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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23
SALOON MAN IS
SUED FOR $4,000
Selma Swanson, Domestic,
Alleges Breach of Promise
Against Jas. MGTernay.
is GIVEN FLAT REFUSAL
DEFENDANT ADMITS INTIMACY,
BUT SAYS WILL FIGHT CASE.

Claiming that under promises Of mar
rage she was led from the straight and
narrow path, Miss Selma Swanson yes
terday flied suit i'm the district court for
$4,000 against James McTernay, charg-
ing breach of promise. McIernay is one
Of ne oldest and best known saloon men
In stalt Lake, is prominent as sporting
man, is connected with numerous bust
ness enterprises and is reputed to be
wealthy.
In the complaint filed by Miss Swan
son, through Attorney w. l.. Dunn, it is
charged that the first proposals OF mar
riage We're made 10 her as far back as
March II, 1906. and that McTeray has
promised to marry her at other times
since then On April 26, 1906 she says, the
saloon man said he would marry her, but
did not set a date Then he became cold
IN his Arbitration of her until last July,
when she forced The issue, and says the
elderly sporting man promised to marry
her i'm November
Given Flat Refusal.
Miss Swanson states she believed lac
would marry ler but early IN November
.McTernay did not seem TO indicate a
tendency i'm that direction. She went TO
told her he would neither marry her IN
November or at any other time WIN
this blunt refusal the climax was reached
and the suit soon followed. 1t is init
the matter out OF court but that the only
recourse was through legal proceedings
because of the refusal of MCIelnay TO
meet any of the claims of the young wo-
man.
Miss SWausol's address i'm the city oil
rectOry is given as 955 East First south
street and her occupation as a domestic.
NIcTernay is proprietor of the Onyx Bank
saloon. g. West Second South street HIS
saloon has been the Mecca Tor DeJtofs
during election times each year, espe-
ciaIlv for men of means There have been
many times when bets dggregatin5 more
men with money to wager on election re-
suits have used this place as the mems
of Nchange.
Miss Swanson claims that McTernay is
we'll able TO pay the $4,000 which she asks
for breach of promise. She says ms sa-
loon nets him 500 a month and that ne
has property worth not less than Slao-VJ
MI AfcTeruay adds an interesting
phase to the case by saying that about
a year ago the present plaintiff demanded
money of him. and upon his REFUSAL sh6
caused 81 summons TO be served upon MN
notifying him that within 10 days a sulJ
for breach of promise would be Tleu
against him. Although the summons was
served. he says the suit was not Iled.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

Do you kodak? We finish and also sell
tho supplies. Salt Lake Photo Supply
Co, az Main street.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

Jewel Ranges and Heaters, s1.25 down,
1925 week. Utah Implement & Vehi-
Gle Co
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

4 private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault Of the salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, % up Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23
Kodak Finishing.
Removal Sale.

salt Lake Photo supnly Co. ~ Main st
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-28

w. c. Hudson ct al. to Chas. George (w deed) lots A and B, blk +, k. A. Rogers sub-diy.; s3S0.
 E. Brewster, comr., to D. Westall (comr's. deed) lot 1, blk 6, Rogers sub-div. of SC, SC, n, sec. S-6-9; $622.
 J. R. Campbell to D. NJ. Mathews (w. deed) lots ii and 12, and part lots and ?, Redfeld; $200.
 M. H. Johnson to Henry Shepherd (w deedD, lot F, blk. Ii, Wabba- seka; $60.
 ?. NJ. H. Johnson to Henry Shepherd Fw. deed-, lot II, blk. 14, Wabbaseka, $50.
 J. T. Lloyd to NJ. P. X H. F. Rus sell Ca. c. deed), lot 1, blk. 31. Alt heimer; $1,550.
 o. w. Clark to J. R. Sanders, Jr., (w. deed), 1-2 lots 1 and 2, blk 20, P. B. Land Co.'s add; $1,750
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-28
READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT.

