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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
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Southern City. in Great
Tumult Over As
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/. sault and Murder

q a
NoRFOLK..-Ya, Aug, IA criml.
nal assault upon Mrs. Catherine Pow
ell. rs years old. and the killing of
Policeman William Winninger last ev,
ening, both crimes those of negroes,
converted Portsmouth. a city of $4,000
people. immediately across from Nor.
folk, into a warlike community, and
there were but few of the white male
citizens of Portsmouth. representing
all stations in life. who we're not on
the streets last. night (. and most OF
them were armed. *. a .....,
Chief of Police lyman said there
were 5000 in, the streets, many of
whom made no effort to conceal their
arms. The demonstration became so
great when . it. becaWa noised about
that Officer Wiunipger. had been kill.
ed That Mayor Reed decided that the
militia OF the city and three companies
of the .Seyenty-first Virginia yolun,
teers.s should be- called Qat TO preserve
theN peace. .Eyery police reserve In
the city was also. snmupned to duty
and a. squad of. hlueco3is was sent
FROM Norfolk to- assist N maintaining
order. live thousand hen.. stormed
the jail early this morn&g The city
continues in a tumplt..l ya, s. ,.,,.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
AMY. aouskf,s FRANCE


- PARIS, Aug. 12.-H is many years
since the grand maneuvers of the
Germany army excited so much COM
ment in France as this year. The in
tefestt sep in them here is due to the
faee - the first time since the
wa kiIGi0 they are being held in
the conquered provinces. thirty miles
from the French frontier.
q In order 10. render this more impress
siye the kaiser has invited the kings
.of .Saxony and Wurtemburg and other
German princes to be present. The
French has replied to this by mobiliz-
ing the largest force seen In recent
years. no fewer than five army corps
being concentrated In Touraine. The
French are going to make expert.
nents ON a large scale, with mounted
Infantry. which has just been intro
duced, while a feature of the Ger.
man operations will be large mum
ber OF machine guns. la
both armies will make large use OF
: .airships and, field telegraphy, wireless
and otherwise. Orders have been Civ
en- that the French maneuvers are to
be continuous, each command to be
.-free to operate even In the middle or
the night In fact, II is said that night
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
BROOKLYN WAITER Is H
HEIR TO $4,000, 900 FORTUNE


NEW YORK, Aug 12.-Despite the
fact that he has just been informed
by an aunt in Germany that he has
fallen heir to $16,000.0OO. Godfried
Probst continued to act as waiter in
the little restaurant of William Draude
in Smith street, Brooklyn. The money
was left to Probst by distant rela-
tive. The entire estate amounts to
more than s5O,0Oo.0O. of which his sis
ter, Annie, living in South Carolina,
will also come in for SIC, ,OOO, 900.
The heir Is red-haired and apparent
ly 20 years old. AS a reporter entered,
the restaurant he was screaming out
to the cook:s5y q. vi .as,.
5"shipwreck, d duo" which, twisted
into everyday vernaeular, means
scramble two eggs. u s.l,s.r i...., % -
Probst said he would start for Ger
many within few days, and as soon
az he could return. to America would
marry Lottie ellison, waitress in a
restaurant, buy home on Fifth ave
nue. and settle down to life OF leisure.
Probst is working for $3.50 week,
and occupies small furnished room
at 1872 Myrtle avenue. He has held
his present position only two weeks.
Prior to getting the place he walked
the streets of New York for four
months in search Of work. n
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13

.nHN .H4
Three boys, William Dunbar. John
Dunbar and Adrian Henderson were
tried In the juvenile court today.
charged with burglary and stealing a
ring and money from Mrs. Nettie John.
SON John Dunbar WAS discharged.
Adrian Henderson and William Dun.
bar were found guilty. The Hehder.
son boy was. excused on parole to re
port to Judge Clements every Satur.
day at 4. o'clock He has no mother
to look after him. HIS mother is In
Telluride, but his father ia In town
Adrian Is 10 years old. William Dun
bar was sentenced to the reform
school. since this is the third
time he has been up before the. juve
nile court. and several complaint,
were made-yto the Judge of pett,
thefts committed. although the com
plainants did not push the charges
Not twenty-four hours after the bo,
was excused by Judge Clements To-
his second offense he stole som,
money from Graden's. The lad is sen
fenced on two charges. for stealing
and for being a. delinquent before
He is about 10 years old, RI.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
CROWD YELLED Y TO
THREE Il. l. jUSAND
Looks Like Big Swindle on the Part Of the
$#Manipulators who Will be Unable to
$.: d: 4. Furnish Necessary Water

