davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06

"Thank God -
eyes. Only it s too late, -
he said gloomily.
"'Too late! What for, you
ungrateful idiot7''
HMy dear Top" he said,
solemnly, cts one of life m s
little ironies-one of life's
little tragedies. She's here! -
'Well, so much the better. -
"No. That s where the
tragic irony comes in. just
when I'm good for another
half century, l haven't a so"
left. -
"'What! The whole lot
gone!''
"Practically. Motor car
few pairs of sleeve links
Maori shield-a few articles
of bigotry and virtue picked
up in my travels = tennis
racket-mosquito meta few
things like that, you know.
And a little in hand for the
hotel bill-and the fare back
to Pump Court -
"You ass! In fact, you
silly ass!''
81 know. But how on
earth was I to tell2 L
oughtn It to be living now, by
rights" he groaned.
"'By rights! -
"Well, by theory. Theo-
retically, I'm a dead man,
.1:.o about on INV last
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06

thought of the Snow Queen
of Davos it would be happier
for him.
But l knew that all his eff
forts were vain, and that he
did not even cheat himself by
supposing he was forgetting
her in his endless pursuit of
pleasure. Yet 1 must admit
he enjoyed himself nationally,
for most of his waking hours
were spent in the balmy and
caressing air of that sunny
fringe of the Mediterranean
shore. Then we moved on to
Nice, and made that our cen
ter, and as Twemlow had
bought a motor car, and had
it delivered at the hotel door
by a chauffeur that the manu-
facturers in Paris had select
ed, there was a new delight
provided for him, and we
lived from sunrise to sunset
in the sunshine of that glori-
GUS coast.
One day, having been out
as far as Hyeres, we were re-
turning after sundown through
Cannes, and just as we came
down the slope of the Route
de Frejus into the town, our
first breakdown with the car
occurred, and we walked to
the nearest good hotel, and
decided to stay the night. AS
- LII .no l.nnnr nlnfhnc with
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14

clerk who II Is he wants % see. and while We re
waltn for Brother Ethan name 70 be PACED he
tells me all about II.
Ethan, 1t seems Is the older brother who left the
farm out Illinois four or FIVE wears before Ira
grew uD and struck further west Ethan had settled
II Chicago nrst and then come 10 New York.
l Just want YOU 70 wait and meet him. saws Ira.
lie nne man. Ethan Is, and mighty smart one.
Wonder YOU never heard of him here for | reckon
he cuts quite hgure,-has something 10 do with
managing the stock market. and prOblv he's IN the
city government too. We amt kept very close
track OF each other. but always write 10 HIM
or three times year, and now and then hear from
HIM. Bet It viii surprise him some 20 see me, for
We never been east before. and he don dream III
drop IN on him. YOU know, and show HIM my fam Iy
and get acquainted with his folks nv, but this Is
grand place for HIM 20 be LvIn IN. am II, Some
din rent from our house out IN IIbhet1S and
front porch and the bay window and had runniu
water put IN. But this, Gee. don't see how Ethan
afford It.
Ever try 10 break loose from one Of them chattv
people when they get 70 unrOllin the fam II history
Ira not only backs me UP against a imitation palm
tree, but he keeps grip on my coat sleeve while he
talks some OF II was nervousness. | could see for
this business Of huntln w a brother in big hotel
peCtIn further complications any minute. He chirkS
up, though. when the boy comes back and reports
that Mr. Miller Is IN the tearoom but will be out
directly.
Hear that Cora" saws he. Hes here, Doris.
your Uncle Ethan Is coming. Arthur quit rubbing
your hands over the sofa and be ready lump
UP. And say, neighbor. You'll stop Just minute.
won't You. long enough to say hOwdy TO Ethan.
anyway
II was too late TO duck; for about then spots a
bald headed, wide wasted party gettIn tip from
a belhop and maxim for our corner. Not that
there's any resemblance between him and Ira.
They re about much alike as a beanpole and an !
pillar. Brother Ethan might have started a farm,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14

