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DOC Snow Ar LAWRENCE.
Fourth Annual Fixture ut Cedarhurs
KENNEL Club n eluccess,

49, Kennel Club Q Success.
There was q Ans attendance from tn 9
Eons Island neishborhoods and OF dog lovers
from town at the fourth annual show Of the
Cedarhurst Kennel Club yesterday at Law
rencs. The open Eir fixture has all the charm
OF garden party. while the judging rings
In the tents always were scenes OF excite
msnt. Big dogs and little ones all had their
hninss, the terrier breeds being the greatest
feature. although the bulldogs were CLOSE
second In interest.
In the variety GLASS for the best dog OF
any breed Judge Watson selected j. g. Bates q
noted old Irish terrter Champion Dnnc-esgen
Straight Tip. and in the same GLASS for the
bitches Mrs. J. +. Hamilton's bulldog Dundee
Pandora won. hard pressed by the Newry
Kennels Irish terrier Navourneen. The
Newry Kennels. however. had the well earned
distinction Of the prizes for the best brace
and the best team Of one breed The kennel
b owned By Joseph IoAlesnsn. who has
psp snd S S Il i4sh a % sns Osn0n
Morianaf Model keaSed In rough Soiass the
cs D. MoTton's % Lesthsrhii eat Perfection % reserve.
while In the similar class for Dalmattans
Miss n. G. Bourne's Duke Of Norfolk repeated
won In winners class for dogs. John, F. Col
same class for bitches Mrs. J. r. Hamllton's
from M. r. guseenheims. Pirsnsi Bslsizs
maker and Iynford Biddiss Babo were the
leaders in the two highest classes for AiFs-
rids:s Noroes Pstriol.p g Sosptarsad d. ths n.h.: WIN
Merry Widow the same GLASS for the bitches.
Mrs. R. A. Rainey now owns champion
victory in French bpIldoss, me bitch S ,1s cl..s
EslfSote LoEstte. Joseph N. Dale bad eI-
oeptionslly heavy classes OF Boston terriers
doss 20 the saohu.ss: Kennels IutSSTss.
o nobby specimen, and In bitches to J6lian
NJ. Platks CupldS Peach. The Sabine Ken
nels had . sweep Of the two winners. classes
and Sabine Florette. There we're few wire,
coated ones, @. 8. Thomas scoring highest
with Encliffe Plssmon.
Irish terriers. from the prominence Of the
shows secretary, John @. Bates. Jr., In the
breed are always brought in strength 70 Lay. .s
Champion Borthwiok Tormentor. In excel!
lent coat, but the GLASS for bttches went to
the Rowsley Kennels Champion Borthwick
Peggy. Notable winners In Scottish terriers
were F. q. Lloyd's Waleseott Crusader and
Miss N. r. Winters Rysdyk Heather.
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OLYMPIC REEAE TEAM LEAygs.
It's Leader, Gen. Drain, Hopes for and FIX
pects Victory Abroad.

The American olympic rife team which
will battle for international honors at the
BIsiey range on July 10 and II sailed fer Eng
land yesterday on the American Line steam
ship 81. Louis. Gen. J. A. Drain. president
Of the National Rifle Association. 10 In charge
OF the men. He viii supsrintend everything
during the entire trip.
The m embers Of the team are Capt, O. 3.
and Lieut.. Ii. i. Simon cf Ohio; ". r. Leush-
ner Of New, York; Capt, #. 7. Eyana. Marine
korRs K ". Casey % and ). W. Hessian 81 peiawsr!s,
and c. JefYers, Massaohusette The team will
shgot with The sS.. new sSfyics rife is3s model
would win. md ks sddsd fkss it Ess bis
sss sssa tsss ss1 x ssaS sssus 20 s3st
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Crescent Yacht Race Postponed.

The Norfolk Broads race scheduled by the
Crescent Athletic Club to be sailed Tuesday
postponed as several OF the owners Of yachts
ELIGIBLE are unable to be present This race
was for a cup presented BY Fleet Captain
Walter H. Sykes and 1t will be sailed for
later In the season.
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zuhrah in Ocean Race for Upton cup.

