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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-02

Samuel R.. who was 'on the job
lookin' after things out there at
the time. He thought the woman
was going to skip out and leave the
'dope'-as he termed the boy, on
the hands of the neighbors, and as
he had vowed that mo one was 60
in to suffer no hurt thru her. he at
once telephoned the authorities
here to look after Mrs. Casey till
he should come. He arrived on the
afternoon tram, just in time to find
out that Mrs. Casey had already
made arrangements to 60 to Kandi-
yohi and that there she had en-
gaged a team to take her to the
Kirby farm. That eased him bit,
but to be, sure he also bought a
ticket to Kandiyohi in order that
she might not go BY.
Samuel was as confident and q.
full Of secrets as ever. He showed
! the reporter q large number Of let
ters, post cards and newpaper clip
pings, all bearing on the Gunnes
case, and he confided that he wa
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-02
CELEBRATES 18th
ANNIVERSARY

The local chapter of the Eastern
Star celebrated its fifteenth anniver-
sary last Wednesday evening by spe-
cial exercises. Mrs. Mary c. Taylor
of Minneapolis, Grand Secretary of
the lcdge, was present as the guest
of honor. This was doubly interest
ing as Mrs. Taylor was the one who
organized the local chapter. Other
visitors from the Twin Cities were
Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. Bruce. After the regular
lodge work the remainder of the
evening was spent socially, with
talks from different members, after
which delightful luncheon was
served. There was a large attend.
ance of members, as we'll as mum.
ber Of delegations from neighbor.
ing towns.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-02
Bank for Sunburu.

A new banking institution for
Kandiyohi County has just been or
ganized at Sunburg and will be
known as the State Bank of Sun
burg. A new building is to be
erected to accommodate the bank
and the institution expects to be
ready for business on May 18. The
officers are: Hon. P. A. Gandrud
president; 0. Baklund, vice presi
dent; A. J. Syse. cashier. Stock
holders are E. c. Glesne. O.. I
Quie, n. E. Gunnesson, B. K.5Pe
terson; l. @. Rudniugen, K. H
Moen. J.. F. Millard and q
Thorpe. ~,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-02
Crawford POStcarded. i.

A. c. Crawford, formerly auc-
tioneer and real estate agent here,
but now with the Ottawa Land
company Of Ottawa, Kansas, writes
the Tribune asking us to extend his
cordial thanks to all the Willmar
friends who remembered him with
post cards on his fiftieth birthday
on the 18 inst. More than 100
cards were sent from here, and Mr..
Crawford no doubt had to take off
a day or two to look after his Min
nesota mail. 1t is needless to say
that Mr.. Crawford was very much
pleased to be so generously remem-
bered. And if he succeeds in find.
ing out the birthdays of those 10C
it is a safe bet that every last one
of them will get return greeting
at the appropriate time.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-02
MORE KIRBY EX-
CITEMENT HERE
Another Chapter Added In The
ALREADY Well-KnoWn
Kirby Case.

Gustavus Kirby, the employer Of
the woman whom his brother Sam
mistook for Mrs. Guinness, disap-
peared from the Kirby farm in
Harrison Tuesday of last week, and
SO far nothing has been heard from
him. Mrs. Casey. the victim of
the Gunnes hoax, was in town
Wednesday, but neither she nor
Sam knows where the missing Kir-
by is.
Before going to town Mrs. Casey
left her little son with a neighbor,
and this aroused the suspicion of
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-02
List of Petit Jurors.

Petit jurors. drawn on February
10, 1910 to serve at 2 p. m. or
March 21, 1910.
Petit Jurors.
C. M. Anderson, Green Lake.
A. P. Almquist. Burbank.
c.. G. Elmquist, Kandiyohi.
Richard johnson, Lake Elizabeh
Albert Blur, Lake Elizabeth.
Mons Anson, Whitefeld.
Ole Blomquist, Roseland.
Anton Ziehl, Irving.
Charles Miller Jr., Harrison.
Emil Hoglund, Lake Lillian.
B. M. johnson. Harrison.
Fred C. Gamberg, Green Lake.
F. H. Smithson, Roseville.
Gust Danielson, Mamre.
Albert Dahlin, Fahlun.
A. 0. Hedin, Willmar.
M. M. Engen, Arctander.
P. 0. johnson, Colfax.
A. W. Erickson, Roseville.
Chas. A. Isaacson, Edwards.
0. C. Farmen, New London.
D. J. Price, Burbank.
John H. Henjum, Arctander.
Arthur Klint, Fahlun.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-02
J0huson-Colbentson Concert.
The members Of the Willmar band

