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rabernacle Meeting.

Sunday, September l3, services will
begin at Broadway Baptist church,
\ lar tent has been erected IN the
church lawn The meeting will be
conducted by Rev. Y. G. Carlton, an
evangelist of the mission board OF
the Baptist State Convention Mr..
Carrie N Is one OF our best preachers
He has been in st. Louis, also In
Muskogee, Okla, and was eminently
successful IN these fields in his work.
As an evangelist he has reaped great
haryests. His methods are withou,
sensationalism and he commends
himself to the good sense OF the au-
diences.
His singer Miss Lane is an artist
Of power, consecrated Christian,
modest and unassuming. She capu'
Yates her hearers with the gospel OF
grace In song. Don't fail 10 hear
these services OF God. Everybody
cordially invited to these services,
]. A. WYNNE, Pastor.
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LARGEST GATHERING OF CATH.
oLlc NoTA6LEs IN HISTORY.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH SPOKEN
Al Business Sessions. Services To
day Will be Most interesting
Pspal Legate will Sing Ponti-
fetal High Mass

London. Sept. 12- English and
French are the two languages being
used in the conduct of the business
sessions of the Eucharistic Congress
here. The meetings are being held
vicinity, two being conducted in Eu.
glish and one In Frencu Todays
session saw present the largest au-
dience since the congress began.
Perhaps never before m the history
Of the Catholic church have so many
notable prelates been assembled. a.
were present this morning i'm west
minister Cathedral during The celc-
bration of mass. Tho Byzantine rite
was used and afforded large num-
her OF western Catholics am oppor.
tunity of assisting at the ancient liz
orn oe N. cast Thc services tomur-
row will however. be of The 81, attest
interest In the morning the papal
Legatc will sing pOnuncM High
Mass In the presence oi the cardinals
and the sermon will De delivered by
Cardinal Gibbons. I'm The afternoon
there will be PontihcM Ncspcrs. a
sermon. great procession of the
Blessed Sacrament. r.. Deuu" ben
cdiction and the solemn closing OF the
congress. 1t is many years since s.,
many members OF the Sacred Collog
have gathered together i'm any coun.
try outside of Italy. Those here m
London are Cardinal Moran. arch
bishop of Sidney; Cardinal Gibbons,
archbishop of Baltimor.; Cardinal
Logue, Archbishop OF Amagh Car
dinal Locot. archbishop of BordcauX,
Cardinal rlsher. archbishop oi Colo
gnc; Cardinal Mercicr archbishop
of Mcchlin; Cardinal Ferrar, arch.
bishop OF Milan: aud Cardinal Ma
thieu formerly archbishop OF Tou.
louse
The first Of these gath rings, OF
which there is the nineteenth, wa.
held i'm France i'm 1881, but was oX
teremely small compared to thos
held since They had their origin In
pilgtimagcs to we'll known churches
with the object of honoring the bles
sod Sacrament, or in other words
/ of rendering homage TO the iunda
mental belief of the Catholic of th'
real presonce. This is the first occa
sion on which congress has con
vened in am English speaking coun
try, other meeting places have be
Rome, Paris Brussels, Jerusalem an'
. Metz.
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Woman Solicitors for Bryan.

Frankfort, Ky, Sept. 12.-Women
as solicitors for the Bryan campaign
fund will be one OF the unique fea-
lures of the local campaign. They
will not b. gwen an opportunity TO
yite. but they will collect the mony 10
defray the expenses of the campaign.
In each voting precinct there has been
one woman collector appointed d.,
among them being the wife OF form
er Congressman Trimhle
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WEST VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN
REPUBLICANS OPEN CAMPAIGN
-sRYAN's ADDRESS ARGUS.
ES AND ENTHUSES.