T. E. Ingram, of Florence, Ala, was a business visitor in this city Saturday.
 K. l.. Crump, after short visit to
 Little Rock. has returned to his home in this city.
 Mrs. J. G. Taylor and Miss Bell
 Taylor have returned from a visit in
 Louisville, Ky.
 Mamie Farrah left yesterday for Camden, where she will pay visit to Mrs w. c. Watson. Miss Bessie Winters, accompanied by Hunter Atkinson, has gone to Star City to visIt-her-- rother-.------------ Mrs. J. w. Crawford and Mrs. Har- |vey Hogg are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Hogg. at Ellison.
 NI.--G...Casiy, of St. Louis, a former Pine Blufnan, was i'll the city shaking hands with friends yesterday.---..--.- Miss W1ltie K. Hooker, of Wabba- seka, is visiting Mrs Frank Tomlin son at her home on West Sixth ave- .nue. ..ass
 Veo E. Alexander and his sister, Miss Olivia Alexander, have returned from pleasant visit to relatives at Sherrill. N
 John>and Nick Matz left yesterday fer Indianapolis, where they were called on account of the death of their mother.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-28
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 T. LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. +
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The weather man says general showers and colder today
 Rev R. E. Wallace will preach the Second Presbyterian Church to- day at II a. ID. and 7:3o p. III.
 Services will be conducted at the Holiness Church, Sunday. both morn ing and evening, by Rev. Chapman. of Texas.
 A marriage license was issued in this city Saturday to J. A. Elkins and Miss Lola Sanders. The contracting partives live in this city
 "A committee, appointed by Rev. J. H. Bradford. at Sherrill, recently sent $41.65 to the sufferers at Brink ley, SIP of this amount being donated by three gentlemen of Haygood.
 The Arkansas river, which has, been steadily rising for the last few days, Is expected to reach a stand by this afternoon, The river was fall ing yesterday at Fort Smith.
 Mir Miller, of Jefferson called up House Bill No. BPS yesterday, author izing the Linwood and Auburn Levee. District to borrow money. The bill was read the third time an& passed, 63 to 0.
 Thirty indictments were re turned, Saturday by the Jefferson county grand jury before it adjourned until Monday. One hundred and two indictments have been returred up to date.
 Mrs. ]. w. Crawford has received a letter from w. I. Nathan, of New York, in which he inclosed a check for $5, to be used in furnisA.ng the Junius Jordan room at the Davis Hospital MT. Nathan formef.y lived in this city and went to ,ordan's school many years ago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-28
WRECK AT AUSTIN
 TWO ARE KILLED

At al early hour this morning news reached Pine Bluff of freight wreck which occurred on the Iron Mountain road last night at Austin, Ark, sta tion between Little Rock and New port. Many cars were demolished and two of the train crew killed No particulars were obtainable after midnight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-28
REV. HARRIS AT
 Y.M.C.A. TODAY

Sunday. 3:S0 D. m., Rev. J. q. Har ris, pastor of the Baptist Church at Brinkley, will tell of the horrors of the Brinkley disaster. This meeting will be for the purpose of raising money for the general Brinkley relief fund and will not be for the Baptist Church. AS Rev. Harris is a very in teresting talker large crowd should be out to hear him.
 In addition to the lecture there is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-28
SCHWAB IS FOR
 GENERAL REDUCTION

tliearst News Special to the Graphic.)
 Chicago March 27.-"Cut the tar Tiff on steel or anything else. Amer ican labor can stand it. l believe i'll reduction said Charles M Schwab today. American labor can make the best steel. We can compete with the world. We pay our Wcrklnen more but they are cheaper in the long run
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-28
PARALIzfD MAN :. IS SENTENCED

/ Qlearst News Special to the Graphic,)
 Chicago, March 27.--Paralyzed as a result of q bullet fired into his own body, after he had shot Eleanor Mo- ran, Is years old, who repulsed his attentions, Sidney Roberts, a former Policeman, was given an indetermin- ate sentence to Joliet today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-28