The members of the Willmar band
are busy arranging for the concert
to be given under their auspices
next Monday evening at the Semin-
ary hall. They have engaged two
excellent artists for the occasion,
and the event promises to become
one Of the musical treats Of the sea
son. The band deserves q good
deal of credit for securing such ar
fists as Mr.. Colbentson and Prof.
johnson. We confidently believe
that the public will show it's appre-
citation and approval by turning out
en- masse.
OF the many press notices con-
cerning the work Of Prof. Johnson
and Mr.. Colbentson we have select.
ed the following. e *
To Gustavus Johnson, an artist
who for three decades. at least, has
been champion of Grieg's music,
fell the task of honor to represent
the pianistic side of the latter'f
creations. Never have we heard
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-02
Plan TRIBUTE
TO NOR IHROP
Minnesota Union Starts Cam.
paig1 for $lee. ~ Mems
DuilAinq IS Tribute
TO Presilent.

At a meeting of members Of the
faculty Of the University Of Mime
sofa held at Donaldson's last Satur-
day night, q statewide campaign
for mems building to be erected
at the University as a tribute to
President Northrop was launched.
President Northrop is to: retire
from the University next July. af-
ter having served twenty six years
as president of the University Of
Minnesota. The plans for the
building provide for all the various
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-02
To Vote on License Question.

The question of license will be an
issue at the coming spring election
in the village Of Pennock. The pc
tition asking for the submission of
the question was signed by the fol.
lowing voters Of that burg. Chas.
Wadsworth, VIM. Helmer, Geo.
Warren, G.. NJ. Leslie, G. A. Berg.
man, Peter Lind, Chris, Christensen
j. P. Jarrett, Bert Larsen, 10
Edlund. @ -. ~ 4. Il
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-02

Mr.. Johnson play with such feeling
or perfection as when now lovingly
and with deep understanding rend-
ering the famous Mountain
Tune.'' ''The Bridal Procession
Passes.'' and ''From the Carnival
from the suite pictures Of Popular
Life" One seldom hears Grieg's
carnival music rendered with such
skill and animation.-V. N. Min
neapolis Evening Journal.
The violinist, Oliver Colbentson,
is quite young. but has great abil'
ity. and gives promise Of some da,
becoming one Of the worlds artists
The Daily Press, April 20. '08
ashland, Wis., r
The price Of the tickets are 8
ad Is cents. They may be secure'
from the band members at the door
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-02

nor what they will contain, except
time and possibly Sam Kirby, but
as neither is at all communicative
the best the people can do is to hold
their breath and wait. IT they can
do this long enough they may sur
vive to read a number of equally
thrilling chapters before the end.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-02

Mrs. P. L. johnson entertained q
number Of her lady friends last Fri
day afternoon. The gentlemen
were invited to come for q six
O'Clock supper.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20
FOR SALE

IMPROVED.
$17,000-Northside corner, three white
tenants; rents $500.
S11,500-Very attractive home close to
goth street
s1O,000-Fine Southside corner, white
tenants, rents $40; good invest
ment and speculation.
ss500-Elegant house, south of High
land avenue, three or four blocks of
Five Points; good terms
$5250-3d avenue corner, rents $3.50;
$3.50 cut in price.
$1,000 fine bargain in an S-room
house, just off Avenue K; in good
condition; large lot, facing east.
$6250-New modern s-room residence,
east of goth street, south, on ele-
waited lot; fine view of city; liberal
terms.
$5250-An attractive Groom Norwood
bungalow, convenient to car.
S4250-Avenue c corner, 100x140, rents
$685. good investment.
S4000-Good 2-story house on beauti-
full corner lot, two blocks east of goth
street and on edge of South High
lands: owner leaving city.
$9500-6-acre farm four miles out on
public road Shades valley.
UNIMPROVED.
$2400-Lovely Norwood lot, close to
car. 80x190
MCCONNELL & BRAXTON
Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance, Loans.
21o7 Sd avenue. Phones $40.
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RYAN'S BARGAINS