Henry Doscher Of the New Rochelle Yacht
Club has entered his schooner yacht Zuhrah
in the ocean race Of the Brooklyn Yacnt Club
for the Upton cup, This makes eishteeg
z1hrah @ las Ja lust T returned from bermuda and
70 nov anchored on City Island. being oyer-
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! An announcement OF Importance In she petroit
business world was made Lass week when y wss
Company menufectuisy q meter eass. BAD been
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Roseben High Weight Handicap; for shree-ye
oids and upward; $500 sdded six and half furiongs
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BrxrH RACE,
Horm!s;, selling: for three -yesr-oids and VI

Good start: won driving; The Wrestler, b. a., 4,
by Orando-Hanna Bell; owned by the Chelsea
Stable; trained by p. NJ Burch.
Above prices complied by experts, not based
on betting
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was besieged all through tho week by all manner
OF purchasers, Some thsro were who wanted to
make "a, deal whereby they could hold tho cars over
which conservatiye estimate plaees around o. 600
ton and wanted . stiff trsde In valuation. sun
there were etheIs who could not believe shst the
OF ihe nne light Si1. 10 these latter Il was no
diasouig showing thS g:nunsnsss Of The pr9po;
upon. Spequaton and the professional element
were barred. as they WIN be 70 share Y what tho
ycrtlsing their goods. W. w burke tho New York
branch msnagers states that 20 could use twice
70 be careful 70 place the balance Of he Sizes whore
he thinks they WIN do tho most good. .h
Relieving tho general practice OF those VINO are
bulding cara for great road races. the Acns Meter
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If be does not 60 wrong. In yesterdays race
Timber shouldered l40 pounds. conceding
Eve by the scale to Far West and twenty-five
to Saraoinesoa. The latter ran in the name
and colors Of State Senator Christie Sullivan
and showed that he is rapidly coming to hand
Saracinesca was good horse last year. but he
has been rather slow in rounding TO his best
form this season. Frank Lord again kicked
I'D riot at the barrier. where he was left
fat footed.
Brother Jon athan. who won the Beacon
Light handicap. is son of Yankee and was
bred at the Whitney farm. I. w. Coulter
has been trying TO put him over the plate
ever since he purchased him. He was an
added starter yesterday and was quoted at
80 to I In the handicappers prices. steve
Lawler. the trainer Of Blue Book, who carried
top weight In Ihis event. said that II the Hand
aofne colt could run on the grass he would
come home on the bit. other clever judges
thought 30. too. but the students OF form and
class were positive that Mr.. Whtneys Sea
Wolf, q son Of Meddler--Sea Nymph, would
be returned the winner Sea Wolf had not
been to the post before this season and while
he had q lot OF speed he was evidently short.
There were sixteen starters In the Hernis
selling race. Those who were well fancied
were Rye, 0raculum, The Wrestler Rock
stone, Tom Dolan and Melbourne. 1t W as
hard race In which TO select a winner. The
Wrestler was In particularly good shape,
platter. '
Many society women occupied the private
boxes after lunchp in the clubhouse, About
soo automoblles brought turf enthusiasts
paslles, The field enclosure was well pat :
rvniIsa. roni. while the grand stand. during the
arnn,u an,u,me ,ne ~ tine races was crowded. On the
gpah C!uD, IT is said, broke about even.
attI ae Iea TEST %il come this week. when the
iaanoe sssniass win be limited practically TO the
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
'ONE THUG SHOT;
FIVE ARRESTED
POLICE OF PORT HURON MAKE
BLOODY RAID ON A
HOTEL.

