davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-11-26
SCOTS Emulsion

is the original-has been
the standard for thirty-five
years.
There are thousands of
so-called "just as good"
Emulsions, but they are
not-they are simply imi-
tations which are never
as good as the original.
They are like thin milk
SCOTS is thick like a
heavy cream.
If you want it thin, do
it yourself-with water
but don't buy it thin.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Send 1oc.. nnme .of paper and this ad. for cur
beautiful Savings Bank and Chlds Sketch Book.
Each bank contains q Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT 6 BOVINE. 400 Pearl St., New York
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-11-26

For SALE PA head Of yearling
heifers, all spayed and good stock
40 head of stock ewes.
j. R, Gun,
At Green Bank, W. Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-11-26

Cattle Missing-From my rent
ed pasture, the old battle-ground,
two yearling steers.
Information thankfully received.
C. s. PETERSON.
Mcdowell, Va.
Nov. %, 1909. ii 70 t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
Assault TED
wife Of OiRepTeseAiaiIYe Faulkner,
Of KlOWa County, Victim Of
Unsuccessful Attack By
Farm Hand
apeeIaI 10 DAIIY Leader.

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Hobart. Okla Jam 20 While She
lay sleeping IN aer room with her two
little children IL her home six miles
eoutl Of Snyder Mra. J y. Faulknefi
wife Of Representative FaulkneF was
aroused last night about eleven o'clock
oy some one tueglng az her eIhw.
Thinking that It was her huehsnd who
hel come heme from Gutnrie on a
visit she asked rs iaat ron Iohn?'
But received no answer Becoming
frightened Mrs FGulhnef raised up to
look Into the sensuona eyes Of J. s
how 81. aifea hand on the place
aft VII we famnlag I'M the house.
B0Rd&Sfdhlied
ibid ! bother ycu7e and went back
into his room.
sirs Faulkner thought shs would
vnii nhtli she aeafi Bowden retire
heiOrs aIe left the house being afraid
70 leave any sooner Instead 0s retlf
ins Ne eniesed the apartments Of
Ars FaNihnef asaiE fiils time max
Ing an atiomps to get III her bed Mrs.
Faulkner screamed which frightened
Bowien and defeated him Ia his puf
p9ge lle bessa alfFh FNuikaer not
io gife lhn ai5rn uitll hc epald get
awny. but lte frightened woman ran
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lEofh, 70 \ aat, -ts's associates. Sey+
efal times he held conversation Of
Importance over the telephone With
The man who acted as distributor OF
Intelligence Wanebold. himself. came
on 10 San Francisco from Seattle. and
was received with EVERY courtesy H0'
guesiiqned kIlo, quesuoped MereqJ,,
aneklloned the cnlpnel Itndf had
eiIaced himself and was in Pasadena
for a day or two.
The colonel was the altar Witness lat
least this was young Arnold's verdict.
His narrative was to the effect that
he bad gone out 10 see Mercer who
WAS family connecticut no. he was
not alone he had young friend with
him, conildentially. he would admit
that the friend was Mr. 1racy's son;
and, WHILE ne could not be sure, he
had reason 70 suspect that he. young
Tracy had been conducting some
delicate negotiations with Mr. Keatch-
am AT this point the interlocutor
nodded slightly he was making the
deductions expected and explaining 10
himself Keatchams astonishing com
munication over the telephone. So he
was surmising shrewdly. that was the
clew; the old man had been making
some aor, Of deal with Tracy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

There is great arched gateway for
carriages which reminds me, do be
sure 10 send the orsen into the coun.
try 10 rest one at time; and have
Erastua clean the stable properly
while they are gone. You can keep
one horse for golf; but don't use the
brougham ever; and why not send the
surrey TO be done over while l am
gomez Is the piazza painted YETI
How does the new cook do2 Insist
upon her cooking you nourishIng food.
you might have the Bridge club OF an
evenIng--there are only the four Of
you--and she might, with Emlly's
help, get ysri nice repast OF lobster
10 Newburg, sandwiches and chicken
salad but be sure You don't touch the
lobster! You know what happened
the last time; and shant be there 20
put on mustard.plastera and give you
Hunyadi water II Erastus needs any
more chamois skins Emily knows
where they are. but admonlsh him to
be careful with them | never saw
mortal man 90 through chamols skins
the way he can; sometimes | think he
gives them to the horses 10 eatl
Good.by. Your ar. wife,
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n ITTW
Denver, Enid 4 Gulf.
East BOUND.
hast huunu.
HhNi Ar ....!s,....... sis0p m
EHFR ..4........... eszb y. IA
I iii HpTeat Bound.
! I'll ObAh........ 500 y. N
...... $3.50 p. M
D { A |. |. 4 #. /: I: !. !. !: ! :