8 fine musical program, which will include a solo by Henry Roberts, who will sing "Devotion;" "One Sweetly Solemn Thought" by Mir. Craddock, and a duet by Mrs. Elmo Marsh and Mrs Ada Parker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-28
GIVE HER THE
 WHOLE AIRShIP"

li3earst News Special to tie Graphic
 Chicago, March 27,-The mother Of fifteen chN en.a all living, and she only 42 yl old, Mrs. Mary PiepCr- brink al beared in the probate court with ttM bungest child, who was born aftq the father died, to prove an heirsl to asa,ooo estate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-28
% BRIEF MENTION. !
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Pierce Oracle, of Rob Roy, spent Saturday in Pine Bluff.
 E. B. Bloom has returned from husiuess--trip--to Warren: ......a---ss .-s- c. B. Murphy, of Fairfield, was a l. visitor in this city yesterday. -.se' Judge James Gould returned to his home at Noble Lake yesterday.
 Miss Mary Gilmore, of Ash Grove, Mo, is visiting relatives in this city. Miss May Atkinson, of Oaklawn, is in the city visiting Miss Etta Winters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-28

There something that seeing yourself complete clothes money permit to- He tries on" with only you him with Style, fit.
 
 tailor clothes simply directly complete how they h where why and becoming we'll a sample than other clothes-and with
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

The classical face, which is IN,
model in art IS, according to the analy
Sis of recent writer, an ideal concep
ton combining the largest number o.
good proportions II Is a composite O,
perfect individual Features, Uaeuxis
Helen Of Argos is a depletion Of per
sonal beauty in which are combined
the charms of five beautiful virgins o
that time Counova's Venus" uniteI
the beauty Of go different women
Annie Wolf in her work, Tire Trun
About Beauty" says: The best recip,
| have ever seen for complete hodll
splendor is to study Greek models 70,
The head, English for the complexion
Irish for the hands, American for the
finger nails, Hindostanee for the feet
and Spanish Tor the gait Now. the
same composite principle obtains II
the classical face.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13
Novel Idea for Getting penniss

Probably there is no church in Phi
adelphia that is so original as a churc
located in the suburbs This churc
has struck upon novel idea for cath
ering in the pennies. There have bee,
distributed number Of small envel
opes TO the various members. The ide;
being to make mile OF pennies Eacl
member is requested to put in his o.
her envelope l6 cents, or 4 foot o
pennies when laid side by side. The
church is called upon to meet an ex
pense every Christmas for decoration,
and special music, and in the desire tc
raise enough money without going into
the regular treasury the church eff
clals struck upon this scheme --Phila
delphia Record.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13
TODAY N HISTORY
FaasaYflassafsassaas assssa.
January 10.

January 10.
Andrew Caldwell apnojnte.
comaianderiucllef Of America,
fleet.
HISS The Friends in PHILADELPHIA
aiIancipated their slaves.
lSl7--The shin Georgianna. Of Nor
folk experienced a tramendo,
shock in the gulf stream. sur.
posed to be an earthquake.
lS2J-slayery abolished in Mexico.
lSal-H oratio Alger Jr. author. born
Died Iuly rs, 1889.
lSI9-Vancouyer Island celed to tre
Hudson Bay company
lS5l-Judah Tour0 a Jewish philal.
thropist Of New Orleans Who
gave Sl0o0o toward the build
ms Of Bunker Hill monument.
died. Born June 1G,l775.
lists Senate reinstateG Secretary of
War Edwin NJ. Stanton.
lS7i-Natick Mass, almost strava.i
by fire
lSS--schuyIer Colfax. seventeenth
vice president Of the United
se7tes died suddenly at Man.
kato MINI Born Marcia 2e
aoS-Two hrndred lives lost i'm
thcotor fire at nogevtswa pa
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13