V675o-9-room, 2-story, modern residence,
on large lot; servants house and out
buildings, well located In Norwood; one
fourth cash, balance easy.
e2000-Modern Groom cottage hall front
4 and back porches, new and up-to-date; ;
on car line, in Woodlawn; ne-third
cash, balance to suit.
t25c0-5-room house. hall and BATH all
street and sanitary improvements COM
p,ete: well located on car line, near
North Birmingham park third
cash. balance to suit
t14oo-4-room cottage, hall, front and back
porches. well located near the new
locomotive works at North Birming-
ham; 800 cash. balance like rent.
eS00-4-room house on large lot, well
located at North Birmingham: $500 cash
balance easy
e10 per acre, 240-acre farm on public
road. two and one-half miles of rail-
road station, 100 acres good bottom
land, balance good upland; plenty oil
running water; 40 acres in cultivation
fairly good house and barn, some good
timber: would make fine stock farm
will sell or exchange for city prop
erty.
$1,000 200-acre farm. one and one-half
miles from railroad station nice cleal
stream of water through farm. three
fairly good tenant houses, fraeston'
spring, 10 acres In cultivation, gooo
\ second bottom and upland; would con
- Pioer eAchdhee ioi eoou eo''"se
suburbs
215O0-10-acre truck farm, 4-room mouse
good well of water, land in high STATE
of cultivation; well located. near church
and schools; good orchard and out
buildings; ten miles north of Birming
ham, on good road; can make reason
able terms
RYAN REAL ESTATE co.
Bell Phone No. S35. No 2J26 Sd Avenue
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Criticisms of nicfens

To the Editor of The Age-Heraldi
I was somewhat amused on reading
the article entitled. boy Blunders," by
Percy Fitzgerald, In November Is issue
of your paper
Percy starts in to enumerate several
alleged plumbers OF this author, but mere
ly succeeds in showing up his own pro-
flciency In that line.
His first statement that DR.. Brmber
directs that st. Paurs first Epistle to the
Ephesians should be written out as a
task Is false in toto. The exact word
ing in the novel Dombey & SOM is as
follows; Gentlemen. said DR.. Blimber
rise for grace. johnson will repeat to me
tomorrow morning. before breakfast.
without book and from the Greek Tesla
ment. the first chapter of the Epistle OF
ST. Paul to the Ephesians.-
In the second instance there Is no
mention whatever OF any clerk In 'Dr.
Marigold's prescriptions" the only refer
ence therein to a quarter Of million In
specie being where DR.. Marigold, the
cheap John, refers to the cheap Jonn
politician, whom he depicts as talking to
the assembled voters from cart, ana
this Is his WOrQSi NOWs iOOh hCi e. eAAiS
is the very furthest that I'm a-going to.
I'll make Il two thousand five hundred.
and still you won't there take the
lot and I'll count out two thousand seven
hundred and fifty pounds on the foot
board of the cart to be dropped In the
streets OF your magnificent town, 1or
them to pick up that can"
In the third instance, inasniuch as no
size Is given to the carpetbag full of
soyereigns the weight thereof Is a matter
of mere conjecture, and might be any
amount from one pound upward mo
bunder here"
The last item, "And Fatty Coram en-
tiers with an iron box two feet square,
which no girl could carry Qlittle Dor
ritz. This is quite a matter of figures,
assuming the thickness of metal in this
box to be one-thirty-second Of an inch
thick, the average thickness for boxes
used for storing deeds or valuable papers
we have 11o1z cubic inches, cubic inch
of iron weighing one-quarter pound,
therefore the box would weight IT'S
pounds Not much of girl that could
not carry that weight
In conclusion l would suggest that
Percy read Dickens carefully before
penning such absurd criticisms, and
thereby avoid rendering himself ridicu-
lous to those familiar with the writings
of this great novelist
RICHARD THUSK,
Cordova, November 16, 1910
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FOR SALE

A bargain in a nice lot 50x1S0 at the
main entrance of Corey; faces the
car line; sidewalks in and Is cheap
at the price, $1100.
One of the incest summer homes. just
across the mountain, with a history,
new, modern house; waterworks in
house; 2 acres of fne land orchard,
grapes, ETC.; fronts on a fine macad-
am road and Is not three and a half
miles from courthouse; this place is
cheap at $500.
A nice new 10-room house on North
18th street that can be bought at
a very close figure; lot 50x225; all
street improvements In and paid for;
price $500; terms.
A choice lot on MapIewood avenue,
which is in the swell Highland ave-
nue. section at $50 per foot.
We have one of the best black belt
farms in sumter county that Is es-
pecially well adapted to the growing
of alfalfa; contains $500 acres of
land; has plenty Of tenant houses;
all In good condition, and only ~
miles from railroad; this place IL a
bargain at $40 per acre.
II you are in the market for fine
farm call and ask us about this
place.
M'DAVID, TERRY & co.
HUNTER NJ. SMITH, Salesman.
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FOR SALE