PORT HURON, Mich, Aug. IL -
Five alleged crooks were arrested by
the local police for the officers OF La
peer early this morning. but IL was
not until Night Sergeant Fisher had
fired four shots at one OF the men,
who tried TO escape. that all were
locked in the county jail. The pris-
oners gave their names as David ST.
mon. 80. Troy. n. Y; w. Willard. 80
St Louis; John McNellie. ~. Cleye-
land; James Bates. ST., AZ, and JAS
Bates. Jr., %, no home.
Shortly after midnight the local Of
ficers received word that the five
men, who are said to be pickpockets
OF note. had left Flint for Lapeer. Al
the latter city they boarded another
Grand Trunk train and came To Port
Huron. When the officers found them
they had registered at the ST. Cloud
hotel and were in bed. Three OF the
prisoners were handcuffed together
and were In charge OF Policeman War
rem, while David Simon was taken by
Officer Shine and VIM. Willard by
Fisher A passenger boarded the
street car and seated himself between
Fisher and Willard.
III an instant the latter escdpeu anu
ran like a deer. with Fisher after him
The fourth shot fired by the latter
had the desired effect and the man
fell TO the ground, wounded in one
hand While Fisher was capturing
the escaped prisoner Simon made an
effort TO get away from Shine, but
the latter was too quick for him. The
Flint officers arrived here later and
took the five alleged pickpockets back
TO that city.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
SAYS JAY GOULD
WAS HIS COUSIN
INMATE OF Los ANGELES
COUNTY HOSPITAL TELLS
STRANGE STORY.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. I. Mel
vim A. Gould, who says he Is second
cousin of the late Jay Gould, Is dan
gerously i'll at the County hospital.
He Is 20 years OF age and is suffering
from lack of proper nourishment. The
old man had been living in his own
cottage on East Fifty-eighth-st. and
has heen cared for by his foster
daughter, whom he had befrfended In
former years. She Is said To be no
longer able to care for him and he
must become county charge. There
is a mortgage on the cottage. and II
he dies there will be hardly enough
money to bury him. He was once
wealthy.
Most OF his property was turned
into cash In order that he might specu-
late In mines. He lost thousands OF
dollars trying 10 develop copper
claim which proved worthless.
When asked il he intended to write
TO any member OF the Gould family
regarding his condition the old man
sadly shook his head.
George Gould knows where | am, -
he said, but don't want to bother
him | haven't got long 10 live and |
want to be left alone. The property
have left would not amount 10 $1,000.
don't want to be a burden TO any
one II / can help 1t. | have no COM
plants to make. My relatives will
take care of me II | get out OF here"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
MERCHANT
100000 HERE

L round million OF dollars Is the
figure claimed by Detroit wholesal-
ers as the returns in sales to retail
merchants from the buyers excur-
sion the past week.
Sales have run much higher than
was at first expected. Hardware. dry
goods, groceries and clothing have
Deen the lines most benefited by the
influx of buyers who came to enjoy
the city's hospitality. The effect OF
the successful excursion will be felt
during the coming year in more and
larger sales by Detroit wholesalers 10
the merchants who nave come III
touch with the wholesale houses.
The largest single purchases were
by an Albion firm and exceeded $780,
900. Two thousand persons took in
the river excursion on the Britannia
Friday night, which wound up the
events of the week. Music, dancing
and refreshments helped to make the
event pleasant one for the visitors.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
.F|NGERBOWL BAN
IS LIFTED BY KING

LONDON, Aug. Mixing Edward
now graciously permits iingerbowls
to be served at the dinners he at
tends. His Majesty has only recently
winked at the violation OF tradition
dating from the days Of the Jacobites
when it was reasonable to serve fin
gerbowls for fear that they would be
used by the adherents OF King Charles
TO drink toast to their king "over
the water"
Tradition dies hard In England, sc
there Is much comment over the fact
that 1t is now perfectly safe to serve
fngerbowls In the presence OF roy
atty.
The mystery regarding the DISPOSE
ton OF the Cullinan diamond, the
largest stone in the world. which was
presented by the government OF the
Transvaal TO the king. has been elu'
cidated. The marvellous diamond has
been cut into two splendid white
stones, one of which is TO be set IN
the royal crown and the other in the
kings scepter.
When the gem reached England, ex
perts declared ii could not be of hrsI
water, but the Amsterdam cutters
found 1t OF superfine quality, pure
white and OF remarkable brilliancy
The cutting will not be finished for
nine months yet. One of the stones
weighs 425 carats. the other Is
slightly smaller. but each is immeas
urably larger than the kohinoor OF
1O2 carats, which until the discovery
OF the Cullinan was the biggest dia'
mond known.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
FLASHED BY WIRE