but he got bravelv over IT, Tome he don look anv
dir rent than hundreds OF Others o these grllrOom
sports that So common all up and down Broadway-
You know, They all have the same Tmky white
couplexions an look as though they Iust had a
clean shave and a Turkish bath and their mails mdni-
cured and their clothes look like the presser lust
quit work m time for em 20 dress. 1t great ulys-
terv 10 some people how they manage 10 do IT, but
u only means ownIn seven din rent suits and think
IN So well ot Yourself that YOU wlllIn 10 spend
three hours "A dav beIn nNed up.
Not until he got near enough tor me 20 notice the
cleft chm and the odd turquoise ms lett little
finger did ! begin 10 suspect I'd met tins partlc lar
gent somewhere before. But where II was / couldn
DIP out 10 save
Uncle Ethan seems some tustered when he pipes
the whole mob of us that the reception line. But
Ira don give HIM any chance for back-away
He's planned doing the long lost brother act IN
regulation style So he rushes out and pump handles
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
THROWING THE SWITCH
For IRA-BY sEwELL FORD

You see It sckln up as soon YOU strike the side
walk les. turn 70 your night. Don't mention II.
pleasure al mine
Thanks neighbor" saws he once more. Come.
Cora and he starts shOOIu his flock down the
stairs. They don't move very sprv either. for Sis
reTs gaWTIr across the street AZ hair dressr shop
and Brother has hls eyes glued 70 some of nv wall
decorations. bur II a minute or So the procession
nles past. and n able 10 shut the door.
NOTHING very thrilling about that eh lust
touch and 90 incident. such AS YOU re liable 10
-1r INTO ar the next corner. 4 minute later its
wiped OF the slate and II husrlln' across 42d-st
myself with my mind set on CatChin' the tve-three
tram.
Then, Just as stops 10 buy some night editions
feels some one pun al my sleeve and turns around
% md this Miller bunch again. They've come 10
parade rest front OF the cafe entrance 20 the hotel
and are gain al II dubious.
Excuse me once more. says NJ. Ira Miller, but
is this Il
That's the thirst parlor" saws l. Where YOU
want 20 60, though. Is under that awnIn and up
them steps.
Yes says Miller we started in that way. but
but Well say neighbor / didn't have the
nerve. Who's the major general on guard eh - and
he points % siX-foot doo-man wearin' a gold
braided cap and brass buttoned livery.
Him says l. Oh. he's Just there for orna-
ment. Don't mind him.
Ira. he pulls az one end OF his straw tinted mus
taChe and takes nervous sideways look at the uni
formed party srandin between the bay trees
! know Il seems kind of foolish. saws he iushIn
up and whispe-in' behind his hand SO Mrs Miller
can't hear; but-5ut honest, l dassn.t |. Maybe
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14

v0u think u S queer thing 20 ask Of ID stranger but
II YOU only happened % be going IN there no" and
c0ull-cold sort Of
You wan Ira. says J.
EOR say YOU might not guess H. but I've seen the
time when had just such sensations. only neN er
was honest enough 20 own up Course he shows
himself for "a lav. but some way other KIND ut
~. t1sf straight out business The good uatured
look Iu them mild eves and the SOFT pleasant way
he has 81 tahIn get me. too.
Come on " savs l. Tell the folks 10 fall IN be-
hind and look as InsultIn they can when we DO
the march past. Some would run out their tongues
but we won Q
He's a serious minded gent tins MI Miller ior ne
,.l-s mo notice Of the Josh hands HIM but pays
frit attention 90 gettIn past the carriage opener.
sFyil' only little al the critical point. And when
,t re- al safe inside he the most grateful cuas ever
See After I've helped HIM explain To the room
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14