GARLAND, Colo, Aug. 12-Three
thousand men. women and children,
practically all from outside of Colo.
RADIO and few possessed of any knowl-
edge Of farming under irrigation, are
encamped at Fort Garland awaiting
thesdistributien of the San Luis Valley
Land icompany's $4,000 acres of land.
The land is practically worthless
without water, and many of the new
comers say the promoters promised to
have the. water 1. item completed be.
fore the "-,sAT%he promoters deny
this(E .sm- pipI queerly worded
contraet TO. sss9e!ssin their claims. Ac-
cotBiHg TO ythis. contract, strangers
have agreed TO $3.50 for the privilege
ofsscbf1lding On tracts OF land varying
from Ave to $40 acres, and promoters
undertake. io provide water for only
figa acresf in each tract The promot-
eps, water for, fiNx Acres VIII be ready
next spring, but a family. can't live on
fve1,acfes, and apparently there is no
pipptsion for irrigating more lsb2e e, 1
Promoters or their agents are free
~ rsing the name of General W. J.
almer,iiendeavoring 70 give the i'm.
ptession, that the Colorado Springs
ndfAenaipee guaranteed the construc.
tionsnf their irrigation plant. General
Palmer is now in Europe, but his sec
retary, Thomas J. Fisher, emphatically
denies that the general has anything
to do with the scheme. aside from
compelling the promters to deposit
$ab,00OA with a trust company. thus
fns,iring the construction of a water
system to cost at least that much The
bidding commences this afternoon
continuing all through tomorrow.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
EVERYONE WILL EAT PUMPKIN
PIE At LoNeMoNT TOMORROW

LONGMONT. Colo, Aug. 12.-All
cooks in Longmont are busy all day,
and will be tomorrow baking pump
kin pies for the festival which begins
tomorrow. When the work Of prepa.
ration is finished there will be 10000
pies and 100000 sandwiches. besides
coffee. pickles and other things ready
for the visitors who viii come from
all over Colorado to enjoy Longmont's
hospitality on Pumpkin pie day.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
BLEW'...HIS
J. !. !. J. II HEAD. A OFF IF
,y44Jls ulE Iasu g. r-ua. .Iis.a' ,.
Husband q Objected to
Il q. His Wife Having an
Affinity 5-a..s.-s .....5... ...s E.
.NoITAolla.@ u


-" TRINIDAD, Aug 12.-Finding HIS
wife in q Pullman sleeper in company
Z with Wa Cohn. border at his
f,omesC. w. Moore, last night waited
FOR cohn as he stepped out of the
car and literally blew his head off
.wih a shotgun Then Moore calmly
went 70 a telephone. called up his son.
inilaw, G, ". yanderbur. the jailer, and
gid; II fixed that Jew He then
walked to the jail where he sat down.
,isnted his pipe and calmly awaited
developments Of the event as the cor.
oner sathsred evidence. Moore Is 50
years o'd' An inquest = bsins held
teday. " s-eA aess4IlsnT NJ. ~
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
The Fool lal| and and ! His is. ..:.
........R +. ...... /. Racing |ill; Automobile

PROVIDENCE, r. ~ Aug I2.-J.
Montgomery Sears. member Of one
OF the most prominent families Of Bos.
ton, fatally injured, and George sau-
kers, his chauffeur, was severely hurt
IN an automobile accident On the Ap-
ponaug road about five miles from
mere early today. The car was being
driven At sixty miles an hosr. ~ the
POINT where TIE aeeidsaA's ocsusrsd
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
PROMINENT TUNNEL '@-''r@ ''s''''
BUILDER INSTANTLY Killed