Special To Daily Leader.
Washington. Jan 81 Representa-.
live Ferris has introduced q bin in
congress which pruyiles for $4,000
lamages for W. n LeMsster Of Chat.
anooga okla. on account Of the
leah Of bis daughter who was acct.
lentally shoe and Killed by soldiers
On the Fo-t Sll reservation near Law.
59n about q year ago.
Mr. IeMaster claims tnat. with his
amily be was driving along a public
Dad crossing the reservation and
they Ind stopped for lunch Ills iG-
earola daughter was sliblng on the
wagon seat when O bullet from a
rlhc llrel by soldier passed through
SER head killing he- inatlnily The
ioldiera were al rife practice upon
their target range and stray bullet
1und its victim Mr. beMaster claims
laat be had no warning whatever that
here was going 70 be rifle practice or
that he was within range when he
toppci with his family for lunch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

Washington, Jan 25 Representa-.
tive Hamilton ct Michigan, chairman
OF the House committee en- tefrltof
les. had a conference At the White
House today with President Roose
Welt snd Secretary Garfield with ref
afence tp bubble land gran IN the
Bills granting statehood 10 Arizona
and New Mexico
Il Is settled that The territories Hlll
not receive a casa appropriation The
former statehood bill On which the
two territories voted contained D
lump sum appropriation o. $1,000. .o0J
IN cash IN leue Of public lands be-
cause a. the vast forest reservations
IN the two territories A member OF
the committed said todRt
We tried ID hfibe them iheu TO
come Into the Union as one sgate
viii this $1,000 .o00 hai Aflxonn would
NOT accept iaiehaad WITH Now alex
lre NON M n0l proposed 70 give
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D UNITED States

entire narbor is rapidly filling Il vii
be necessary, IN q short time. to be-
sin aredglng IN order to provide prop.
er anchorage for The large amount Of
shipping now entering the harhor un.
less the wreck Is removed The
rnchDrage Is Also restricted BY the
wreck aud the shoal, for ships are
obliged % anchor AZ sufficient dls.
tance TO prevent grounding IN case
they strain On their cables.
Even moee important than this OBJ
strHction e nnylgail0n1s the faci that
this wreck, allaoueh II contains the
bodies OF slyly.lhfee American sea.
men. or whai Is lefi Of them. Is 40.
pafently ahandpnei and forgotten BY
the Government ang people of the
United aiafea ThanH6ads q Amefl
cans and osaer thousands Il other ia.
lionslltIes annnplIgenief the harbour
pf Havana aud nFahablY not one amlss
fcanslnued On paos b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
.ALVA LAND OFFICE
FOR NATIONAL GUARD

Washington jan 95- Repfesen.
latve fulton has enlisted the coop.
Grafton nf the general land Office m
bis scheme 10 nave the ground and
bulIiing That were formerly used as ID
tand Office at Alva, Okla, turned over
to the national guari 1T that place
for permanent armory The mat
ter will be investigated BY The land
oilce A bin IL pending Ia congress
authorizing tie transfer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
FATALITIES N MINE ACCIDENT


Cumberland. Md. Jan 2b-Thres
men were killed, ten injured, hree
perhaps fatally. ia coal mine aeeidoni
1t Piedmont, W. Va, today Two caff
loaded with miners were ascending
t9e plane al The mine OF the Pied.
mont and Georges Creek Coal company
at that place, Near the too The cars
became uncpuplea dasnei down the
Incline ard collIded with other cars
at the bottom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
Lalk
Pioneer
S Telegraph
'f,'s SI5 n. Company

HdNllN idlilHk on hAt
lures udder our leglaiaw eB aza.lll
Increasing anti we take uprp
simply this small matter MIN
h0, the enormous expondit -
We are asked for The milltats0 LIlln
the government
senaior Bailey Of Texas, Is q asl,var
ihe belief that mlltarlsm IS the -
eanse oi our enormous governmGa snu
expenditure Mr. Bailey says 8 per
members OF congress daily anproprli week
a billion dollars with the utter dlstviyen
gard Of money shown by q child ii
q speech before the senate he said the
government earns no money and can N
have no money exeeny what Il takes
from the labor, physical or intellectual ",
uf Its people. and this Is especially ssi
true when Il lays taxes upon what M.
nien consume and not upon whai thei M
possess. yet this country carries wal a.,
bin Of s4O0.00O.000 or a per cent nl ~ y"
the eomlrye estimated revenues Dc ,.a
rived from taxation a
II Is the opinion Il many prominent ~~
statesmen inseongreas THAI the coun M.
tsys tremendous war bll Is reapan s.
slble in large degree ioF the cuuu WI
tys deficit ,.r
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TAFT NOW on
POLLING DEEP