m about 20 turn of
the lu-chlights II the
r cab il a 5av when swiftly Joe steps n from
shuts The l90- careful. springs that tunnel
- grin ~ his and points his thumb over his
Instead ~ maxim any reg lar announce
..ez I've r-ei o. train him 70 do. he INDUCES
noises winch i expect be takes Tor sIngln.
..-v. 'h1Isev lnolsey- he croal-s out. over
ro1 dom thar 70 he ente-tai1in'," says l.
r.1- teeth achi- YOU again,
--e saws he. - 0u wouldn't tail less
-. was knocked from under, would YOU
--. E-.es our front
-.-r --,-aI gents" saws J.
SAYS swiftly Il a whole family
says J. And what Is their desire
.. 4 guess they re q bunch of scrays. says he
.--. .e.- ANY guide ] done the hoop act.
20 south Brooklyn the way he does and
only with the elite ri Red Hook. Il pains
--. s1 against anybody from 0ut ot town
---. -.-es % him. and ls taE0rlte way ~ eE-
r-- contempt IS % sing tlat Jersey song.
Ben -.r---- myself though j can Z be so el-
goes oat o. see what u iz that s blown III.
a swiftly says its a whole fam. .ly he alr. Z
-- ais description any There's Pop. and
Ter and Lirrle Brother al. grouped IN
...- ike they was po-ia for q snapshot,
some scared and strange.
----e-res though hey re quarter
could tell that ay the black Wei1ln.
-. -re high crowned soit felt the rll-
--e regulation alfalfa rrar e.ll u-l-
-. -.l see that COM NATION ia AeF
..- --- I'd side aet- that here IS "a party
-r. r. dollar wheat leIr the stock ia
... hired man and has come O- % ride III
..-e .-a-r.-- and send back picture pos
SINGER b.lllu.
.- stranger ls larly bullt. -toOp
.- cured mid eyed gent. with "a long,
ta- -..le t-ecllel ears. and "a nee. that
. ample 20 front That Pop Mother
-tartlaI week day sort ri women.
-H ...l-r. bun actin like She missed a
.- ri. told her hands Iu. Sister though.
a -.. -re more o- Jess late style and the
She's -r.a---r' a meat bowl Lt and
-e- dress while Brother flashes a sirlie el
la- CARRIES "a fal1Iu' camera slUDg o. er ms
s taHors Pop. Brother coes. sI'eei---y
-.r- .... and ears.
Altogether lrs "a zeal Irterestir' family group,
.-.a -,e .v dozens any day up ~ Grant IS
.r.rlzlI the Statue ot Liberty Tern ','i--
-- .- q. ~ discover whether i-rt ~ i'a'
-e p b-Ilge 8r was hurtIu for an J. st1ti,'--
says J. Us IL case ot strayln from lle
a- -... -a-y 4u st4res. lntl Nav nudge Pop and
a.. l.- -.-t happen ~ know which floor we ID he
--e By Miller on DO you. nelghDor' adf
~ 1T. Ethan H Miller lie brother NJ illl-'-
s.. says j Nobody by that name ID l---a
0--- --e you got the number night
-'tt- SAYS Le fIsLIu some papers p1l '-
-i. INSIDE pocket See here u is night on the en-
.-ats my name Ira Miller. And thai lAe
-' .-..ar wrote ne from, same AS is Oh lhe -o"l
--.-. re1t t5o" says l. Only one happens %
@ .rt the other west. Yours Is across FilN-
-.H here
'ia Says BE- turrin' kind Of red. d. Never thought
10 ---' aa.r obliged And now which way DO Ne
-l Way says / pointin' " II a big ho'eI'
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14

w TsS ss5. @s 9s
they DO Il
WHAT Who Why.
these delegates from
the squash Vineyards
and gram elevator
districts who insist on
hu-ur me NJ when
they come II or their
ten day excursion
tickets Course. there
must he a few 0f EN-
misses G-oppin INTO
the studio to tel me
the story Of rheIr lives
bur not SO many ! feel
sighted Them that
do stop II are sOClahle
enough % make up for
the ones that drift by.
Look II this sample
that S dealt out only
the other afternoon.
] m about 20 turn or
the buuchllghts II the
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
Black and Colored Silks

manufacture a short-lived enthusiasm which TO
work off unworthy undesirable Silks.
Every yard involved this offering is both perfect
and POPULAR but that the prices are PUT DOWN
below the actual cost production:
40 FOR 75c FANCY SILK TAFFETAs AND LOUIsINEs, 10
checks
command such rich
and beauty n Tafeas Louisines.
$13J SILKS 20 inches wide. Easier to
shown. All
Standings
they worth S1J
yard: special a
$t25 IMPORTED sHANTUNG 33 inches wide,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
Wash Goods

