, he will have to be
retired because unable 10 perform his
duties. The story comes from WASH
ington and is apparently vouched for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
AaArN. THE ulGKAIsCnN.


IN thtlr anxiety 7" maintain "'"u"s
the general Public me delps'on 'u"'
the Latter"day saints are rV'pu v" /,
hierarchy ihe eonspiralorS arg S'','
harplnE upon ina SVIl''s' luo"s"
a'''V, $500 ~, ,,,,,. - ro,r.scnt.
tpph 20 'NpoSN 'uV lp"y W 'VP' V,s''
lng the Church otliciais w nleI-
nrchs" IN the sense IN which the anti
..,t.,,,,,,.u. ,,sh ,bs ,cr,r Ia ,air tho
,, 49,.
nNlloh"tS mas pVeu apFedNN w wv
proof of what is impossible 7" pr0Ne.
because IL does not exist. equally fU-
Vii, h.e ,.cr n,,v -.rarerro m 4ho
1- ,rn
Htapua "oiNs W 'i'e NIl"' we "'
Prophet Joseph ala not claim 20 hc
"hfctarch.n He claimed 90 be "tcach-
crr y, e v.oy, k,o,y,, anne uher ho
...',..-'.s...-.r v,Is
N'S ahNVu toF "i eNp's a'lu'' ~ "''
methods Of government, he REPLIED. m
substance. u teach the people cor
r,.,s trt,oi,,es ana +bn, coS,e-n thern-
" 80 ,.-
SERVES Npere III tliS nt"du' opAuF's-
hrnsive definition OF an everlasting
foundation Tor all correct government.
Il. ,,oyo . h,nl "a, ,.h,o,s,rcha,-, a,nbi.
llon'
NOW, let us hear testimony vi
more recent wears. In December, 1859,
.,.,,t,o..l o ,ss,,ea In u,,.h the
q i'l' ~ V''e' "'''' ''''"e1 -
toAloVlps prlnclpAes' ainouS o'lietss"lte
stated;
t,,-,,,,,- 90 am
GTG'-,, '', 81 IJ i,is',gl ~, W. ,~ ~
et tpNtt "a ms SpurSn VlT'!Hs Vt M M,
IlBn1 tV sNpeEsPNe' HlitHl vi iN'V.sg :,
Judgement oi any vNii court . SuG.
~ i.,i,, .,,,,,st t,. ,,n,,l,- ,,,T.losi
astcaI, and their punitive powers 60
no further than the suspension or eNt
c9IlirRsll'tcRttiun ", iNeel"e'S A"'
.,Tv, st thgs rthItrrh while offering nd.
vice ior she welfare OF Its members
In all conditions ~ life, does mol claim
or eNet'lsp tle tlsl' ~ i'is.i ~ so,aI
or ' noiiiira rIrhts and privileges. the
ballot an this Territory Is absolutely
untrnmneled and secret no lna,,
lu"I' .ess pl Sv-''isl 70 H. a,r,cc,4s
Is;yns .'' :, ,ersg and direct Individual ac~
cnuntabntty 10 God are among the es-
sentiaIs cf our Church doctrine- ~
tnlIlss IN w. el.'N ~ ~ o,ti~nr Is
arY.,tntsd u,Ithos,t the vote OF the
body"
we Also declare that this Su 1nv.t
does NO, cam 10 pe c ~ ', ~, I" he IN
srnnsri,,m N Imperio. aiming to over
throw the United States OF amy other
civi government NnNrcn Ss.e.Ir,n,
men ana e,siI ", su N vsi' ehen.v and nrac
flee and ~ regard 1t as part OF our
destiny 10 aid in the maintenance anu
perpetuity ~ tne pns'''ue''''S
Country
Ihl* h'@llIpeSeo "''s "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
TRAGEDY OF MARGIN TRADING
Boston Journal

II have lost heavily and there Is no
use in NV irving to hold out This
was the message telephcned to friend
by a woman In Dorchester who then
hung an the receiver and went to her
bedroom and shot herself, 1t has been
IA rich mans panic" some say, 1t is a
mystery" according to the talk on the
street. But while the big railroad Jug
glers are working their schemes, and
rloting In reciprocal slaughter, ruin Is
brought home to smaller people, aud II
few OF them seek the Oblivion Of suicide
as did this woman In Dorchester, it Is
because they have the greater coura ge
or the stronger conscience TO live and
face It, There Is misery widespread IN
;he RACES of ths stock market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
rnc Old Mann SCORES.

Tnther-You must have patience. my
boy patiencel You can do anything II
you'll only walt
Son-Thats absurd iathsr--for one
thing, no amount of waiting will enable
you TO carry water I'm a Sieve
Father-And why not, YOU idiOt--if
you only wait tin 1t freeze" - Boston
Transcript
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
As ,he Curtain Fnlls.

