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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-02
OFFICE OF SUPERVISOR OF CEN.
sus. THE DIsTRILT OF NEW
MEXICO.
Santa Ne. y. NJ, April !. lnld

Santa Re. y. NJ, April !, 1910
Sir!-One OF the most important du'
ties Ut the Thirteenth Census ut th"
United states, which ~ 10 hc taken
beginning April -, 1910, - nm nccnr'
n,e enumeration OF the number and
value Of all domestic animals on the
farms and ranges Of the country. The
pfecmiucncc oi the live stock interests
~ New Mexico make II ut especial
Importance to our ranchmcn aud farm
crs tina, u complete aud accurate count
he made ~ this territory of all cattle,
horses. sheep. mules, goats aud other
liy, stock. Sockncn throughout the
IVES, have assured the Census Super
visors of their intention TO render them
all possible assistance, n. y matter ~
patriotic duty and local pride.
The live stock census this time viii
lee taken by the cnumcratof ~ each
district instead ot 10y special agents.
~ vas done In former ccnsus years.
No person who i connected with the
| Office Of q tax assessor will he appoint
ed enumerator. Furthermore the enum.
| orators are under oath not TO reveal
| to any tax assessor ~ any other County
or Territorial Official, or 10 the Forest
service 81 any special agent of the
Government. the holdings of any stock
owner. Although the law provides q
penalty for refusal to answer the qucs
tions OF the enumeration. Ut the giving
Ut false information, occasion seldom
arises to prosccut" any property owner
for this onense.
The Census Onicer has secured III,
names oi practically every owner oi
live stock IN New Mexico aud by CON
pairing these with the assessment roll,
the forest service records, the records
of the Bureau oi Animal Industry, an,
The cattle and sheep sanitary lists. th"'
could form u rough cstimat. of ih'
live stock In the territory. but n D
well known that these lists rrprcsru
only q portion Of the stock on IN,
farms and ranges of the territory II
many instances owners canuoi Civ" III,
exact number ut animals IN thcl
ranches. but they do know better tina
any one else the approximate number
aud should give II 10 the cnumcrato
with such other information ~ he ma
ash roI. TIL" managers aud S%ectctni
ic, of live stock companies especial.
are appealed 10 IN this matter.
Owners Ut stock an partnership q
' pattido contracts should report oul
the stock IN then own ranches ~ M
der then own immediate" control Stn"
that is being gfRled on other rancho
should Il" reported IN the name Ut th
own"r 90 manager at ~" ranch whcf
. found an April l5th.
Ns Census Supcr,i,o r for the Di'
trict OF New Mexico, I hav" y
1 the Washington author ltir> that ia
: stocNmcn ut tn" territory will rool"I
: ate with the ~,nckmru of other con
monwealths ~ giving the enumeration
' the information called TOR by them A,
that New Mexico may receive tho ere,
' II which the impoftanc" oi ~ ,toc
industry jus,ifes.
U Very respectfully,
. PAUL \. +. WALTER.
! Superyiso
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-02
DOES THE WIND BLOW IN TEXAS

The question can be answered hy a
experience. W. Z. Hopkins. who travels
for the Noble Grocery Company, and
who il Que oi the best fellows IN the
world, was in the city ~ STAFFORD
last week when a sand storm came up
aud the wind wa blowing At q rate of
speed seldom attained except IN an Al
riean typhoou. Hopkins i, an optimist
and when everybody was complaining
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-02

One of the most ~unfounded charges
that the opposition to Street has made
is that he has opposed railroad inter
ests In this city. This Is doing him a
great injustice, as he has been fore
most in his declarations Of friendship
to railroads and railroad employees.
These people know him personally and
that he il their friend and supporter.
lie has repeatedly made the public
statement even before the campaign
opened that our railroad interests have
been the only thing to tide rs over as
n community during the duh wears Of
shor, crops. This is an attempt 10 take
an undue advantage to prejudice the
minds Of Street : friends, hut r%ailroao
men are above the average when the
issue il brains and they will not even
e~ountenance such tomfoolery.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-02
++%+%%+*

