davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22
sANITARIUMs

THE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL
Exclusively for women and children. Best
equipped and homelike hospital in the
city for confinement cases. Terms to suit.
1s45 South Flower. F41SI. s-iS-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22
Lucky
No. 516
For Exchange
Read This Carefully

80 acres of the finest sol in
Southern California; Groom, all
modern home; extra large barn
so h. p. electric pumping plant
underground pipe line; fine lawn
palms and flowers; fine drives
and walks. Right close to cleo
trio line. Lies on double clean
corner, oiled roads; impossible to
find finer location; near schools
and churches; has 10 acres of the
finest stand alfalfa that you ever
looked at; 6 acres young wal
nuts; 6 acres pears; 2 acres ap-
pies; D acres oranges; abundance
gum trees for wood; fine family
orchard; fine chicken corrals; all
farming tools; fine team horses, )
COWS, all chickens, abundance OF
hay and feed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22
Buy T his
ait YOUR
Own
Terms

20 acres i miles from Garden
Grove. Good Groom house +,
large barn; 7-inch well, windmill,
tank and tank house; 10-inch
well, 20 h. p. pumping plant; 100
ins. of water; sells to neighbors;
7 acres in alfalfa; II acres young
walnuts; rs full bearing trees.
Team of horses, buggy, wagon,
double harness; abundance of
wood; beautiful location; the
very best soil. Everything on
ranch goes, except furniture.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22
BARGAIN

5-room bungalow. east front, Wiltshire
district; $500 cash, balance like rent.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

FIRST CLASS CARPENTER WILL DRAW
your plans and build your house by days
work. f. NICHOL, designer and builder of
artistic homes Phone El9O9. 5-17-5
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22

Y NJ c. A. AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL-PRAC-
tical shop instruction day and evening NeW
classes this week. Visitors welcome D-lz-ot
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22
German, English
Shorthand
by exper.eLced teacher Terms moderAtS
230 ". 21st it. Phone South SASS.
Lsl.:E::;y IS15

Business College, Northeast corner Eighth
and Hill streets. F61U0; Main oil.
SEND FOR FULL INFORMATION.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
DOCTOR AND WIFE
 ROBBED AT CAPITAL

Little ROCK, May 5.-Dr. Blakely or Gleason, who is in Little Rock at tending the convention of the Ark ansas Medical Society, is in hard luck. He was invited to spend the night with a friend Wednesday and accepted. During the night he was awakened by someone moving about the room. He arose from bed just es man ran out of the room, taking with him the watch belonging to Dr. Elakely, also his cash and the watch belonging to Mrs. Blakely. The bur glar had visited the sleeping room of the host, rifled his clothing and then gone into the room of Dr. Blakely. taking the watches and then calmly opening Dr. Blakely's purse and ex- tracing the money while Dr. Blake ly looked on amazed. The burglar made his escape.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
MAKING SURE OF
 CAPITAL CENSUS

Little Rock, May 5.-T. D. Brooks, supervisor of Census in this district, Las begun the work of checking up the district in Little Rock to see that no one has been missed. Individual census slips are now being distrib- rted about the office and flat build lngs of the city in order that any who might have been missed by the enu- merators can put their names on the slips and send them in to the Direc- tor of Census. The Little Rock Real Estate Exchange, with the assistance of the Commercial organizations of the city is also in the field with a corps of agents, checking up the city so tbat the census will show every resident of Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
 lendar Party.

The calendar party by the Young 8dies Club of the First Methodist Iurch, which b.as been anticipated
 th so much pleasure, occurred last |ening at the church at o'clock. De young ladies prepared very wei and pretty entertainment for eir guests, who included the congre- tion of the church the ministers
 the city with their wives and those lose names appeared on the calen- The interesting program that d been carefully prepared was heard
 the auditorium of the church. (ses of all colors and kinds were ed in the decorations. The church Is literally banked with beautiful
 wers. Along the railing and or e altar and piano roses were pro- Pely banked and used in pretty
 ees. Evey detail of the decorative
 leme showed the superb skill and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06

Little Rock 10 attend the track nee S7.urdav
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
GREAT CROWDS
 AT GRAND LEADER

The big ten days sale started by the Grand Leader last Monday h.as been a big success especially in the Ready to-Wear Department, where they of- fer some exceptionally fine values. They also offer a very fine line of white goods at very low prices. If you fave> not purchased, you can not better yourself than by buying at this Sale
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
Eternity Club.