Charleston. w Va, Sept. l2.-Re-
publlcans from all over West Nir
ginia are thronging Charleston today,
attracted by the opening meeting OF
the republican campaign. Senators
congressman and distinguished speak
ers from other states will address th,
crowds. Following today's initial
meeting the campaign will be carried
to every part of the state. West Nir.
giuia this year is looked upon as
debatable ground. and both parties
will engage in a vigorous contest
for victory.
Mr.. Bryan's West Virginia address
has cuthuscd the democrats but tne
republican leaders assert that doz
en- speeches by the Nebraskar would
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The Proposition,

We, ths undersigned, hereby agree
10 pay such an amount set opposite
our names to such trustee as we
may hereafter select for the purpose
OF buying one hundred and twenty
eight O2S) lots. seventy feet by one
hundred and forty feet each. in what
Is known as the Poland q Anderson
Addition, located in Carter County,
oklahoma. south and adjoining the
city Park OF Ardmore The consid-
Grafton for the one hundred aud twen-
ty-eight lots is to be one hundred dol.
lars tSlO00O) each and each One
Hundred Dollars CSl0000) or multi.
pie thereof shall represent a share
in company hereafter TO be formed
for the purpose OF prospecting foi
oil aud gas on the said one hundred
and twenty eight lots. No payments
are to be made by MS or any of us
until all lots are subscribed fo,,
when twenty-five per cent of same
shall become due. and the balance In
six monthly payments OF twelve do.
lars and fifty cents (Sl2.50) per
month per share. Five Thousand Dol
lars $4,000 shall be used under our
direction for prospecting for oil ana
gas. and Seven Thousand Eight Hun
dred Dollars ts7sOOD to he used for
the purchase p ice Of said one hun
dred ad twenty-eight lots.
not be sufficient to overcome Tafts
personal popularity in the state Mr..
TAFT has persistently refused to TAX
any part I'm the factional disputes OF
the West Virginia republicans and
this has added to his popularity with
the rank and file of the voters who
are little Interested In the quarrels
Of the party leaders. 1t is stated to-
day that complete harmony prevails
in the ranks of the party and that
the West Virginia republicans will
present "sold front" to the enemy
in the campaign just opened.
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Notice 70 Contractors.

Sealed bids viii be received In the
Office OF Tackett e Myall up to the
hour OF II a. m, September l6, 1905,
for the erection and completion OF
a tworom one-story frame school
house to be erected in the town OF
Glenn, Okla.
Plans can be seen at the Office
of the architects at Ardmore. or at
the ONCE OF the secretary OF the
school board at Glenn.
The school board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
TACKETT & MYALL,
Architects.
6-9t Ardmore. Okla
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Il must tell You of my experience
on an east bound O. X. & y. II. X.
train from Pendleton to lie Grands
Ore. writes writes Sam \. CARRIER.
"a well known travelling man. Il was
In the smoking department with some
other travelling men when one Of tn IN
went out into the coach and came
back and said there is a woman sick
unto death In the car | at once go,
up and went out, found her very III
with cramp collie, her hands and arms
Wen drawn mp so that You could not
straientcn them, and with a death
like look on her face. Two or three
ladies were worEing with her ana
giving her whishey. ! went TO my
suit case and got my bottle OF Cham
hrlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoca
remedy Il never travel without ~
ran 10 the water tank, put double
dose Of the medicine in glass.
noured some water into II and stir.
red it with a pencil; then | had
quite a time 10 get the ladies 10 give
IL TO her. bat ! succeeded. ! could
at once see the effect and ] worked
with her. rubbing her hands and In
twenty minutes ! gave her anoth
dose. BY this time We were almost
I'm lie Grande. where ! was 10 leave
the train. gave tn bottle 10 the
husband I'm case another dose should
be needed, but by the time the train
ran into lie Grande she was alright
and | received the thanks OF every
Messenger I'm the car" For sale ny
T.. ]. Ramsay and Hoffman Drug co.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE UPON EXECUTION-m the
District Court of the Eighth Jude
ial District in and for Carter
County, Oklahoma.
Ella Simon, plaintiff VS. Sigmund
Simon, ct al. defendants. No. 72l5.
In the above entitled cause judg-
ment was rendered for the plaintiff
on the Sth day of June, for s72GllO
and $19S5 costs and execution was
issued upon said Judgment on the
18th day Of June. 1908, and came
TO my hands on same date at II
o'clock a. m. aud no goods having
been found. on said 18th day OF
June, 1908. | executed the writ by
l,vying same upon the undivided
onehalf interest In lot No. & in
Block 3Sl in the city OF Ardmorc,
Oklahoma belonging TO defend
ant Sigmund Simon, the said prop
ertv having been appraised by three
disintcrcs ed houscholders to.wit:
j. l.. Higgins, and Charles Milner
and Granyctt Hodges, as by law
required. The said prop rty was
advertised to be sold on the 23rd
day of July, 1908, but was not sold
by order of plaintiffs attorney
On the Bird day Of September, 1908
this alias execution was issued in
said cause, and came 10 my hands
this ith day of September, 1908
and by virtue of the levy and a.
praisemeut heretofore made under
the original execution the said prop
prty will be sold at the front door
of the Court House in the City o
Ardmore, Oklahoma at o'clock p
m. on the 9Th day Of Octob +, 1908
this notice is her by published il
tie ArdmOreite, a newspaper o
general circulation in the City o
Ardmora, Carter County, Oklahoma
j, II. AkERS, Sheriff
BY +, X. WEST, Deputy.
6-lwks
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New Orleans Futures.