The Citizens Ticket Is not trying TO
get into office by charging Irregular.
ties against the Independents. II ~
only the motive OF the little secret eau
cus tina, brought these men out that is
questionable. Their ticket should have
been nominated at u generally adver.
iiscd meeting of the people, open aud
ahoVe board.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-02
rucuMcARrANs sTuNo AGAIN

Some time ago a Mr.. Waller anne TO
this city claiming to be the representa-
tive Of the Texas Magazine. He told
the people Of the city that the Maya
1ine would contain n rics OF articles
on New Mexico written oy some Of the
prominent citizens Of the Territory lie
secured u number Of subscribers at sl.5O
per wear, ara now a letter u received
from the manage Of the Magazine stat
ing that Mr.. Waller had no authority
to take said subscriptions, but they also
state tina, they will protect those who
have paia heir money for the Mage
.me. Any person who reads this article
that paid Mr. Waller for the Maya
zine, will please report the fact TO Mr..
n. II. McElroy, who will see that they
receive IL. Below we print the letter
sent to Mr.. McElroy by the manager.
March cath, 1910.
Harry II. McElroy
Seety. Bus. Men s League.
Tucumcari, n. N.
Dear Sir.
Replying to your letter Of the slst
INST. We are very sorry indeed that
he man Waller took advantage vi your
good will aud confidence aud misrcpre'
,entcd "w publication ia your city.
While MIR. Waller had been on repre-.
sentative, he had been notified Of his
discharge from our employ, sud had no
authority, at any time, to make such
representations rs he did to you.
However, assuring you that we shall
protect your people IN this particular
ease. We beg to advise that II the
; parties from whom Mr.. Waller secured
subscriptions will notify this Office that
we will be pleased to supply them viii
the magazine. We will also suppl,
with the magazine the list of names
YOU sent.
Relativ. to the story that Was promis
-d-wc ar. carrying in the April mum
her. aud also IN the May number, SOM
splendid stories on New Mexico an,
its institutions. We shall be glad,
little later. to- publish an individual
story abou, your city in our develop
mcnt section. IL you will kindly fun
uish Us with the data aud some cuts Il
illustrate II.
We trust you will appreciate GU
earnest desire TO protect your peopl,
aud W. icel that We are doing 80 !
making the above voluntary offer, an
We trust that by No doing that the goo
will Of the Texas Magazine will no
suffer from misrepresentation Of Va
let.
IlRnking you in advance for n r.pl
To this, We are
; Yours very truly,
The Texas MsglI.n
y. =. job ,ior
Z. business Manage
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-02
]. c. BARNETT Is IMPROVING

H. g. Barnett, one of the highly ~
spected citizens Of the community who
has been quite III for some time il
reported a. improving, The very many
friend, of this worthy citizen viii re.
ioicc 10 learn Of his improvement,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-02

The last of the sewer pipe was laid
"Wednesday aud the entire work will
be completed IN the mex, ten to fifteen
days. The tests will be begun some
time next week. IL Is not coming any
too early Us the summer time Is aP'
preaching when u il were impossible
io get rid of the filth through sewer.
nge aud sanitation We would in all
probability encounter a season of con
tagion that We might have cause To
remember for a good many years. We
are fortunate to he able to make a
cleaning this year along these lines.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-02

The Citizens Ticket Is the Tucum.
earl ticket. II stands for something
u is progressive, II IL Tor public i'm.
.prcvements and enterprise; II j. Tor
railroads and more Of them. II is Meth.
81 scabby nor spotted. II Is composed
Of men who have lived here and built
homes, property owners and men Of
business integrity. They wage war on
No public interest. They hold the vel
fare of the city above political part
i-anship, they are not grouchy; they
have spirit, they are for you, no mat
ter who sou are IL you are trying Il
do something. Remember them Tues
day when the polls open.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-02
Municipal Ticket

For Mayor,
J.. \. STREET.
For Clerk,
j. X. DAUGIITRY.
For Treasurer,
EARL GEORGE.
For Councilman, LIST. Ward.
BENITO BACA
For Councilman, end. Ward,
NJ. T.. PARISH.
For Councilman, 3rd. Ward,
JAMES CONwEl.L
For Councilman, 4th Ward,
CLINT RUTHERFORD
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-02