"a DENVER, Colo, Aug. 12.-Charles
E, Higbee, one of the worlds most
noted tunnel builders. was almost In.
stantly killed last evening at Sho-
shone, a camp Of the Central Colo
rado Power company. twelve . miles
east of Glenwood Springs. The fatal
accident was caused by the breaking
OF a derrick. A guy wire struck Mr..
Higbee upon the head, crushing his
skull. He succumbed within ten min
utes from cerebral hemorrhage, The
body is being brought to Denver today
by Mr. Higbee's stepson, Theodore
Voshurg. IA.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
=. "s''..1in. ~ 9',ioa Ds.a -GA I'D 5
Big Majority :. e.. 3. 90. -.... -. 4.
..s@... ..1..-s For .Wickersham

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 12.-Up to a
late hour this morning the returns
from Alaska give James Wickersham.
formerly Judge Of the Third judicial
division Of that territory. big ma
jority. The fight was on the lines OF
territorial government and the fact
that Wickersham is the bitterest po-
litical enemy that Governor Hoggatt
has Indicates that for the second time
the. people Of Alaska have recorded
themselves against Hoggatt.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
DAY OPENED WITH
: !. ): :::::::.SALUT'E 40 GUNS
Bryan Officially Nodfiedo Of His Nomination BY
the Democratic Party for President... 4. q,
= Business Suspended for the Day ;. -......

LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug. ofe with a
salute OF fofty-six guns one for each
state, given at daybrenk LIN coin began
celebrating It's first notification day.
The city was astir early. and there
were still a number of decorations be.
ing put In place While the visitors
we're arriving. Trolley cars to Fair.
view were crowded all morning and
The automobile people are doing an
active business, but d large number or
visitors remained In the city LOOKING
at various points of interest anu espey
cially about the capital grounds, where
the notification ceremony viii be held
1t was 2 o'clock when CHAIRMAN
Mack OF the national committee iris
troduced Representative Henry d.
Clayton of Alhpan1a,, chairman of the
notification 'coRffnrtee, sfuriowine e.. u
prayer BY the REV: 'Fat1ier Henry. Nu.
gent Of Des -M8ines;. 'rn.s Mr.! clsytvn
notified Mr.. Bryan' t5f Siffs- tioniihatfoD
in a seven minute speerh. at the con.
cllsIot 81 which me- handed to- the
Democrats NOMINEES a formnr letter. Of
notification. signed ny 'a1r' the nnfen1
bers of the committee. Mr.. Bryan is
now making iiis reply Una the cere-
mony will then be closed by a short
speech BY John W. Kern. 'Sics presi.
Dental nomfnee.eS AAss- seDaoyA DlD
= a. siegJitl ytzIsstl. IL sla4.,f ..,f,
Great crowds are present. II Is a
general jollifcation day and business
ia suanondad 'Ss ~ ~Aa eHo"hac4iii
- ssspenpsafsoao1S ee "a a,o~o4 va.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
Made Splend,dI. ,I..I Flight
{. c. With II His 5: AeIrl'oplaaet zero

LEMANs, France. Aug. 12.AWirbur
Wright Of Dayton. o.. made a splendid
flight with HIS aeroplane here this
morning, circling the field five times
nd remaining in the air minutes and
Sc 2-5 seconds, The flight was undu-
lating throughout with the highest
level Of sixty feet. Among the spec
tators was NJ. Kapferr, engineer Of
the dirigible balloon Vile de Paris:
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
Frank Gould Gives ives. @.-...
80 i4A ..y.a1.3 "a s,.,,3j III. s.-ll..,i
M Nurses an an Outing,
oVsI ,sI ---r

'"S~4 80, 4oN"ipSAoL aODh5au1G "a.
NEW YORK. ,-Aags-l2.--Through the
Kindness .of Eranks1 Gould. .nurses of
many hospitals in-New York enjoyed
an outing on the sound aud, hudson
today. Mr.. Gould, lis commodore of
the Yacht club. and rendered the use
OF the flagship Helanite. to Fleet, Sur
geon D~. Homer Gtbney,for the outing,
For some time he has been Interested
In helpless eripplad children. and has
sent many Of them on outings through
the summer. ii 1.l4 ID NJ ..,.. -,
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
ELks ATTENTION.