IN the basement
7c 4 YARD FOR CHAILIS. IN
Persian designs, effective colorings;
suitable for house dresses, Summer
coverings, etc.
Sc \ YARD FOR CHAAIBRAY,
80 inches wide, specially selected
yarn. In tan, brown, pink, blue, OK
blood and slate.
Sc \ YARD FOR LINEN FIN
iShed Striped Suiting. 50 inches wide,
various colors and two-tcne effects.
sc FOR GALATEA CLOTH
best quality made-desirable pat
terms. including small shepherd
checks, small hairline checks and
polka dots in light and dark blue and
red.
Sc FOR GINGHAMS. FANCY
dress patterns. - inches wide, in
cluding stripes. checks of various
widths and sizes; also large assort-
ment OF plalds In all the wanted col
ors; suitable for women's house
dresses, children wear, boys
blouSes.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
PEOPUSAts.
CONTACT Z

CONTRACT l.
SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS VIII be
received b. lac Board of Water supply. in
Tie Office - tile Board. 299 Broadway. New
York Room sl9. ninth floor. until II A. VI.
q May 2. 1859, f8r ContTac5 I. Tor furnish
4ng and Delivering lead seals.
~ tne above piace and TINE Tie bids = III
ae pghiiely opcned and resc. The award
. iile contract = awarded viii be made
es soon thereafter as practicable. The
beard reserve nle right l. reject any and
= plos. Pamphlets containing Information
~ ticders. form Of contract. specifications,
-. an 5e obi aimed al Ko-m Is;s az the
~5.s eccresz upon application ia person
q nzsH. Tor further particulars see
Gig Reeord.
sSHN A igE&SEls. President CHARLES
=. cEADWIgK CHARLES 4 SHAW
oiniilissicn ~ Of the Board Of Mater
kBppiE
q WALDO sGsTu. CHER Engineer.
@ScAAS HASSETrs Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
S1.50 All-WOOl and Silk
& Wool Suitings,

Flrst FIOoF-
These are SPRING Suitings-beautifu
all-Woo and silk-and- Nool fabrics. in
many designs and color combinations in
Guiding blue -and-whita, brown white.
gray-and- white. and black-ard- white.
The pIaids. checks and stripes are par
ticularly effective, 50 inches wide,
made to sell at $3.50 yard; spe- 6OC
An, for 75C. All-wool Storm Serge,
U sponged and shrunk-ready for the
ueedle-taupe. myrtle, garnet. cadet and
navy, also about one dozen pieces Of
black, all 40 inches wide.
IMPORTED CLOTHS: The French
ChaIlis, color splashed, have been billow-
ing in Probably the largest display OF
these soft. creamy stuffs ever made in
New York may be seen here Monday
SIC 70 79C a yard.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
Il IS q vel-kuown fact that when re ofer Taiored

suit special price recently imported three
essda
effect the long
aItcaly
braided in sefc 5000; special SS9.74.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
$500 Leather Bags at S1.O8

cowhde alligator
al
at 1.9S
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
ClfIROPODk
DISCARDED CLOTHING.

LADIES.-gVe All bay YOU hne evening
tifeet. oiuaer costumes. fufs, etc. li loi
A-enest cash value. Write Or phone ~
-. =. p-rs-laiiy al yOGT convenience. saii4e-
aaftsi. AS 9Th ave. Tel B-yant-osO
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
Attention 10 our fun line Of wOnen's Long Goats is


striped throughout the The
with strappnss Of sef
Body and sleeves
satin lined Price ST 5.74.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
T heSe
Are
Great
Wash Goods Specials Ma.


dresses also womens waists and
strongly
designs and ooors sold by others
i ~
tell that the popular
including catawba and smoke
These 4
best ~ -
PURE IRISH LINE36 inches wide For Summer suits skirts and
black natural The M
ROUGH the ganuest ROUGHs
they inches wide
FRENCH LINEN SUITINGlS quality
white; sold
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
The Tailored Street Gown IN one piece famiary

It AN
the Trotting Gown favotes Of the We have
This dress in two Princess Emprein Of materials
models strictly
in workmanship trimming
DESIGN These gowns arr easily $3.50; special 1914
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
II srecal sizes fr small women vel as II al regcL2-

ton sizes comes an exceptionally tailored TwoPece suit Made
lightweight satisfac
tory suit Spring whole
gamu of gras The
skirt Dark smoke
shank buttons give special S2S Il.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
LADIES. nAIfs pREssING.