Charleston. s G. San. a5 preal
lenteleei and Mrs Taft and party IN.
clndine a small stan og dlstIneuIahed
civil engineers selected 10 Inspect with
the pfesldent.elecl ihe lsihmiau canal
sailed lot FsfhaHaa early 4ndHr aa
naAtd lhe warslllp Noslh Carolina
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

CHARTERS
Mlller-IOnes Drug Company Of ~
Reno. with capital stock of $4,000
Tho directors are G. Al Miller, II y.
Jones' aud A. J. Miller. an Of El Reno.
WalkerNix Company of Oklahoma
city. with q capital stock Of $4,000. The
directors are G. p, Walker I'D Nix aud
- f. Dale. all % Oklahoma City
Washita valley Telephone Company
OF Cache. with q capital stock of s2090.
The directors are w. K. Miller, NJ q.
Lake and G e. Hankal, all Of Cache,
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= oH~fF'e'S y
ZKEMNoc.N2MNlKD

not to lo-s We want that bull mar
ket."
rBut who did, theng Atkinsg hut
he IL trying to rescue him"
rs he2 How do we knowg The
rescue WAS only our supposition. I'm
only certain none Of our crowd did It."
"Kito2"
No, Kito Keeps absolutely within
his orders; he knew how things stood
when he went away, Mercer saw him
30. He couldn't get In, either, he had
to signal to be let IN They were as
careful as that Now, assuming they
are al innocent, isn't Il the best plan
70 telephone 10 Seattle to NeatchRm's
next friend thero?"
"iIe hasn't any family has heg Ills
wife died and thore were no children.
| think"
mo, and Il he ever had any brothers
or sisters they died when they were
little; his business associates are the
only people Cary knows about lie is
anxious to have word sent at once. be-
cause there are important things to do
in Keatcham's own interest; he came
10 California and he has employed
Cary IN a big Portland cement invest.
ment; Cary has been working all the
time on It for him--I beg your par.
dom" for tbs sa.onel had raised bis
hand with a little gasp.
DO you mean, said he, that Mer-
Ger has been acting as Keatchams
agent, working IN his interest all the
time Ie was holding him a prisoner
and ready 10 XIII him rather than let
him go?"
~Why not2 Cary Is msn Of honor
This cement deal Is perfectly fair
one which viii give a fair price % the
present owners and make q great busl
ness proposition There are other
schemes, too, very large oncs which
need the man at the wheel Now /
have talked with Cary and Endieott
Tracy and my plan IS TO call up
Warnebold, his next friend. who knows
his voice and knows no Is a trusty
man tfor Mercer has done some In
qulrles for him and saved him oncc
from buying waterlogged steel
plant to cali him up and--tel him the
truth We can say Mr.. Keateham was
mysteriously stabbed; we can ash
what Is best to do ny that time ]
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HAVE you found YOU. aiiinlty2 Many
wcalthy 'marlegeable members,
Particulars free and confidential
Address Mrs Evaus, sO7 West l5srd
street, New York.
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r. Edmonda. colored, was fined Sc
IN polica court today for disturbing
the peace Of his nalgaborB On tha
sabbath.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

t0w's standing al the White Fouse
had not Just the rating Ne thought
md before long, Long also Of Kansas
ami the Tame duck IN the recent
senatorial contest With Mr. nitstow.
heard of that letter about Higgins
Now Higgins WIS one tlme state
officer Ia Kansas and therefore had
some pull with the Kansas senators,
TO Senator L0ng and Senator Curtis.
enc fine morning strolled up Pennsyl
auia avenue % tho White House and
saw Teddy Almost before hey got
back TO the capitol The name Of VII
lam Higgins had been posted IN the
press gallery as the presidential ap
polniee to the Bartlesvllie posi- Office.
Ice Norris looked at Bird Mcclure
and Bird looked AZ joe when they
saw the bulletin, and then almost in
Voluntarily boln OF them glanced IN
the direction Of what would have been
the kansas line had they been IN OK
lahoma But theg were game, and
neither made a roar, at least not an
audlble 0ns
And IN the meantime the old adage
that o man Il sometimes loved Tor the
enemios he has made, a0lds IA poli
lies as well as otherwise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