At the meeting this Wednesday ev.
enins definite action will be taken on
the report, OF the club committee with
reference, to club rooms. All mem
bers are Interested In this matter and
are requested to be present, ..
,s,AlR. s. CLEMENTS. Secretary.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13

Joseph III Bistowy who haso . -,
5ority Of 'votes for United 6tatesy sea-
atcr IN the Kansas Republican spri-
mary election, N nationallyl known, for
his work MS fourth assistant postmas-
ter GENERAL from 1897 to 1905. Sf9ea had
Charge S6f the investigation oof Cabsn
postal frauds and the reorganization
or the Cuban postaI sefvics I'D 1900.
In 1905 he was appointed by President
Roosevelt special Panama railroad
Commissioner. He is the editor Of the
Saiinh Journal, and was born In Wolfe
county. Kentucky. in 1851 As'-s
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13

there was sharp curve and one Of
the front wheels of the machine broke
and the car plunged over an embank-
ment Mr.. Sears is a lawyer and a
member Of the Massachusetts Demo
cratic committee. His family are now
travelling in Europe, 20 40 t-y
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13

lien was filed last night on the aero
plane which Henri Farman. the avia.
tor. brought here from France last
month. and in which he has made a
number Of flights at the Brighton
Beach race track, The lien was for
1920 and filed in behalf OF Joe Ko-
wisky. a manufacturer of tents and
awnings. - ''7ii5'i s.f~u4u f..-J .44eA
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
~. 1isu,s Cilao, ~ A. 5544.. yl5
minnesota Democrat
:. :. Il : Primaries To Tonight


40 ST. PAUL. MINI, Aug. o12.-Deno.
cratic primaries. to name delegates to
county conventions which will elect
delegates to the state convention, were
held in every county Of the state. this
evening County conventions will be
held tomorrow. and the state conyen-
Ation will be held in Minneapolis on
August 19 There are strong contests
FOR many state Offices. Governor
johnson. will probably be the partys
choice for the gubernatorial nomina.
stion, but as he has repeatedly stated
that he Is not candidate for third
term 1t lis unlikely his name will be
placed before the convention. aC,..
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13

Miss Anna Stafford was an arrival
from Chicago last evening. This
morning she left for Cedar Hill where
she Will be the guest of Mrs. O.. w.
De Remer and Mrs. ingalls, for cou.
pie Of weeks. Miss Stafford says the
scenery is magnificent, but Toltec
gorge lis so scary. Then, too. she said
she is afraid Of the Indians. We are
SO used to our railroads, scenery and
Indians that strangers point Of view
seems decidedly odd and therefore
interesting. Now, do you fnd the
mountains monotonous7 Are you
afraid the train'll take header down
Toltec gorge? Are you afraid Of the
Indiansf %
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
- ~ 'I'i" ,'VtuD 1UiVilN ~ .lallll
Mrs. Duke Found y,.. T.
/. '.a.. ...... Z Guilty..CoIapses

~, CHICAGO, Aug. IA jtry found
Mrs. Duke, former wife OF Duke. Of to-
bacco fame, guilty Of passing a bad
check for $50 on the Great Northern.
The check later was made good Mrs.
Duke, former mistress OF millions. col
lapsed when the verdict was rendered.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
sLoomER GIRLS DEFEAT ouRAY

OURAY, Aug. 12.-The Bloomer
girls played here yesterday and beat
the Ouray ball nine by a score of to
5. The stores closed during the game
and the entire town turned out to see
the game, 80.
The club plays at Ridgway today,
Telluride tomorrow and Durango Sun
day. .6ugt It tl4a 4o.5l5....... .....
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13

9lA 1NlAl fss51 0.,a llHlud 1kJ!J
'ia sal 10 ells.g ia mcsA Ss.sus
DETROIT. Mich r.. lArg. 1A,s,Elftssn
persons sustained sltgbtsjuanrtasL to
day whsn-t~o- -cass--on the Detroit,
ypeilAati AAdi Aan lArbos slseAyte ran,
iSAy ooliidsdi .x1thin thA ssAy .l1dnits
en- nMiohiean. avanua b.As1thsrsWaessun.
'niAgiatoAshigh spssd Danda 1lssVI4dA
-aot tsissoopai, TAssSsscsiSeAAAeacob
.lsfsnAsiIsd thsiDasssntsrs ~ at1ssD
and they rscetvsd bruises aAA subt1nA
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13