ANNA =. COSSIDINE. u West 45th at.
rear 9Th ave Phone 4c5S-BryAnt-
AanicuEing. Marcel waving. scalp ami race
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
woren's sack Satin Coats IS tncnes long. Distinctly

odf garments oarl. slightly
o with bngaline
jet color silk Price S2374
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

Kade Of imported french Serge in sizes for misses and
ThreePiece which
S22.74. .
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
PsIBIISTEs1.

COUNTESS AMELIA. woEde-ful clairyoy-
e3- IelilfH- business. love, marriage. n
ses-0ler-s rau-i1y troubles. everything. sue-
cessfUl- oo..suItaJ5.n 81. SIs west 35th St.
rzsr ST. are
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

IF you judge Of Black Taffeta SILK values you
viii wonder how and why quote such splendid
qualities such low prices Never mind the HOW
and he First Floor
SQC for S100 Black Tafeta-2l inches wide Many
60C for 81 10 Black Tafeta-27 inches wide. Other
S1DO tou g. r,,,r eo+, - ,rcbas wide Special
G Values
bargai on Notwithstanding needed The
prices nd the qualities these Silks
SDC for S15 Black SILK Shantung - inches wide
OOc Majestic. So inches wide. Are
Great
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
WHERE TO DINE.

TT T-7|--re German Restaurant, los
LL r7UH g 1lf l. fsth Importer q
y 5.-znuzzer HofbraC. PiIzner Genossen-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
Women's Suits & Coats sar

we are ogerirg vell-.ailored TWO-P.ece SuitS-your
choice If popular prnea and
many fancy blue and black Both coat
approved $3.50 special 5
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

GOLD AND SILVER PLATERS-
Repairing auE reinishinC- Hotel silver
Nsre a sn=cza-ty- l. JOHN ST. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
PHOTO REToUCHING.

-
PHOTO EETDCCHENG tor Drofessiona =
and ANA ours. photo and lantern slide
ooloring Lessons given. Mrs. y. Z Brown
70 East 17-~ ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

The real estate sought to be taken or az
lecteo Is situated in the Town Of Hurley,
Oolaty OF Ulster and State OF New York.
estate 10 be ACQUIRED in Zee, together with
a reference 10 The date and place of filing
CEe map
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
GOLD AND SILVER PLATERs.

Brass Beds Refinisf7ed.
Tables lamps. clock Sets. Knives. Forks,
Spoons and al kinds of SilTerware replated
and repaired r. PLUAACEER & SONS,
sas Ear- .--l
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

STATE OF NEW YORK
pT-RIIC SERVICE COMMISSION,
SECOND DISTRICT
Albany April j.. 1909.
f. prtitior. having been fled with th's
Commission bv the Central Nsw England
Railway Company. for consent 70 the 60 60
tr'nrbises f5r $50 30G COO and for authority
20 Issue SD 9l0 900 in bonds 10 be secured
- said mortgage. notice is hereby given
,,,hIir hearIrg on said petition VIII
~ sald b, This Commission at the Office ol
- comm ission IN the Capitol. Albany. On
Thursday. April 29th. 1903 a Two I'o'A
J.. n
's ! : KENNEDY. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
RrRGIAR ALARMS.