Ise rrnce of Ardmore Is here today
comforting with the legislative com.
mitteea relative to matters pertaining
70 tbs state university Mr. Cruce 4
Of the board Of regents. Tie
reports that bids viii soon be filed
with The board for the erection Of the
S290090 main building.
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his family physician, fsho a
trusted. Warnebold viii insk
Ger, reckon. 10 keep the In
assault secret. not u
that Mr.. Keatcham is
likely he or some one
straight on here, Mailing 70.
Arnold can open the, .,,.
servants who wQr ''''''a
them for him; Wilton OF the
the magnate's riseFles due to
market viii cme past few days
After litae Incredible mis-
agreed that military authorf
sefesf Thulwenty-seven days
amaslne re the plight Of The
ho,,sa ,,as than It waa a fort
,,,.sss..,. % "a Mazza's attempt to
49, sAsl,'','s l,tas ies into leaving OF
"ls ese,h abandoned, for the
. ahu NieG Inhabitants almnat
quiFets ,hy 81 his own troops.
aHa TINS concerning valnahles
Arnoht quantities are still IN
haYeAem 10 0uirank questions
serlnd the comfort OF the sur
bntil It Is q common deserlp-
the military commando. that
Is a second earthquake. Moth
done without criminal delays |
lgh the enforcement Of pGralyz.
bureaucratic formalllies. All
Of orders are issued and often
demanded within an hour
g operations Of the Italian Red
! ere equally criticized and Il ls
inly On utterly disolsanlzed In
ion rs members reply that It
il us function TO net IN public !
Mites. but In time of was.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
We Sell
Talk

Compare our rates with the
time aud expense Of travelling
Consider the equal satisfaction
OF a telephone conversation as
compared with that after hav
ing travelled from one mile to a
thousand to meet your party,
and you will be convinced that
we sell talk cheap, but not
cheap talk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

FOR SAlsE~-Some good Lumber and
klndling wood. ASK at business Of
flee Daily Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

FOR sALE-4School district warrant
books al Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
Mercer Sent Three or -Four Telceramn
a Day 20 Seattle and New York.

through tho son; well, they were pro-
tected, thanks to Keatcham's orders.
Likely as not they never would know
all the reasons tor this side-stepping.
= understand then" he said. as one
who holds a clew but has no notion Of
letting It aip out o. his own fingers.
you and young Tracy gch gero and
-..... a.-..-.l ~. ~ y v HINn " -. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23

FOR \ aAI.lars School district warrant
books ct Eeader Office
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AthH AHht Huutu NHfSH
quite lost what to -sover.
was nothing to do ial govern
cipherl They made report to
one. right IN that lpnhlle to
nfiernoon.e the wreck
"nul how could flp Maina
Keaseham would hofommenas
him. Did he hear iimlnedlale
Certainly not. H'aFal WIN
word. Whatever hl
has always kept his eon.'slnes ! ,sl.
sure he would lkce.ss s.,n.,,s~ : 4. NJ, 4 4
of the room. He sb,nn,ne =
when Keatcham W. sos,inn -
the colonel drc II, fraetlen
breath. Then yol.nrine she
Ger did AZ As i eaoaI.
''f'm sure he dllhIlIns III the
him. Why shoult|ens to pre-.
he haa suffsnderlsip and Ills
To aalh s~sl cons NiIa the ae.
therefore. Iha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-23
.'Tha LIpht That Never Was.T