SHOWERS OF SHIRTS AND ALL KINDS
or SPRING FURNISHING GOODS AR
Now ON SHOW IN OUR WINDOWS AND
CASES. THE PROPER cAPER IN coL-
LARS, TIES CORRECT IN SHAPE AND
COLOR, UNDER WEAR PALATAbLE TO
THE SKIN, AND HOSE SO TASTY THAT
YOU Will ROLL YOUR TROUSERS UP:
TO HELP YOU PUT ON THAT GOOD
FRONT" AMP A GOOD FRONT WILL
HELP YOU. HOW DO THESE THINGS
STRIKE YOU?
rs boz. MEMS SHIRTS AT VERY
SPECIAL PRICES. THERE ARE PLEAT-
ED BOSOM WHITE SHIRTS. DARK
SHIRTS, DARK AND LIGHT coLoR5 IN
N~EGLl6EES, COAT STYLE, NO COLLAR;
TAN AND SLACK SATEEN, SILK MER-
CERlZED MATERIALS, ETC. ETC, IN
SHADES OF CREAM. TAN. BROWN.
BLUE AND GREY. ALL SIZES FROM IA
TO 10. THIS SNAP EMBRACES VAL
VESrRoM3l.35 To3l.5o.
Nno'Ce '~
BoYSBLoUSES
ONE BIG LOT INLIdHT AND DARE CHEW
loT, ATTACHED COLLARS.
ANOTHER LOT IN bLUE cHAMbRAY AND
LIGHT FIGURED MADRAS, ATTACHED
COLLARS soc
ANOTHER LOT MADE or WHITE MAD
RA5, WITHOUT COLLARS soc
COLLARS TO FIT ALL SIZES Too.
K-WEAR SPECIALS
10 boz. MEMS SILK FoUR-IN-HANp
AMP SILK TIES. NEAT PATTERNS IN
GREAT VARIETY. THE REGULAR csc
KIND. SPECIAL FOR csc
25 boz. MEMS SILK FoUR-IN-HAND5
AND WIDE STRINGS. BEAUTIFUL PAT
TERMS AND COLOR COMBINATIONS.
5IbLE. EASILY WORTH SOC, FACT is
THAT is THE PRICE OTHERS AR ASK
ING. OUR SPECIAL, CHOICE csc
ARROW BRAND COLLARS
WE Now HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF
FNSS ~ " I'M ! w" wv
LARS FOR SHORT NECkS, HIGH coL-
LARS FOR LONG NEcKS AND ALL THE
~"lN-bETWEEN" STYLES. YoU Ought
TO SEE The NEW "ARRA-NoTcH"
styles If YOU WANT TO WEAR THE
LATEST.
THURSDAY
EVERY THURSDAY HEREAFTER WILL
BE SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY.
WE'LL HAVE SOMETHING PARTIcU-
LARRY INTERESTING - SOMETHING
OUT OF THE ORDINARY. WATCH FOR
OUR ANNOUNCEMENTS BUT If YOU
DON'T SEE THEM. JUST COME ON, YOU
WILL LIKELY REGRET 1T lr YOU DON'T
ia. MUIRHEAD & a,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-31

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IS ''''''''''''
The Harsadine Mckittrick Dry
Goods Company ct al vs., J. s.
N1.!eh. money due on stock held
As collateral
The Harsadine McKIttrick Dry
Goo Com0any ct al VS.. J r.
Dexter. money due on stock held
as collateral
The v,rqadira NrcKi,,r,,,, D~,
Goods Com,anv @, al vs y G.
s.oDr money dpe on stool, bo,d
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-31
CIVIL DOCKET