c"uhci' OF Tue WY on V"l'o' w.
Gen tlei,en me ahhua' ,eport .
5lr po',u % u'tec'ols % '"e u"i't
INK NJ s,hratt ' n Tha t,ro 'p NM
"o " whon " yo" an,,ointod IN
INV last have shown ereat interest
IanJ the whole hoard has cooperated
I'm GIVING the arfoirs Of tbe library
earnest consideration.
Much care has been exercised by
the Bood Committee in the selection
Of books and reading room supplies.
The building and grounds commit
tee has carefully looked into the de-
tails of various improvements before
presenting matters to the board.
Much needed better light have
been placed in The reading ana ref
erence rooms.
The woodwork of the exterior of
The building has been painted ana
some other work done.
The last payment ON the hot water
heating plant was made early in the
wear after satisfactory test.
A substantial fence has been built
on two sides of the premises.
The attached statement of the
special library fund shows in death
the expenditures of the wear. The hal.
ance lcf VII he used 10 dofrav OK
DeDsgs until this wears collections ara
made. /
The librarians reports also accom-.
2auying this, show the work of the
for the year. The very
arge Increase in the Number of books
ssped for home use. is highly graf
flying and the general Appreciation
II The library by our citizens apparent.
'CElic acknowledgment is hereby
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL.

Council Chamber CAIRO, Illinois, Jan
s. 1909,
! Present Hon. George Parsons. may
or and Aldermen Bourgeois, Burke
Davis Ferguson, German, Kelly, Mag
her' Meehan, Nellis, Thistlewood.
Absent; Aldermen Cannon Grean
ey Koehler, and Sculin
Minutes.
Alderman Magner moved the min.
utes of last regular and intervening
speial meetings BIO approved without
creadng The motion was adopted
unanimously.
Aldermen Sculin, Kochlor. Cannon
and Greaney appeared and took then
respective seats.
Reports Of Officers.
The mayor reported having dis
missed J. ]. Kelly, fireman. for drunk.
enness, he having previously been
suspended for ten days for similar rea.
son
Alderman Nebau moved the actioa
Of The mayor be sustained The Mo
ion was adopted.
The mayor placed in nomination
Chester Siegelman TO succeed ]. T.
Kelly rs fireman
Aldermen KoehleF moved the nom
nation be confirmed, The motion was
-dopted by The following vote Aye
}0urupfG pnrE1 r,r,g, D,,.t. IN
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13
LEGAL DECISIONS
ssSs..ss.sssssssssssass.ss

Mandamus to Compel Supply Of Gas
t-Relator, in the case Of State ex rel.
Latshaw V. Board OF Water and Light
C0nrs Of City of Duluth ct al, III
Northwestern Reporter. S27 failing
to be alured by the generosity of
the board in Offering a deduction Of
15 cents per thousand feet on all gas
bills paid before a certain date. was
chorged 90 cents per 1000, the gross
rate Upon his refusal to pay gas
ceased to emanate from the reser-
yoirs To him. The bin was calculated
at - cents per thousand feet. and
the amount rendered the beard More
over he offered to deposit $l5 and
come in as new customer. Both
offers being refused unless he would
pay arrearag as at 80 cents per 1000
Feet ana charge for turning on and
shutting on the gas, maadamus was
Invoked The Supreme Court Of Min.
eesota hell that a 5 cent D nalty and
.af expenses Of connecting as parts
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13
Australian Pine.smoklnn Reonrd

Australia has captured yet auothe
record a Sydney irm Of tobacconisu
offered a prize Of $40 to the man wht
could longest keep his pipe alghr
-Four hundred entered as competitors
started at eight and at $50 only E
score Of pipes were stiil going. In
less than an hour Q more had re
tired leaving J. J. Graves of Surrey
Hills the winner He kept his pine
going for two hours and rs minutes
one minute longer than the previous
worlds record held by Germany.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