New Orl ans, La. Sept Cot
ton futures today opened steady and
closed barely steady. The range Of
active futures today was:
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NOTICE OF SALE or IAN No
tice is haya1y given thI. in pursu-
ance of al ord r of sale issued out
Of the District Court ni artrr
County Oklahoma, on the 4th day
Of Sept, 1908 in an action wherein
the City National Bank of ArdmOre,
was plaintiff and Sig Simon was
defendant, dir ctcd to me the I'M
dcrsigned Sheriff Of Cart county,
commanding me 10 sell rGe follow.
ing described property, to-wit:
The interest of Sig Simon I'm lot
number six block number three
hundr d and eighty-one (3SD in
the CITY of Ardmore, Carter County
Oklahoma, as shown by the official
map OF said city.
To satisfy a Judgment and decree OF
foreclosure in favor OF said plain
tiff and against said defendant OBJ
tanned and made I'm said Court on
the 30th day Of June 1908 for the
sum oi three thousand two hun
dred twenty four dollars (S3,22i00)
and costs twelve and ninety five
one hundredth dollars (Sl2.95) with
interest thereon at six per cent
from the 30th day of June, 1908,
and costs accruing; | will on the
9Th day of October, 1908 at
the hour of p, m, of said day
at the front door of the court house
i'm the city of Ardmore in said
County and State offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder for
cash the said property above des-
cribed,
Witness my hand this 4th day OF
September 1908.
]. II. AKERS, Sheriff of Garter
County, Oklahoma.
BY +. X. WEST, Deputy
6-iwks
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-13

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Seal.
ed bids will be- received at the OF.
flee of Tackett a Myall, archi-
tects. Ardmore, Okla, until Mon.
day, September rs, 1908, for the
erection OF two-story brick and
stone residence. \ certified check
for the amount OF two per cen,
must accompany each bid. Said
check to be made payable to B
NJ Bynum and to be forfeited as
assessed Usual rights reserved.
1873
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(By Keel a. SOM

Corn soc
Wheat 1925.
Corn 60c.
Chops $50.
Bran S1.15
Hay $3.50 per ton.
Cotton seed meal $3.50 per l00lbs
Barley sl.35 per bushel.
Rye S1.Gj per bushol.
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New York Futures

New York Sept. l2-Cotton IN
tugcs opened steady and closed
steady The range Of active futures
was
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, III, Sept. l2-The follow
Ing Is the range OF the active futures
on the Chicago Board OF Trade to
day:
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New York Spots.

Spot market quiet and unchanged
mid. $40; no sal 's
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Liverpool Spots.

Spot cotton today; mid. jli; re-
ccipts 1000, American 800, sales
1000. American 260O
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Close
Open High Low Today Ye.


Wheat
sept ..9Sis 1855 9S 9SIa 97&
Dec ..97a 9S 97% 9Sa 979s
May .1Olls lOl9s lOOM lOl2s 1905
Corn
Sept ..N1 81 so Sla SEES
Dec ..G9h 699s GSas 6slk 699ss
May ..G79. 67i4 G63s 67lab C7hl
Oats
Sep, ..i9as 1875 iSla ish io2.
Dec ..5oh -OE l9M 5oh 5oh
May ..52la 52h 81 52%a 524
Pork
Sept 1895 1900 1896 1900 1i75'
Lard
sept 1902 1905 1901 1902 9.97
Ribs
Sept 9j7 9.6O 957 800 9.32
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Open High Low Today Yes
New Orleans Spots.