PROTECT YOUR HOUSE
against burglars. :. ARTHUR BROWN <
Co Electricians. l2e LitertE 81. 3lJs-SoIs 3l ::
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25


o
festivals 20 all girls Taeuly {nade of fine hats trimmed
insertions quantities Vaencenn thes
pink blue $780, special So
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

GOLD, silver. platinum. diamonds, ruhles.
ssppairss. pearls. erneralds. pawn tickets;
valgsbics bought. John DALEY. 654 9th ave
WORKOUT gold AID silver bought By T.
To-g-,ars. G..-,g s,o11 a-d Silver refners
Joln e..
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

HESS REMIT. Eizh-class Furniture up
hc1s-srerS- slip covers made Phone 1915
rlaza fzSs second ave
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
Thirty=siX Thousand "Fruit of the
Loom" Sheets and Pillow Cases

of these Sheets and Pillow
genuine Fruit Of the Loom muslin and each one bears the
Notwithstanding in any
selling
sast tna4nun Inn
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
EorsE AND OFFICE RENovATING.

MANHATTAN House Cleaning ard Reno
vsfing Bureau Games I. Garner, Prop }.
Al manner = hCusecleauinC attended 10.
20 West 2s-h 81. 'PhCae zeo-Chelsea-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
FOOTWEAR.
-uUsrcAL INSTRUMENTS

PHILIP HEMGEN BERG. maker o. RENE
5iaI sboes. correcting all deefcts OF loco
,,,,5ion Examination free 351 ". S2d ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

a Statf1Opoulor x2IpfTS M45STTAl; :, xrs.
,,.,,,fscturer. repairer OF musical instru-
t. - every description. Strings Tor
ssIe 155 west ed St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
Here is Frenca Linen Princess Gown Of newest cut and

embrod
white
white hello cadet $2150: special
SAT-.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

beginning at the southeast corner Of
parcel No. S7l. said point being also the
southwest corner Of real estate section i.
i'eSerNoiT department. tthe map Of which
section was filed IN the Office Of the County
SIert Of the County Of Ulster. at Kingston.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
frRSTTTKE KFPATRED. REFTNIsHED.

OFFICE house furniture refnishsd. pol
fsht5 repai-ed at your residence; lowest
rr.ce. Erst class work guaranteed. send
-ostzi Wrn. E2n ElOten. 29s} ". 10th st
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
those certain pieces OF parcels Of


SHOWN on a map entitled Reservoir De
saEtnent- Section No. l.. Board OF Water
supply Of The CITY o. New York. Map of
feai estate situated in the Town OF Hurley.
county Of Ulster and State Of New York.
10 be acquired by The city OF New York
gncer the provisions Of chapter ia of the
laws Of 1905, as amended. for the con-
sfAciion Of Ashokan Reserve cir and ap-
iuItena1ces. In the y cinity OF West Hur-
ieE' which map was flied In the office OF
at Kingston. New York. or the 4th day OF
March. 1903. which parcels are bounded
and described as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
s. BkRES. ESTC 1910

Al furniture and uphplstering. cabinet
v.rk and decorating Residence OF shop
zoo Amsterdam a-e. Phone u07-Riverside.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
NEW YORh SUPREME COURT.
30 Judicial District
ASHOkAN RESERVOIR.
-
ULSTER COUNTY.


Notice Of Application for the Appointment
rf -r-.iss.n.-ars ~ :. .u.ra lsaL
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

OSTRICH STOLES. 2I4 yards
long, black and white; our regu-
lar price $7.94; special S6 IA
Imported Marabou Collarettes, rib
bon ends: old rose. old blue. terra
Gotta ana natural; eur regular price
S5.94' special S4.40
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-08-13
EDITORS BY HUNDREDS
Newspaper Men From All Over Will Bs
In Sioux City September aoth

That the week of September Goth
will witness great gathering OF
newspaper men and their families In
Sioux City is indicated by the fact
that 4S3 editors have signified their
intention of attending the Interstate
Live Stock Fair at Woodland Park,
Riverside.
The Fair Association will do every
thing in it's power to see that these
representatives Of the press are we'll
entertained. Not only will the Fair
Association act as hosts in many
ways, but the business interests of
the city propose to take a hand in
entertaining the men and women
who are contributing so largely to
the upbuilding of the West. Visitors
cards will be issued by the leading
clubs of the city to editors presenting
credentials. The Commercial Club,
Real Estate Association, and the
Sioux City Ad. Mems Club will assist
in the entertainment. Already there
is talk of organizing an Interstate
Newspaper Publishers Association,
with the first meeting In Sioux City
some night during the week OF the
Fair.