En-ia Is The only form 90 humaB
speech of Hh'c+ il can 5e said that IL
is NOT sufficient tc t1ow f. in order TO
hc able to usa st. The Frauchman in
Lnala-d Vill find H haffcr tu speab
ln Preach The EHzEshma1 4feFers
to trt Bee French rather ffau to listen
q ruur clumsy attempts 81 Eusiish.
" 71E l7uuncc Pas to bc murdered.
fe UoHd rather if be THAT u some
body else.-Paris OIi1ion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

Major General ". p. DugaL Che
present comman Ior Cf the TROOPS fr
lhe philippines. was born in Mary
land january -. 1897. He graduated
from West Point i'm 1899 and the Same
l@a' was made second Lieutenant aI
ih" Fifth artillery. Last November
ne was selected to succeed Major
General John r Weston I'm command
az The tFoons iu The PhHiuuiqcs
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

The Spanish Main in the old pirate
DAYS meant TIE circular bank ~ is-
lands forming THE northern and east.
EN- boundaries q the Caribbean sea.
beginning from Mosquito. near the
isiAmts- and IciHdiaE Jamaica. St
Io1liaEn- ils LeausrIs Islands ID
tlo Wniurf Islar1s. g. the r &
- fmezr.ia ~ s0mh Aria.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1908 ...,.. 2os4
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of December
1903 2403
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

That New York man VINO married
q minlreader VIII have a deuce Of a
time explaining how it was that the
vtstrE meeting didn't adjourn until
: q NJ. SAYS the CommcrcialApneal.
Perhaps it win be an right If the
state Of things IL bis left-haud trors-
ers pocket shall indicate that so far
as he was concerned the game was
worth the candle
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

Hanhah-Yesm, bat ii I do youat
laundry work. ma'am, must have de
undahsrandn dat my husban' collects
de pay
fhe Ladv--But why can't you col.
lect It yourself. Hannah?
Hannah-Wea ven see. ma'am. !
don't want to rcb dc OF man of dc
only Job he's evah likely to get.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13
December Circulation.

IK1Vs
The above is a correct statement OF
the circulation of The Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1903 and for the month Of
December 1908.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this fifth day Of January 1909
(SeaD LEO J. KLEB.
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

hnt these Is enc phase 81 this fight
for Prohibition which will surprise
and grieve those people who have
been led to believe that only the "sa
loon element resort to violence 10
carry Their point The Commercial
Appeal OF yesterday makes the follow
ing comment on the manner I'm
which a delegation from Memphis
were treated when they presented
themselves at the state capitol.
Shall we have the rule OF the mob
or the rule Of the Law?
We had the rule of the mob n
Onion county and its rule was death.
We had a rule OF the mob last
nieht in Nashville Its member, lay
seek to Justify their action by e,.cc
ing that they were engaged 81 tto
great crusade for statewide which.
10 their minds. might well 20 into
the Scripture as the Eleventh Com
mandment
Granting that statewide might be
all that its advocates claim for il.
even then lawless methods to bring
IL aNbAt dit - % JUST ere SAME
a delegation went from Memrlis
60 put before cC.nmltfee facts tr-v
thought should be considered before
action was taken uDon the state-NiIe
bill
They represented the wiz and
wishes CT e majority d the voters oil
memphis. Of a majority of the tax
PAYERS 81 Memphis Of a majority Of.
The church membcrs OF Memphis. if
ycu please. and majority of tn taz .
able wealth uf Memphis
Time AMI place were appointed for
= hearing 4 Wild mob Of state
uiders crowded into the legislature
neli the doors were locked. AMI it
was impossible for reprt sentauves C.
me Memphis delegation 10 appear fort
= tine. AMI when they finally got be-
icre the committee they Were mt
PERMITTED % compete their address
The Memrhians were strong F
.flne3. eiboved and feercL The
zerc treafad - If they uere ems
ar1es from a conquered cts which
- Fictofs had determined fo loot
TIE nruhihision iollhY ~ Nasa
zIIE E1tA<I~l Al aIny q recruits All
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13
The Bulletin 10 on rala III ths follow
tag places:
coIeman's, zts Eighth Street.
Halliday Houss News stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
TROUBLE IN TENNESSEE.