Spot fiarket unchanged; mid 9
$40. sales POO; T. q. d. G2j
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LOCAL MARKET.
(By Wm. Newman

Hens &c gross.
Fryers from 700 to S275 per doz
ell.
Eggs l7iac per dozen
Green hides &c TO sc.
Dry hides Sc TO 1Oc.
Butter lJc to 2jc
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slip by which our town can be
boosted W. L. POLAND.
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) INES
) MES
) DIMES
WAN
FOUND

FOUND-A pair Of eye glasses be
tween . irst National bank and
postoffice. owner call at Ardmore-
ite office and pay charges. SIT
$4,000 CASH will lNv tho best
trackage location on market, offer
ed for less than twice the price,
1876 feet front. three blocks from
Main. Frisco track. siX.room house.
Ardmorc. Address W. c. Plummcr.
Newton, Kansas. 1913
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N MARkETS
AS RECEIVED BY THE AROMoRE.
ITE EVERY AFTERNOON BY
TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.
Liverpool Futures.

Liverpool Sept l?.-The range of
cotton futures today was:
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WANTED-To rent five or six
room modern cottage address b,
care Ardmoreite Office. 1873
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have same by paying for this no
ticc and describing money Clay
Merrill at Ardmorcite office. l3
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It's hard lines with the poet who
isn't able TO sell them.
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Some men are unable to see the
straight and narrow path because
big round dollar shuts off their view.
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lny Cold storagel

IIY IOId 0IOraEeJ
Hogs 5c 10 SO gross.
Cow 2c 20 2iac gross.
Calves % iac gross
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LOST-South of Main street We'd
nesday. lady's gold watch. Finder
return to Ardmoreite and receive
reward II
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rOk SALE-Any amount OF dirt. APP
ply l.. II. Marston. 20.tf
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FOR SALE-A second nand typewrit-
er. Densmore make. IN good con-
dltion. See It. at Rcster & Buffers
book store IL
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FOR SALE-Good buggy and horse.
Phone 2i7 or 524. l-tt
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TAKEN UP-A pig, Owne can have
same by paying for this ad. and
proving property. j. B. Brooks, 40
north Caddo. 1l-3
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LOST.

LOST-Encyclopedia OF poems, also
Shakespeare CLEOPATRA. Finder
please return TO Ardmorcite office
9tf
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SAMETHING NEW-We want an ac.
tive man to represent us in every
county in Texas and Oklahoma.
We are sole owners and manuiac.
turers of recently patented inven'
tion whic- fills a want hereto
fore unsupplied. Every farmer in.
terested. opportunity for an emerge.
tic man with small capital, expert.
ence unnecessary. deaf and dumb
boy can sell 1t. Permanent and
profitable business, three to eight
thousand dollars per year. Terri
tory may be gone tomorrow. Write
today. Little Giant Mfg Co, 1904 N.
Robson. Oklahoma City, Okla.
16 s-tf
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FOR SALE

FOK SALE-Coupon books at Ard
moreite office.
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FOR SALE-Open rubber-tired Col
umbus buggy. good as new, $50
cash. T.. +. Guillot. 1913
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FOR SALE-Some nice choice pigs.
Apply l., NJ. Goff. 1873
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-06
SEA GIRT.
. Of The star