Setting aI @a Civil Docket. Coun-
a COur~ Carter County. state of
Oklahoma o,.o'e term 1910
T. q. MASON. 1-lEo
,...,,..... ,.4 ,......-.. ., .,....
axe notice thg. f,- .ea Vsa, -,-r.
meuclnE November Isl, this .,g~,
will be OMEN each d., en- ,hs
purpose OF hearirs and dispos.ng o..
motions and de~Hr.ers in a.. civil.
matters and attorneys are earnestly
'e4"tS'v- To sr'''e @- t.ea"lh+S our
'"7 '''A' "''"
Wednesday NS'emee' = ls'O.
W \. u""'NS " Jesse N-'oy
appeA'e1'
W. \. Edwards rs Jesse Kirby
et al aitachment.
NI"S, "0i\'i.'S q H'o"n IS j.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-31

and ]. r. Davidson, suit on note.
Saturday November 12. 1910,
Sanders & Company vs.. w p.
Poland, suit on note.
Hessig.Ellls Drug Company VS. w.
3. Frame, debt.
L. Z. Dodd VS.. J R. Pollock and
j F. Young, replevin.
Ralph A. Beaton VS.. c. NJ Kin
sail appealed from justice OF the
peace court.
Monday, November -. 1910
Davis 4 Kilgore VS.. Peter ;.
Schmau. appealed from justice Of
the peace court.
Silvia Z. Hooks vs.. John ". Hoff
man, appealed from justice OF the
peace court.
L. 5. Joins VS.. c. \ Rains e
al suit on note
r. c. Bridgman vs.. Port Pruit;
ct al, suit on account
Tuesday, November IS, 1910.
Bud Jaggers VS.. W. E Carney. ap
pealed from justice Of the peace
court.
Ardmore Wholesale Grocery Co
vs. J. $. White. debt
\. c. Hill vs.. G. r. Akers. rent
J. P. Moran vs.. G. c. & S. F. Ry.
Co, appealed from Justice OF the
peace court
\ c. Ellis vs.. J. c. Woodward ct
al. suit on note
p. Thomas vs.. Rufin Wilson ct al.
appealed from Justice of the peace
court.
Wednesday, November te. 1910.
T. E. Young vs.. c. Il. l. & p Ry.
Co ct al. damages.
First National Bank. Madill, Okla q.
vs.. John y. Bolles et al, suit on
note.
E F Riser vs. John Hunt. appeal
ed from Justice Of the peace court.
+. F. Riser vs.. C. w. Tucker.
appealed from justice of the peace
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court
S. r. Jacobs VS.. D. B. Tipps, ap
peale3 from justice of the peace
court
Ardmore National Bank vs.. James
H Mulkey, suit on account.
Thursday, November II, 1910.
Mrs. Nancy Scarberry vs.. Max
Westheimer, damages.
Mrs. Moran Scott ct al VS.. Ard
more Wholesale Grocery Company,
suit for rent
A. 7. Burum vs.. J. W. Lasley, ap-
pealed from justice Of the peace
court.
The Farmers Loan q Security
Company vs.. p. c. Raney ct al, ap-
pealed from justice of the peace
court
:. c. Moran vs. 5. o. Paris, re-
plevin.
Ardmore Brick & Tile Company
IS. Lee Cathey ct a., balance due
on account
The Trichell Iron company vs..
Weeks,Spreke.meyer Coo. suit on
account.
c. B Thompson vs.. J. 5 Mullen.
damages.
Friday. November 10, 1910.
]. ". Ritter vs.. c. c. & : + Ry.
Co. damages
J. F. Young VS. W r. Bailey.
appealed from Justice OF the peace
court.
]. w Barrell ct al rs. J. L. Beck
ham ei al. appealed from justice o.
the peace court
J. F. Glover et al vs.. J V Ca
bell. settlement OF account.
Ardmore State Bank VS.. ?. P Har-
Ian ct al. suit on note.
Squire Drugee Company VS.. Ard
more Wholesale Grocery Co. suit
on account
Saturday, November 1s. 1910.
The Guaranty state Bank VS..
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Bird PIuitt, replevin.