There seems to be in the Tenn IS
see legislature a state of Things
similar to that in the Illinois body in
some respects. Here the boiling Re
piblicans have joined with Democrats
TO gain control Of the $20.000l9o
canal bond issue; there the boiling
Democrats have joined with a few
Republicans TO force a statewide pre-
hiDiticn law in spite Of the expressed
wishes Of Il majority uf the people 70
be affected thereby.
The "Ttetayidrs" are cf ending
fcr Iw witch Sra tase te place
d ae ooal apti lan now in lore
lhtie Wh.cl latter Jaw permits each
craalinity to decide for itself whe-
Their or not IL shall have saloons
They want state wila" prohibition
regardless of the wishes OF the com
munities; and by the combination
which they have made they propose
to push such a law into the books Of
the state although the people Of
Tennessee By a majority OF 20U0a
voted against it when it was placed
before them as an issue, and elected
Gov Patterson who stood for Local /
Option, over r. w. Carmack who
stood for statewide Prohibition. In I
the face Of this fact, it is reasonable 1
10 assume that the Democrats who I
ccmbined with the Republicans TO
thus dy in the face OF the people Of
the state. have Ia sight something 7
similar to the 81 l00o.00u bond issue
which the Illinois Republican boilers
seen to De after
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

sukscrii,e Tor THE nuilotiu. The
ie-t PAYER II the city,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

There has been some reason to be-
lieye lately that President Roosevelt.
he's haen practcing on congress 10
set himself in condition for what he
Npects to 70 mp against in Africa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

Az eitr election held an sa-H
LIST p p U7re was elected -re...
u-f ~ K Hawkins clerk: o.. ~.
Welh atflner anil -eter Sam. 4
Hfiaft X p Thistiewood. T. d
Aiathpss. So. p. Wright c. r. News
aHd z. " Halliday. aldermen. I-ala-
tha 2" aAaFor Wood I'D .rer
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

Over iii Charleston. Mo. the wet
wagon rolled merrily on in spite al
tine cold snap.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

g. O. Iaiier u ca. af-rru..f u#f
f'.f naHll SCH tfoir -far. huffm-
eleap fo ar oHe vso would ramol.
q ifoa tle ground The firm intaaF-
ed to ersci a brick building.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-13

some IT tac leading churches v.ra
ing rer.ra's. with much success
The Methodist church had ms aec..
ions. Tie P-eehvt riau c.uItaf s-
renfeI-- and the Christian ana
EPISCOPAL chmcles quite a humble.
Evening star., 1909-06-06
GLORIOUS FOURTH
FOR BLOOMINGDALE

The residents Of Bloomingdale and
North lexington, with the aid of the
board of managers of the Independence
League of Amateur Base Ball, will treat
the public of that section of the city
ton. McDevitt's field. located at Rhode
Island avenue and I'd street northeast
on the summit of one of the loftiest hills
in Washington, and where the Independ-
ence League games are now in progress,
will he fitted out for the occasion by the
neighborhood associations, headed by H.
c. Gladdns chairman, and H. F. Worley,
treasurer.
A five-miie marathon race will open the
festivities at 10 o'clock on the morning
Of July 5. Immediately followed by a
league base ball game scheduled be-
tween Advent and Wallach Athletic
clubs. Races of all descriptions and for
both sexes will begin at pm. and these
will be followed by the second ball game.
to be arranged between the Manhattan
some prizes will be offered for all events,
and detailed announcement will be
made during the coming week in order
that entries may be registered.
A brilliant display of fireworks will be
arranged for after dark. and owing to the
fact that the field is located several
hundred yards from the resident section,
complete safety is assured. Subscrip-
tiOns toward the carrying on of this
work will be gratefully received by II. F.
Worley, treasurer, A street northwest
1t may also be mentioned that light
lunch with ice cream will be sold by the
ladies of the community throughout the
day and evening