John Kenenberker writes from Fl.
Garland that its sight to see the
people congrSsated there to bid on the
lands thrown open by the San Luis
Valley Land company. He adds that
accomnodations ara mighty scarce
and that eatables are bum and hard
to get, while the local postoff,ce has
run out Of stamps, postals. etc. q.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13

twenty-flve'feet r. less tAan str tnchss
wide and overhangs-a perpendicular
iffNs00 feet high. baFlalm was an
Austrian, aged &c. He was born and,sa
reared in the San Juan district. gg4s au.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13
TELEdRAPHIc NEWS

Tke tfty-fgurth annual meeting of
the International typographical un-
ion is being held in Boston.
Lee Haseman, 19-year-old bank
messenger. admits stealing $1,000 and
spending most Of 1t on chorus girls,
automobile trips and expensive din.
ners.
- Harry Thaw's bankruptcy petition is
said to be inspired by desire to put
an end to his wife's exhorbitant de.
mands and to mark the final sever
ance of ties. ~
Comfortless cabins In desolate sec
tions OF the west coast of ireland are
described by William e. Curtis, who
praises the people for their good man
,ners and pride and tells of wonderful
work Of relief done by brave women.
Metropolitan opera heads plan
league OF clubs connected with local
singing societies throughout the
United States whereby musical culture
will be extended by means Of operate
performances, for which casts will be
furnished. pi 49,, q. N .s.s,t. el ,..
eia,u 4o g$a.'i 9si .v-. lsI 49, I4..
Clarinda, Ia. opened It's twelfth an.
nual Chautanqua assembly in q new
$4,000 steel auditorium. Fully $500
persons were present TO hear BILLY"
Sunday and see him umpire a base
ball game. The receipts for the day
were 1854. -m.
Bigamy has just been given official
standing by the fifth chamber of the
Paris appeal court, which has confirm
ed judgment of the civil tribunal de-
claring that u woman who was mar
rfed to a Frenchman living In Paris
name Raoul and also Dane living In
Copenhagen Is legally the wife OF both.
Arthur I. vorys will preside at the
opening meeting OF the Ohio Republic
an campaign at Youngstown. Septem-
ber 6. The orators of the day will
be Governor Harris. Governor Hughes
and Senator Beveridge. Invitations
will be extended to Senators Foraker
and Dick. though their names will not
be on the program for addresses.
When an automobile plunged over
a steep embankment on the Mitcha
road two and half miles west OF
Sylvania, Charles w. Pohlmann. a
wealthy Cleveland merchant tailor
and Father George Vahey, pastor Of
Columbkills parish, Cleveland. were
Instantly killed. Mrs. Charles w
Pohlmann, her daughter Florence and
y. G. Dietzel. q Cleveland dentist
we're In the touring car. but escaped
injury. D's' .'.''s, .ei 3a ..astl., q
l.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13