S750-One -third cash; two 3-room cot
tages on 50-foot lot, in center of in
dustrial district. city; this will net
you S12.50 per month.
s2500-S250 cash, balance $50 per month,
neat cottage, rooms; all complete
with fine plumbing and all convent
ences; street improvements in; you
don't have any expense except your
payments This is in city. on North
side
S150O-One-t third cash, nice lot, 30 feet
front, on 10th avenue, south; alley
corner; lots are getting scarce IN
this section.
s5OOO-Terms $1,000 cash, balance easy;
large T-room modern house, in fine
condition; two large houses on rear
renting for SIS per month; lot BOX
100; close in on Avenue @.
GEORGE BILBE, Agent
Bell 81. 2104 1st Ave.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Injustice to Pastor

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
In last Sundays issue of The Age-Fer-
aid noticed a statement to the effect
that the Rev L. NJ. Bradley of Selma,
Ala, had been extended call by the
Avondale Baptist church of Birmingham
to fill that pulpit. and that he had noti-
fed the congregation that he could not
accept the call.
As a member ard deacon of the Avon
dale Baptist church, and in justice to our
pastor, the Rev. c. J. Bentley, I wish
to say that the above statement is an err
ror without the ghost of a foundation,
and beg that you will correct the same.
l understand that a call was extend
ed to the Rev. Bradley by the West
Woodlawn Baptist church, and the mis-
take in names is probably the cause OF
the injustice to our present pastor, the
Rev. Bentley. A. B. SUDDUTH,
421s Second avenue south. Birmingham.
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Wisconsin Defeats Chicago

Madison, Wis, November 1s.-The Wis
consin football team astonished even its
most enthusiastic supporters this after
noon by defeating the University of Chi
cago 10 to in a game replete with spec
tacuar features. The Badgers won strict
ly by old football methods, while the
maroon warriors tried everything on the
calendar, failing signally to- gain on trick
plays Crawley and Young were noun
tains of strength for Chicago, making
most of the downs, while Busra, Gillette
and Murphy. the latter a substitute can
ter. starred for Wisconsin.
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FOR QUICK SALE

We are offering an S-room house in
Norwood at remarkably low price
and on exceptionally easy terms The
place is furnace-heated and the down
stairs laid in hardwood. The plan is
one that will appeal to any one desir-
Ing modern and comfortable home.
The, lot is terraced and sodded and the
drainage Is perfect. The house fronts
the south and presents a very tasty
appearance, which is amply sustained
on the inside; $500 cash will put you
in possession at once. For further
particulars cali on us. If you are look
ing for a snap and home here is your
chance. Cali on or phone
MEYER & GOLDMAN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
2OO9 First Avenue. Phones 1877.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20
FOR QUICK SALE

We are offering an S-room house in
Norwood at a remarkably low price
and on exceptionally easy terms. The
place Is furnace heated and the down
stairs laid in hardwood. The plan is
one that will appeal to anyone de-
string modern and comfortable
home The lot is terraced and sodded
and the drainage is perfect. The house
fronts the south and presents a very
tasty appearance, which Is amply sus-
tanned on the inside. $500 cash Will
put you in possession at once. For
further particulars call on u.s. If you
are looking for a snap and a home.
here is your chance. Call on or phone
MEYER & GOLDMAN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
2009 LIST avenue. Phones 1877.
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FARMS

2O0-acre rich, level, red valley farm !:
all in cultivation. adjoining railroad
village; will produce its value In years
If properly handled.
$4500-70 acres, 50 acres rich level land
in cultivation; make 5 tons alfalfa; so
to 100 bushels Of corn per acre; n mile
of good city.
s700-5 acres near East Lake.
seT5C-s-room brick veneer, double floor,
slate roof house, hardwood finish, wa
ter, lights, sanitary connections, street
and sidewalks, on car line
s1Oo0-4-room house and hall. ] to blocks
of two car lines. schools, college.
churches, stores and postofice; must
sell.
FARM REALTY co.
704-5-6 Brown-Marx
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For Sale-South Highlands
s625o-South 18th street, 50x1S2. 4 bed
rooms, furnace.
S5000-South 18th street, 6oxloo'
rooms, modern.
s5000-South 14th street, b0xl6o, y
rooms, modern.
s6250-South 18th street, 0oxloO, .
rooms, furnace.
s4500-South 18th street, 47x10o,
rooms, furnace.
s4oOo-south 10th street, 45x1oo. 7
rooms.
s4ooo-south 22d street, box14o,
rooms.
s42OO-Florida avenue 5ox1So. rooms,
furnace.
s55oo-st Charles street. 5ox1oo, 8
rooms, furnace.
s450o-Corner q and 77th street, 5ox
1876, rooms
ss0Oo-Cypress avenue, brick, rooms.
hardwood, furnace.
s75O0-Modern home near Five Points,
furnace.
s7ooo-Modern home near Sycamore
street, furnace
w. B. LEEDY & co.
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FOR SALE
Norwood.