Special CORRESPONDENCE OF The Star.
SEA GIRT, n. j., September >, lvcs
r a time when other resorts are
"a losing their visitors Sea Grit is on
1 y the gain. chiefly because of the
holding here this week ard next OF
military tournament only second in I'M
portance to the national rife matches AT
Camp Perry The tournament began yes
terday, and takes in the state rifle as
sociations of New York and New Jersey
and the National Revolver Association.
AS in past years, this tournament is I'M
der the supervision of Gen. Bird w. Spen-
Ger. long president of the National Rine
Association Most important of the
matches Is the Dryden trophy for beau
tiful piece of bronze that eX-united
States Senator Dryden gave some years
ago to be shot for annually by teams OF
eight from the same branches of the mil
itary service eligible to the national tro-
phy match. 1t is shot at 200, 600 and
loco yards, and the trophy when won
Will carry with it cash prizes ranging
from $50 to $50.
Among the late arrivals at the Ire
mont are Mr. and Mrs. James +. Ben
nett. l.. A. Bennett. Martin a. Morrison
Miss Mary Morrison and Miss Anna A
Billings OF Washington
Included in the contingent OF Washing
ton guests now at the Parker House are
Mr. and Mrs. Albert d. Arnold, Miss
Vivian Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. g. j. john
son, Miss Anna Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Metzgar and Miss Florence Ford
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new LONDON.
Specia, Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
NEW LONDON, September ). 1905
rrRS. LUKE E. WRIGHT wife of
NH the Secretary of War, and party
W. of friends, including Mr.. and Mrs
John Fl. Watkins of Memphis, who VIII
spend the remainder of the season at the
Griswold, were guests at a dinner party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Jones OF
Memphis Wednesday evening.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Philip Hichborn
who have been at the Griswold since the
opening, will leave shortly for Brat.eooro.
VT, where they will spend the fall sea-
son, before going down to Washington
to open their home on y street.
Mr.. and Mrs Robinson entertained at
dinner Sunday evening complimentary 10
Miss Anna Ewing Cockrell, daughter OF
former Senator Cockrell, and Miss Flea
nor Terry. daughter of Rear Admiral Slias
w Terry, at the Griswold-
Mr.. and Mrs William Murray Crane.
jr, of Dalton and Washington, vino ar
rived Monday will spend the remainder
of the season here.
William 4. Mitchell of Washington mas
arrived for the remainder of the season.
Miss Anna Ewing Cockrell was the
hostess at Il recent dinner party at the
Pequot Casino complimentary to MI anu
Mrs. Beverly Robinson of New YORK.
Miss Eleanor Terry is the house guest
on Ocean avenue in the Pequot.
Col, and Mrs. Augustus c. Tyler OF
Washington are entertaining Mrs Ed
ward Tyler and Miss Tyler at the Elm;
MIR. and Mrs. Sadler of New YORK. VINO
have a villa at Narragansett. have as
their house guests Mrs. Henry c. Dinser.
wife of Lieut.. Dinger, C.S.N., and their
young son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moorehead of Wash
ington were recent visitors at the Glad
stone at NarraganSett.
Senator Frank b. Brandagee OF ASH
ing.on, who has summer home IN New
London spent the closing days at the "a
sino at Narragansett.
Mrs Truman II. Newberry was recentis
the hostess at a big luncheon at the Noii
Clubs house at Watch Hill. :,
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Spoford Pearsan'
who have been visiting the latter's par
ents Rear Admiral and Mrs. PhlNp f1icn-
born. have returned to Black ROCK, neal
bridgeport, where they VIII remain
through the fall season.
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AllENHURST,
cial CORRESPONDENCE OF The Star.

SPECIAL Correspondence OF The Star.
ALLENHCRST. y. j.. September >, 1.NS
~ WING to the fact that Allenhurst is
principally cottage colony COM
posed of wealthy people who appoint
their own way of life without much dicta-
ton by those laws of necessity which call
most summarizes home to business after
set lapse Of time. summer life here does not
break up until late in the fall. The near
by splendid golf links at Deal keep lovers
of golfing amused until snow flies.
Among the recent arrivals from Wash
ington ut the Dunes arc Hr. and Mrs. f.
r. Breslin. Miss Florence {. Gray, MI
and Mrs. John Churchill. Miss Louise
Peterson Mr.. and Mrs. Howard GrlssS
and Robert Hutchinson, who VIII remain
until after Labor day
The Curlew and Cottages are entertain
ing Miss Hester Pruden. Miss KUN
Pruden. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Winston,
Miss Mabel Perrine l.. ~ Perrne, MT.
and Mrs. Barrett Cunningham and Lloyd
Stewart of Washington.
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Canoeing as a Tonic.
from the Home Magazine.

From the Home Magazine.
There are few aquatic sports which
women have Ventured TO enjoy, but OF
these there is none more popular and
genuinely beneficial than canoeing.
Not only as a form of recreation and
an aquatic pastime, but as an effective
exercise for the development of the mus
cles of the arms. back, chest and Shout
derS will canoeing be recommended. For
square shoulders II Is not nearly as good
as rowing but the frail little craft needs
a cool head and steady hand TO keep 1t
from rolling over. and in that II has an
advantage over rowing. Certainly 1t is Il
more delightful and less laborious sport
than rowing. and may be said to have
The additional incentive to the venture
some spirit in the possibility Of danger
from an upset
The best season of the year for cruis-
ing is September. Even drifting along
with a moving stream, the canoe demands
some guidance that may require con-
siderable physical eXertion and &C
tivity which the hot summer days of Au-
gust or July would not permit. There
are few days of September when the
canoeist could not be out upon the stream
at midday and not fear the ills of ex-
ceSSive torridity.