LONDON, Aug. l5--It is announced
that Winston Spencer Churchill, pres
ident OF the board OF trade will mar
ry Clementine, daughter OF the late
Sir Henry Montagu Hozier. who for 80
years was secretary OF Lloyd's.
BOSTON. Aug 15.-Gov. Curtis NJ
Guild, Jr, was operated on for APP
pendicitis at the Charles-Gate hos
pftal The governor stood the strain
of the operation remarkably we'll and
is resting comfortably.
UTICA. n. Y, Aug. 15.-Congress-
man James s. Sherman, Republican
candidate for vice-president. returned
last night from the st. Lawrence.
where he had been for several days
as the guest OF Walton Clark, OF Phil.
adelphia, at his camp on Wolf Island
Mr.. Sherman spent the time in Ash
ing and outdoor recreation. seeing on
visitors. His health is now apparent
~ as vigorous as ever.
ROANOKE, Va, Aug. 15.-The fifth
trial at Floyd Courthouse of John
Richards, the Floyd county school
teacher charged with the murder OF
his rival In love, Maurice X. Francis.
OF Roanoke. ended yesterday in &C.
quittal The first second and fourth
trials resulted In disagreements. The
third trial resulted In conviction OF
murder in the first degree and Rich
ards was sentenced TO be hanged.
The supreme court granted new
trial.
LONG BRANCH. n. j.. Aug. Ia
r.. X. Thomas. former banker and
race horse owner, was seriously in
jured here last night, when his auto
mobile struck and wrecked q carriage
cont aiming several New Workers.. who
were ON pleasure drive, The horses
attached TO the carriage were killed
outright, the occupants OF the car
rlage were thrown violently to- the
ground, and MIR. Thomas and his
chauffeur were hurled 30 feet to one
side of the roadway. Mr. Thomas
sustained a broken leg
AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Aug.
15.-The American battleship feet
has sailed for sydney. The weather
was fine and large crowds were
ashore and afioat to bid farewell 10
! the Americans Excursion craft
| loaded to the rails dotted the harbor.
| George &. waldo.
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who was on the platform, was struck
on yhe head with brick and serious
ly injured. He was taken to a hotel
with Mr. Chain. where their wounds
were dressed.
All Saloons Ordered Closed.
AT o'clock last night the situation
was SO serious that Mayor Reece or
dered all the saloons closed. Snortly
after ii O'Clock the mayor attempted
10 address the mob at Fifth and Mon
roe-sts. The shout was raised:
Throw him into the Are"
The mayor was seized and roughly
handled. He was rescued by friends
who came to his assistance through
a shower OF bricks and other missiles
and hustled him into a nearby cigar
store.
The mob showed its animossity to-
ward the mayor because of his APP
pointment of Negroes on the police
force
AS soon AS Gov Denten was APP
pealed TO for aid. he ordered out the
local militia forces. consisting OF Co
c., Fifth Infantry, troop d., First cav
airy. and the Calling gun battery
Finding these were inadequate. he or.
dered the following companies u
rush To Springfield ON special traias:
Companies q. and L., Fifth Infantry
Peoria; Co. d., Fifth Infantry. Bloom
ington; Co. A., Fifth Infantry, Pekin ;
Co. f.. Fifth Infantry. Decatur; Co
f.. Third Infantry. Pontiac.
Orders were also sent for other
companies throughout the state.
Gov Deneen was at his Office all
night. personally attending To calling
out the militia
Al miunighl. Harry /. Loeper. own
Ell OF the restaurant destroyed, made
the following statement:
II have been through one riot In
Cincinnati in 1888. the greatest In
this country, when 100 men were
killed IL was 10 avoid loss OF life
that | took the men cut OF town.
did not want TO favor the men;
had no interest in them whatever
and would go just as far To punish
them as anybody bur after going
through the Cincinnati riot and know
ing this sheriff as | do, l knew he
would be killed before he would lei
the jail be taken. | thought
would save life By removing the color
ed non
Il would not shoot a single man to
protect my place and ! only shot
into the crowd when in personal dan
ger myself"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
Balloon Bulletins