Bird Pruitt replevin.
Chickasaw Compress Company VS.
Ardmore Heat & Light Company
damages.
Pennington Grocery Company ys.
The Grand Leader, appealed from
justice OF the peace court.
J. f. Hanks s. J. W. Brooks, re-
pleyin and damages.
X. S. Pitman vs.. Andy Hutchins,
suit on note.
E. V. Strickland ct al VS.. Frank
Berryhill, damage suit appealed from
justice of the peace court
J. NJ. Dunn VS.. Dave Terrell, ap-
pealed from justice of the peace
court.
Monday, November 21, 1910.
Ardmore State Bank VS.. L. +.
Stephenson, repleyin.
Wm. Baker VS.. Ardmore Wholesale
Grocery Co, appealed from justice
OF the peace court.
F.. Smith Biscuit Company VS..
Ardmore Wholesale Grocery Co,
debt, appealed from Justice of the
peace court.
National Can1y Company vs.. Ard
more Wholesale Grocery Co, debt,
appealed from justice of the peace
court
The Texas Gum Company VS. Ard
more Wholesale Grocery Co, debt
appealed from justice of the peace
cOurt.
Ohio Pottery Company VS.. o. P
Rushing. suit on account.
Tuesday, November %, 1910,
G. ". Rethill vs.. Harmon & Har-
mon. appealed from justice of the
peace court
Hattie Stubbleheld VS.. Harmon 4
Harmon, appealed from justice Of
the peace court.
l.. II. Godfrey vs. Harmon a lIar-
mon, appealed nom Justice OF the
peace court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-31

Jim Harris VS.. G. c. G S. F. Ry.
Co, appealed from justice of the
peace court.
Mash Hardware Co VS.. Weeks &
Sprekelmeyer, suit on account.
]. f. Pollard VS.. G. c. & S, F..
Ry. Co, damages, appealed from
justice of the peace court.
Wednesday, November %, 1910.
r. r. Hammond VS.. J. J. Jones,
appealed from justice of the peace
court.
Homer Britton VS.. c. y. Knapp
appealed from justice of the peace
court.
Adolphus Lewis vs. VIII w. Sand
ford, appealed from justice of the
peace court.
Tom l.. Wilkes VS.. New Hampshire
Fire Insurance Co, appealed from
justice of the peace court.
w. b. Reynolds VS.. II. f Gibson,
debt.
Thursday, November "a, 1910.
Mrs. Moran Scott ct al VS.. Ard
more Wholesale Grocery Co. suit
for rent
Charlie Colbert VS.. G. J. Waitman,
debt.
Guaranty State Bank VS.. Mitch
Folds, replevin.
Cook County Liquor Co. VS.. \. J.
and Minnie Carson, suit in repleyin.
The National Supply Co. vs.. Ed
Byrd, suit upon account
Ed Roe VS.. J. c. Collier, appealed
from justice OF the peace court
Westheimer 4 DauOe VS.. J. p Col
Inns. suit on account
Westheimer & Daube =. X. d. Jol
ly, foreclosure of mortgage.
Arimore Wholesale Grocery Co
VS.. J. II. Robertson, suit on note.
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noon at o'clock.
Roll call, quotations from Long,
fellow.
The program will be a combination
of that OF last week and this. VIZ
School Health and Compulsory Edu-
cation. with Prof. Fred Tucker as
leader.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-31

First Ward Mothers Club.
The Mothers Club OF the First
Ward Will meet Wednesday after.
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ncounty, inois Respectfully submitted by the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-31

Go and register now.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-09-22
Organize at Mason

An order of Owls has been
organized at Mason and at
the charter meeting held on
Monday evening the follow
ing officers were elected;
Past President Edw. K. John
son, President Louis McIn-
tosh, secretary John 2. Car
rol, Treasurer N. N. Thomp-
son. Invocator N. N. Thomp-
son; Warden John Mcmillan;
Inner Pickett Chris Iverson;
C utter Pickett Roxey Munroe;
Trustees Mike Welsh, Ole
Axness and I. A. Tarr.
The charter closes Tuesday
evening, Sept. 9th. A large
delegation from Washburn
and Ashland are expected to
be present and a good time is
expected.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-09-22