eU0o-North 10Th street; eOx190, 10 rooms,
modern.
nj .Ooo--North soth street; sox19o; rooms,
modern.
o575o-N North 25th street; 4ox100, rooms,
v furnace.
45250-North 32d street. 50x140; s rooms,
furnace.
We have choice vacant lots on South
Highlands and Norwood, and homes
from $1,000 to $4,000.
w. B. LEEDY eco.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Notice to Road Contractors
Sealed bids for grading and gravel
ling thirty-two miles of public road
will be received by the Dallas county
(Alabama) court of county revenues,
Selma, Ala, until IL o'clock noon, De-
cember s, 1910.
The right to reject any or all bids
will be reserved. w. S. KELLER,
11-19-10t County Engineer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20

$13, 800 Fine corner lot
1O0x110 feet on Twenty
first street, three blocks
from site of proposed mil
lion dollar hotel. No better
site in Birmingham than
this for large, first-class
apartment house. 1t is a
regular snap at the price.
AIT.
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FOUND
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE.
Corner lot on railroad. 50 feet by 12ox2ox
1877 feet for s125 cash; lies high and dry
on A.. B. & A. r. r. at Powderly.
House and lot at Powderly, $3.50; terms.
10 acres, fronting A., B. & A. R. r. 76O
feet; 1925 per acre; in the city.
Il lots near Powderly, all pretty, 500 each
on extra easy terms or slngly $3.50 each.
L. G. PETTYJOHN
Phones 11o1 and 465. 1924 Sd Avenue.
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$3250-Easy terms will buy
this six-room house on
Eleventh avenue, north. Lot
5Ox240 feet; faces south.
Pick it up at the price and
live in it or rent it at a good
interest. Also.
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S45O0-C orner 100x100 on

$4500-Corner 100x100 on
Frisco railroad tracks, con-
venient to the business
district and only one block
from two street car lines.
Good location for warehouse
or manufacturing plant. As
this class of property is adj
vancing rapidly in value,
pick this place up now at
this price. AIS.
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S2SOO-It only requires $475
in money to swing this deal
for an attractive five-room
cottage In the Fountain
Heights district. 1t is an
attractive house and a good
bargain. Lot 50x140 feet;
faces south; convenient to
car line, churches, schools,
etc. A-79.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20

$5750-From $1,000 this house
has been reduced to $3.50,
and it is one of the best res
idence bargains in the entire
city. New Ell ght-room
house, h ar d wood floors
downstairs, furnace and
other up-to-date conven-
fences; on lot 53x170 feet on
South Highlands, east of
Doth street. Terms are
easy. ASS.
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9O0O-Beautiful lot facing
100 feet on Highland av-
enue; southeast exposure.
Any property along this
great residence street is
worth at the lowest price
800 per front foot. A-S6.
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FOR RENT

w. B. LEEDY & CO.,
Phones AZ. 112 N 21st St.
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S7500-Beautiful new home on
oath street, north; 10-rooms,
bath up and down stairs;
furnace heat; lot 60x190
feet; servant 8 room in base
ment, also good servants
house and barn on rear of
lot. $4,000 cash and balance
on good terms at 6 per cent.
Asa.
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$5250-An attractive Norwood
home that has been cut In
price from $4,000. Furnace
heat, hot and cold water,
walls beautifully decorated;
handsome electric fixtures.
In fact a jam up home in
every sense. $500 cash and
balance easy. A-81.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-10

Col. G. w. Bruce of Conway, re- unveiling exercises, when an address by Prof. John H. Hinemon was de- livered and the convention got down to it's work, the reports of commit tees being received. Tonight ad- dresses will be delivered by Assist ant Attorney General w. H. Rector after which the Veterans will join the Daughters in reception to be rendered in their honor at the resi- dence of T. H. Bunch Tomorrow the Veterans will elect their officers for the coming year, commanding officer being to succeed Gen. James F. Smith, who has already held the office three terms and who will not be a candidate for reelection. The women of Little Rock are sparlne nothing to make the visit of the del gates pleasant.