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.--Capt.
Baldwin fulfilled the second require
ment for the acceptance OF his mill.
tary dirigibe balloon by making two
successful speed trials at Fort Myer.
The airship made the two and one
sixteenth miles out in seven minutes.
The trip back to Fort Myer was
made In less than seven minutes. al
though the ship was travelling against
the wind. II Is expected that the
average speed for the flight will be
found 10 be 10 l-2 miles.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15-If there
were any creditors OF the Aeroplane
Co, Extremely limited) hoping to get
money due them by attaching Henri
Farman's machine they abandoned all
hope. Farman took time by the fore
lock and In the hours between mid
night and dawn spirited the aeroplane
away from Brighton Beach and placed
1t beyond the pale. Ii is now OH board
the French freight steamship Hudson,
billed for Cherbourg and safe from a
city marshal or any other sort OF per-
son like that.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Aug. 15.-
The ablloon North Adams No. l. with
A. d. Potter OF Greenfield as pilot and
A. Holland Forbes and daughter Ma
tale. aged 12 years. as passengers.
and owned by the North Adams Aero
club. won the cup offered By Mr..
Forbes in the first point-to-point race
ever held in this country. The race
was started from North Adams The
North Adams No. / landed on the
farm OF Lyman Sandcrson at West
Wheatley. about five miles from its
previously declared destination. Hay.
denvile.
LONDON. Aug. l5.--Col Capper.
chief of the British aerostatlc office.
gave q trial at Aldershot to dirigible
balloon. He unanswered for half an
hour at a speed OF IL IL miles an hour.
The alrship was under perfect con.
troll. He finished with twomile
run straight for the south and re.
turned. The airship was brought to
land with ropes, within a dozen yardl
OF the point from which II started.
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATES
LANSING. Mich, Aug 15.-Articles
OF incorporation were filed with the
secretary OF state as follows:
National Pickle g. Canning Co..
St. Louis, Mo. and Covert, sjc0.000.
G. p. Haerle Co. Saut Ste. Marie.
SO 900: Belleview Building Co. De.
troit. 100000: j. w Mulliken. incor.
porated. Traverse City. $4,000; Delta
Land a. Power Co. Milwaukee. Wis.
and Wells, Mich. 10000: j. A. Burns
Co. Detroit. $4,000.
Alexander, ImbrslIss. ~ MoprsA
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
"Busted" Brokers' Assets
On Face Exceed the Debts
ASSETS OF CAMERON cURRIE & CO.

ASSETS OF CAMERON CURRIE CO.
n OF Hayden, Stone valued
n 4364soo
n e424e662
memberships
New
$4,000
New Exchange, $500
Exchange, Chicago
boardof
board o.
including Cameron
So643es5 23ol12s4
ro,al( not including nse membehps)
LIABILITIES OF CAMERON CURRIE CO.
Due transactions be
Hayden
$e2435306
S515e2e7I 134o282s3
Duba
liabilities
Interest
outstanding so2408
Co, $1,000 sO24Oo
354e5e715
surplus liabilities s2sess
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
cd TIME THEY REGISTER
IT'S AS MAN AND WIFE

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 14.-When David
Wood. OF Washington, ID. c.. and Mrs
Adele Burke, of Geneva, Switzerland
registered about the same time at the
Terminal hotel yesterday. the clerk
thought nothing of IT, When n few
hours later they came into the hotel
again and registered rs Mr.. and Mrs
David Wood. he opened his eyes and
after recovering from his astonish
ment congratulated the couple.
Why Mr.. and Mrs. David Wood
came to- ST. Louis to marry is mys.
terry.
Don't worry about the faults OF 9th
ers. You probably have plenty OF your
own that need rectifying.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15

BUFFALO. Aug. To- spesaaI sI-.'.s
Receipts 1000. strong heavy sssvE
Z 4 90: yorksrs. ss.som s.ss; pigs. szsa
3 40 Sheep--Receipts > cars sts.os
TONS 50 IS Calvee-tS.5o.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
Cause for Alarm.