d. H. Moffat is home from a trip 70
Europe.
''l''''''i--'''@, ~ t---ai's'aa is4a 9a1
The Monat road is said ID be on a
paying basis. an'"' CUM, ''''e'f'7
t@'"' 90 ,iseD -.lj 1aaU4s a, asnl
Journal says nifty Terldrids people
viii take in the San Juan excursion to
Salt Lake. ' 90 '''''' '''''.Y aist'
-" "'-''4i'.s 5eiA ~. is.il ns1sDq1o hl
Junius F. Brown is dead Id Denver
at the age or 81, having settled in Den
yer in fS70.os " Dotsig sdimAalI
q sniaDs jaai" gA...i4 AJO4,'o Z ls,,,ii.
Denver is infested. by millions of. in,
sects--a little green bug which is max
ing life burden. iaSW 40 ,os,A9ag'l
.''e pi.s ~ iDo aAi-- 81. Ii,w snlsn...s
~ d. H. Moffat, In an, ,intesvisw, says
New York state takes 1t for. granted
that Taft will be elected. 34.s .isDos4.i
"a" 90" "'s"l 1.s ~ .DpD., y.3jl4.ian.
Pumpkin pie day is to be celebrated
at Longmont tomorrow. Six thousand
pies have been ordered for the ,occa-
sion with bread and coffee 10 provide
for $4,000 people. apin'e Dgl4Hy (
.@9,i .i-eDaGa ..,s.oJ
Trinidad shut out Albuquerque in
previous It was 'to17."Brierly IL doing
previous 1t was'1 to1. SBrieray is doing
great work behind the bat and with
The stick..op,3a j. ,oH iol sDi ..gI. 4
u y .ia," } vi 5--s.1 .lllon " g!4...
Mrs. Elizabeth Lee, an aged woman
o, valverde. well known for her long
Service in the salvation army, is near
death at her little cottage In the gar.
dams OF the Platte valley from blood
poisoning. which developed from the
bites Of a ferocious cnt which attacked
fer last Friday pa" ,ien"'.@ aiav.i
T. i''nM a.,aiAif --G .JnDistH5l.iU
Attracted by the screams OF her two
little children. Mrs. C. G. Conrad oi
Trinidad ran to the rear Of their home
to find q huge rattlcsnake near the
place where the children were play
ing.y The brave woman attacked the
snake with buggy whip ant succeed
ed I'm despatching II before the chill
dren were bitten The snake was over
I three feet ,l0ng.D.i...l apil.ia S.s.GJ
.e0.i % -iluA DIDO
E' H. Cooper, . convict, escapet
from the road gang near Starksvills
Bome time Monday and hes not ye
Ibeen apprehended. y. Cooper was sen
4 up from Weld eounty on q charge o
grand larceny for " term OF from min,
II" ton years and has served, all lbu
nine montAs Of his term. aEss was
tailor BY trade and had been , mode
\ prisoner iosganiss1, search ~ be
l.ins sDmade. for. the .fds sitfv~ .s5o1 Saa
\ SAi' 40 .oiov ,Desg7DG "a .93uio
Accepting = dare 40 CROSS one Of tn
nfose Dangerous points onathe. 0rizzl
\ Bear strsihe m the mountains abox
0ursyr tAavomO. .Fsasm Sunday srswls,
aIoas' sthe edge OF. .. high Dsah an,
i'wss within i fOoa % ssfsty when hi
fost sliDDs1- ~ .hsi'DssAssd W b
t1sAahS iSAs- 3aAA .lar . A1stAase q
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13

PIONEER DAY at He fair will be
Thursday, October l.
The fair directory met last evening
to listen to reports of the committees.
The work of arranging program was
deferred another week In order for the
finance committee to report subscrip-
tions to the guarantee fund. The com.
mittee was out but short time yes.
terday and secured upwards OF $500,
several doubling the subscriptions OF
a year ago. thus insurIng another big
event this providing others
elne to the front and help the enter.
prise along. ''' ''-'
Committee consisting OF A. p.
Camp, ]. w Wingate and Geo. N. Ray.
mond appeared before the directory
to discuss the reunion OF San Juan
pioneers which will take place during
fair week, Wednesday. September 80,
and Thursday. October /. having been
decided on by the committee for the
Pioneer meeting. The directory was
OF unanimous opinion that the two
events should work in harmony and
that the money being raised should
aid in providing for the pioneers in
way of entertainment, hence It should
be remembered that when you sub
scribe to the fair guarantee fund you
Will not be called on again for taking
care OF the pioneers. On motion
President Springer named A. p. Camp,
T. G. Graden. Geo. N. Raymond and
John W. Wingate as committee to
handle the pioneer end Of the program
The finance committee VIII try and
get around and see every business In
terest and those holding lucrative po
sitions who should come to the front
In making the fair and pioneer gath.
ering great success. No one should
shirk. It would be bad business policy
TO permit the fair to become a second
rate show. Let us get busy. '''"
II was the unanimous opinion OF the
fair directory that the town should
be thrown wide open for pioneers dur.
ing the meeting open In way
of royal welcome. Several members
stated there should be nothing too
good for the pioneers who came to
and aided in opening this great en-
pire. '''''' .