"The Light That Never Was"
The changes which Mrs Melville
had accepted so phliosophically. the
meiamorphosls Of the tragic and lone.
" house Of mystery into a luxurious
country villa, the fnglng open Of the
shutters. the marshaling OF servants.
the turning, one may say, Of the lime.
Hight on rich mans ordinary llfe-
an this had occurred az swiftly and
with as little warning as a scene shifts
on the stage
Mrs. Rebecea Winter may have the
credit for this bouleversement Of
plans, by an astonishingly early hour
the next morning she was awake and
downstairs. where Kito aud Tracy
were making coffee, toasting bread
and admirIng the oatmeal which had
cooked. while they slept, In the Fire
less Stove. Tracy had planned a sur
prise OF brown bread. but through no
fault OF the Flreless. owing solely 70
his omltting what he called "the pick.
me.up." commonly known aG Soda
an accident, as he truly said which
might happen to any lady-the bread
was rather too adhesive" The break.
fast, notwithstanding, was a cheerful
one. because Miss Smith reported the
patient a shade better She looked
smiling, although rather heayyeyed.
Mercer and the colonel had taken
turns sitting In the adjoining room 10
bring her ice or hot water or be Of
service outside.
The colonel had suggested calling
q doctor but Aunt Rebecca had de-
INJURED: Janet can do everything. it
Is just a question Of his heart; aud
rhe hes diglialia aud Hltr0elyeerin and
alrychnlne, ths whole outfit Of whips
She has dressed the wound with anti.
neptics. Tomorrow win be soou
enough for the medical talent. Il
was ahe, however. who. as soon as
breakfast was over, took first Mercer
and Tracy, then the colonel, apart and
proposed calling up keatcham's con-
fdentlal associates on the long dis
tance telephone strike, but hear
me. nephew she said languldly, smil- !
ing at his bewllderment, Our only
chance now IS to exhaust trumps Yes
terday the game was won, Keatcham
had surrendered. he had his partnefag
in the deal to make no fight on Tracyf b
election; they could get what the
wanted without the Midland; he aate
vlsed them 10 cover their shorts ne
set ready for q bull market" oss
How did he do al that when be 49, ~
lost his private code bookg" ''uai'
''How would you do ~ You rstaa, All
use the long distance telephone
caught them at Seattle. whore sa
had gone for the meeting. Dc conferr
derstand why they needed me mittees
rest that. There the poor nj TO the
as your Harvard stove age preside
rubbering about the library fepofts
And The Fortunes Of NIgsv WI WI II
edition Darley had illustiex. V~sV'Vg
course. II wasn't there. Hara. uvc
Il Just before he came 10 rec. parrv
he thought It seems hlSft Is
needs a particular book. q the Ed
doubt in my mind that ymount Ardmo
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FOR SALE OR TRADE Farm, 100
acres 100 acres black bottom under
hne spring. G roam house
9 l.2 miles from the railroad. g miles
from Guthrlo Phone e02, 0li h. Villas
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Ex-senator Henry s. Johnston Of
Perry is Guthrie visitor.
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Editor sidney suggs Of the Daily
Ardmorlte Il q Guthrie visitor.
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YOU lounu 0pst OF authority
YOU ke)w. senator-elect from
N auen ne found that Mr.. Hlg.
ge a candidate for tae post
. f....+t,...t.ftt .,....4. t.44.... q.
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-" seq ~ Attf NtN"ftiiNi NA'A@ t1AAN
TIME President IN which he liter
best ook The hide of Of hr Higgins.
/ " langed It UP TO dry Now Mr. I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-30
GREAT DEMOCRATIC
LOVE FEAST PLANNED

The Democratic meeting at Okla
homa City on Wednesday, October
8, viii be one Of The greatest Demo
cratic love feasts chat the state has
'tcr Witnessed.
ole James, the gifted Kentucky
congressman and orator, viii address
the people al the fair grounds al H.
clock in The morning
Six hundred guests will be served
at the banquet al Convention hali az
$ O'Clock p mn Democratic workers
including the newspaper men from
all over the state, VIII be in attend
ance
Toasts will be responded to 10y
senator Il p Gore, Hon w. S.
Nhiunghll of enid. Hon g. w
Tered of Woodward, Hon Preston S
Davis of Ximta. Hon Gabe Parker OF
academy. Hon w. J. Gilbert of Dun
.au ANA others
All arrangements are iu the hands
of the Oklahoma City Democratic
lub who will act as hosts to thu
visiting Democrats
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Ct: | BUSY
Every Merchant Must Put His
Shoulder TO the Wheel For
Big Fall Fair

The, viii be q special meeting of
q Guth.ie Retailers association 20
eht 81 the chamber of commerce
rooms. at 8 O'Clock sharp
H is important that every member
tould attend the meeting as definite
arrangements must be made ia TO-
I'd to the fan taif % be held ia
lis city October II to lG. ln order
make the fair a success every mer
hant mu au bis shoulder 70 the
wheel and help the commi tees IN
their work or account Of The short
ness Of the time to prepare for The
event
The Kline Amusement company
one of the agest and best in the
southwest. has closed a con ract with
be chamber Of commerce to appear
here during the fair Cfher attractions
ire needed, and s the time is very
United whatever is 70 be done must
be done at once
Tire special committee appointed D.
orange foe a temporary race track
Noble park fo- auto and horse rae
during the fair will have an inter.
sting report to m Ike az the NEE ing.
0ther important matters are to come
up.