Il feel in myself the future life.
am rising, l know, toward the sky.
The sunshine is over my head
Heaven lights up with the reflection
of unknown worlds. T"
you say the soul is nothing but
the result of bodily powers; why,
then, is my soul the more luminous
when my bodily powers begin to
fail? Winter is on my head and
eternal spring is in my heart"
"rhe nearer I approach the end,
the palmer | hear around me the
immortal symphonies of the worlds
which invite me. 1t is marvellous,
yet simple. 1t is fairy tale, and it
is history. For half century | have
been writing my thoughts IN prose,
verse, history, PHILOSOPHY, drama,
romance, tradition, satire, ode,
song,-I have tried all. But | feel
that | have not said a thouSandth
part of what is in me. When | 60
down to the grave | can say like so
many others, Il have finished my
days work, but | cannot say L fin
ished life. My days work begins
with the next morning. The tomb
is not blind alley: it is thorough
fare. 1t closes in the twilight to
open with the dawn. l improve
every hour because love this world
as my fatherland. Ny work is
hardly above it's foundation. l would
be glad to see it mounting forever.
The thirst of the infinite proves in
finity. '-Ex.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-09-22
Was Easy Picking

The game of base ball on the
home grounds last Sunday after
noon between the G. O. E. team
of Ashland and the local team
was easy pidking for the home
boys and the score board showed
total of 10 to 0 when the game
was finished. The G. O, F. team
were supposed to have good
rating in Ashland, having defeat
ed the Clarkson coal dock team
on three different times, but they
certainly met their "Waterloo"
here in the game with the city
team. Cramer and Porter we're
the battery for the locals and it
was up to them wheter or not
they allowed the visitor a hit. To-
ward the latter part of the game
they simply played horse with
the visitors, making the game
somewhat of a farce. Runs were
made almost at will by any mem
Der of the team, The game will
undoubtedly wind up the season
or the loceI team Local fans
however would like to see a
match between the Ashland city
team end the local boys.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-09-22
Hoo! Hoo!

The Owls of this city and
Bay field will have a time Of
it next Sunday afternoon
when a base ball team from
each lodge will be represent
ed and will try for honors at
the game. The game is sche-
.duled to be called at two
O'Clock and will GO nine in
nlngs. The players compos-
ing the teams are members
OF the Owl lodge and are old
time stars ut the game and
the contest promises to be a
very interesting one. The
following lineup will repre-
sent the Washburn lodge.
Catcher Cal. Cassiday;
Pitchers Henry Lien, H. FL.
Peavey and V. Robertson;
1st Will Packard; End William
Felix; 3rd I'll. Darling; left
field Chas. Wolff; center Fl.
Hanson; right field r. A.
Herring.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-09-22
Entries For Fair

Three times as many entries hBve
been made for the MOI thern Wiscon-
sin State fair which OPENS Monday,
Sept, 10. as were m de at this time
last year and the lndications are
that the nnm her will greatly exceed
hose OF any previous year Every
department is being filled rapidly;
the fact that the fair is utgtoWinp
the capic ~ s now plainly demon
strated. More new buildings must
be erected.
Tn. attractions are the best to be
had, many Of them coming from the
Minnesota and Wisconsin State
fairs. Those who attel d the fair
speak favorably OF all the attrac lions
and Secretary Clark selected the
most important.
The speed department has reciev-
ed more attent ton than ever this year
and extra features rave been added
so that lovers OF good horse races
will get their share of amusement.
In the long list of entries the names
of many horses that have never been
to this fair are seen.
1t would be impossible here to
enumerate the many attractions that
have been secured. They extend
from one end of the fair grounds to
the other.
A special feature of the fair will
be the Boys Athletic Program under
the supervision OF Pro. A. G.. Find
ley. Sixty dcllrrs in merchandise
will be awarded in first and second
prices to the winners of the follow
ing program: 100 yard dash, 22O yd.
dash, 440 yd. dash, $50 yd run, shot
put, high jump, broad jump. low
hurdles 44O I'd. run. Entries for
the contest must be sent to Mr..
Benson, Chippewa Falls, before
Sept. Fl,