What made you turn sowniie wnen
that fellow pointed his revolver ~
you2" -, \.
Good heavens. man. He said u
wasn't loaded. l stood face 10 ,sce
with death. birmingham Age-her'
oil
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15

Detroit and vfcfnfsyt sss"r"ny
.hover.t fresh 60 brisk vnrtshs~ WIS.,
becoming essferty.
Lower Michfssnt Partly ct"esy
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. Aug. 1.-THE Commercial
Tullctin TO-DAY says OF the wool mar
ket:. II has been comparatively az
tive week, There have been good
many buyers on the market. repre-
sentatives OF large New England and
Philadelphia consumers included. Prob
ably I'm the neighborhood OF 1000, 900
pounds have changed hands. Receipts
are large and selections improving.
Three eighths Ohio fleece sold at 26c
and the same price is asked for "a =
blood. which Is scarce. Half blood sold
at &c Montana wool in the original
bags sold at Goa Gle. and Idaho al 1870
zoe Twelve months Texas moved at
zoe and cight months at 15R MlSc.
The shipments OF wool from Boston
to Aug 9. inclusive, according To the
same authority. were 1873 $4,000 pounds
against 1G2.375.8s0 pounds the same
time last year
The receipts TO Aug. 10. inclusive,
were 159.177,S76 pounds. against 1876,
.971 pounds the same period last
year.
gtnrt rfuhf n vOu want bOttlad
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
The Days Racing
On the Short Ship

2:l0 TRoT: PURSE $1,000. :.
Othello. blk. u. by Prince
Edward (Fairbanks) ..... |
Busy. BIN. by Rocco Cares 2 Z
Red Cross b. 4. (L.oomis).. }
Alice Edgar. b. M tBenyon)
Judge Lee, Z. h. porter
Charley T., br. d. (DeRyderD
Susie n. b. IA. (Colby) 49,. y y
Pat Ford, Ch. g. tBownie).. ds
Sally Rel. b. IA. (keatingD, Dis
Time-210; 2:1Ols, 2:09% 2:1l -.
2;20 PACE; PURSE $500.
star Direct. ch. H.. by Geo. Starr
Prince onward, Il. !. CEiliottJ. = .
Elk Girl b. IN. tBrothers) .... 4
Little Mink. 10. x. nlubbelD. 3
Time-2;13a,; 2:iiA; 2:tSl3.
2.ls TROT: PURSE $500.
Dan X. b. z. by Dec
laratIon tBurns). 3 2 1
Milham b. e.. by Prince
ENum UOGglass) 4 l / 9 .
Great Medium. X. <.
by Great Heart. Ben
Noh) ............. .
Major Peeuer, blk n.
tCarCs) ......... 70
Little Fed. b. Y.
Internrban. b. m. CHen-
Ne drop !. m. jrsdsltij { ! 5 ! T TS
Diablo Mack. b. H.
Deltyderl 49,. dr.
Time--e:1h; 2:l3h; 2l4l.; 214s;
2:lG; 22o.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15

Stnrt right. IL you want bottled
beer at home order Strohs and you Will
not be disappointed. Phone Main ZIG
for case
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15

George &. waldo.
For County Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED

AI....ser. Umbrellas. as Mosrs>
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-08-08
YOUR GREATEST OPPORTUNITY

Musical and literary entertain
ment-prize contest for the most pop
ular pastor in the city, at Campbell
A. NJ. E. church, Twenty-third and
Lawrence streets, Monday evening,
August 81. 1908. admission 10 cents.
Tickets will be distributed at the
churches and the church reporting
the largest amount. its pastor will
be presented with a beautiful five
piece Silver Service Set.
The biggest lodge in the city. Da-
mon Lodge No. 5, Knights of Pythias,
will have the biggest picnic of the
year at Broomfield Park August 10.
That is Wednesday, the one shining
spot in the social sky.