Edith (the heToine)--And can you for.
give me7
George Cthe herop-Can you ask, my
darling2
Edlth-George,i
George-Edithil
CNote--This dialogue Is printed IoI
the benefit OF the man who really wanJs
to hear the last lines OF play.) PUCK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

The automoblists want the city
Council 10 gIanJ them permission Ia
run their machines at rate OF thirty
five miles am hour on salt Lake City's
principal residence street NO matter
how many deaths there might be- ~
consequences Of tho granting of the pc
tton, there is comfort In the thought
THAI they would all be- swift and inslan-
Ianeous, lhus eliminating suffering IL
NOT EOrroWl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
nrsrnrr EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY, APRL = 1907

lation OF the law prohibiting night w rs
by minors in shops and factories. Ane
prosecutions for the year arno"nteu v.
two. or these one was discharged suu
in the case Of the other sentence was
stlspended
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

Dr. ALLAN MeLaue Hamilton says
rhat iu his opinion. Harry Thaw Is
suffering from form OF progressive
parauoa rhaw must look upon this
upiulou as progressive cuchte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

A University Of California professor
Says that we need animal laws with
tcelh IN them Canine teeth. Of
course. That's the kind for public
Matoh dNea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

What could that short ugly wSrF
thlt the President said should be used
10 chaurlril0 Mr. larrman's stale
mcnt hp "cnS Something in thu
smpllGod fr.tng slylc2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

AS do those who have undertaken the
OF The LIahcna- The Held
Is laree and there is ample room for
both Journals,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

"A striking illusttu lion on the useless
ness Of laws that are not enforced, Is
given IN HarpeF's Weekly by Rh"iN
porr Who claims that there are ia she
state from 5000 to 10000 cases Of vlo'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
Great

First DOctor--was the operation sue
cessful7
Second Doctor--Oh Very II VIII
probably necessitate several more 49,
Philadelphia Record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
Moved by Spirit or Landlady.

II only write when the spirit moves
me" remarked the attic poet.
But suppose the spirit doesn't move
you for long time uggested the
worshIper at the shrine OF genius
I'm that case the landlady does" re-
Fined the poet sadly philadelphia Rec
ord.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

That PENNSYLVANIA lick. the-editor
bill contains no seIf-dcfenso provision.
But the law OF nature does. and it
VIII always be invoked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

Mark Twain Is going to build him.
SELF a concrete house HIS writings
sncw that he Is a believer in the con
crete rather than in the abstract
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

There must be some good citizens
in San Francisco though one would
never suspect l. to read the proceed
ings Of tho graft inves tigatlon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03
JUST FOR FUN.
Striking am Average.

what sort OF a tenor Is hep
Just the average sort.
Whats that7"
He has a thin voice and So-lnch
vaistband Elk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

Should Emma Eames secure di-
voroe from Nh Story and should he
marry again that would be quite an
other Story
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

The hierarchy is to the Tribune
what the windmills were to Don
QuiNOte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

II is harder to get uOn-shrinkable
stocks than non-shrlnkable woollen
underwear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

The best Investment continues 40 be
10 lay up treasures In heaven.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

There seems to have been a birth
OF railroad accidents the last few days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

May this new invention that Is to
consume all the kinds OF smoke not
itself go up in smoke,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

Like Uncle. Tnbys startling, Abe
Ruef wants TO set Out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-03

Logan's slogan is, The Agricultural
College forever. And it's a good one
too.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-04
OPERATES WIRELESS IN
GELLOF COUNTY. JAIL
Emery McClung. Adiudged Insane by
Magistrate. Receives Messages
From All Over the World.

Emery MccIuns has been declared
a lunatic and as soon as arrangement
can be made with the authorities Of
the State insane asylum at Weston
he will be taken there. Mcclung
was adjudged insane in Magistrate
Gordon's court Monday evening when
he was examined on the lunacy war.
rant sworn out by his brother, Robert
McClung. OF Northview. Drs. Payne
and Nutter examined the defendant
and declared him insane and the
members Of his family also stated
that in their opinions he is crazy.
Emery stoutly insisted that he was
as sane as anyone. After he was
taken back to Jail he had quite a
time operating an imaginery wireless
telegraph instrument and receiving
messages from various parts OF the
world. Finally he got a message
from some place stating that his
wife had died and he has been griev-
ing over 1T since. Emery claims he
has discovered the Secret of cleo
tricity.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-07-04
FOURTH OF JULY
At NORTRVEW PARK
viii Be the Biggest Day in the Coun-
ty In Point of Celebration of
Freedoms Day.

The arrangements for the North
view picnic on the Fourth is about
completed. Five Sabbath schools
be in attendance. two ball games in
the morning and one in the after
poon. At night the fireworks will
be something grand. Thiry's band
will furnish the music. The tug-of-
war to be held at II a. m. will be
worth seeing, and the Blomer Girls
and Knickerbockers at p. m. will
be clear out of sight. Everybody
will be there on that day. Go and
see one hundred of the u R. K. o.
TIN. in line and the drill at 1920
a, m. sharp. 1t will be the biggest
day in the county.