The annual meeting of the Frater- ! Club was held Wednesday night &he office of Attorney Nick J. Can't Rte a number of enthusiastic mem Is were present. The officers oi lodge were elected for the ensu- l year. H. P. Jordan, was elect president, and H. T. Woodbridge ecretary and treasurer. It was Do decided at this meeting that the M should entertain with an elabor- ! moker at m early date.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06

artistic arrangement of the young ladies. The officers of the club in cluding the acting president, Mrs. O. C. Hankison; Mrs. Mercer Sligh, sec Tetary; Mrs. w. D. Ferguson. treas
 urer, and Miss Alma Dewoody, press correspondent and Rev. and Mrs. w. C. Davidson received the audience as l, they entered. Mrs. Hankison is vice :, resident, but is acting as president
 in the absence of the president, Mrs.
 Arthur Mills The program was car
 ried out perfectly. every number be- ing .a treat to those present. In ad- Clifton to the program printed yes- terday morning, Miss Vashii King gave an interesting recitation which was much enjoyed. After the audi ence had been greeted by the officers
 and pastor theye were ushered to the
 seats by Mrs. Harry ]. Holderness.
 Misses Reva Harris, Jessie Whyte, Fmn.e Dewoody, Fannie Cheek and
 i1oulSe biluSeS. AIUer the QellSht
 full program a social hour was enjoy
 cd and the calendars distributed. The
 audience was invited from the audi torium into the chapel which had
 feen converted into dining room,
 and there the social was held. As in the auditorium all the decorations
 ~ere done in roses, prettily arranged. Mrs. J. c. Reno. Mrs. E. 0. King and
 Mrs. Felix Smart invited the guests
 into the dining room. Dainty re-. treatments of ice cream and cake
 were served by the ushers and Misses Eddie King and Ruth Scales Mrs. w.
 L. Jones and Mrs. J. B. A Johnson.
 During the social hour the calendar
 poetry, from those who arranged it,
 was heard !and was splendid. The calendars were unusually pretty. On
 the front is "Calendar 1910, Rev. w. c. Davidson, pastor and Rev. J. D
 Hammond, Presiding Elder Under
 neath the names is picture of the
 church. The evening was most en-
 joyable one throughout and the young ladies entertained large number.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
BRIEF MENTION

Mrs. Ada H. Sweet has returned from business trip to St. Louis.
 Mrs. J. w. Thomas, of Altheimer spent yesterday in the city, shopping
 W. I. Payne of Sherrill, was in the city yesterday attending circuit court
 Senator H. K. Toney, was a legal hns'ness visitor to Little Rock yes ttrday.
 Mrs. E. w. Freeman, has returned from a brief visit with friends in Memphis. --yG-.---.-
 Miss Gertrudef fMurphy has goAe to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
1. Q. D. Chapter.

All important meeting of the David c. Dodd Chapter, U. D. C., will be held with Mrs, c. R. Fitzhugh Tues cay afternoon, May 10. This is to be q business meeting and an election of officers for the ensuing year will be Eeld. The monument to be erected here by this chapter will be unveiled in July and is now ready for inscrip- tions. These are to be submitted by members of the chapter and voted up- on at the May meeting and each mem ner is urged to be present. The three tablets on the manument are dedicated to David o. Dodd, J. Ed Murray and our Confederate dead, and the privilege of submitting these inscriptions is confined to chapter members.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06

Little Rock to attend the track meet saturday.
 Stuttgart, were in the city yesterday, shopping.
 T. s. Barraque and G. E. Lytle, of 4ltneimer, were visitors in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. J. D. Quattlebaum, of Sher- Till, was in the city yesterday the guest of relatives.
 F. G. Hiner has gone to Mexico, Mo- in response to a message announcing the death of his mother.
 MT and Mrs. Jack Horne, of Hot Springs, passed through the city~~es- terdaXu uen route to Little Rock.-------l /Mrs. NJ s. Winters left yesterday E1orning for Star City, where fle will visjt>-Aer sons fos.-a week
 .1.ss Minnie Flowers and Sidney Heyman, of Lexington, Miss. are in the city the guests of M. Gottlieb and family.
 Clyde B. Smith, who went to Hot Springs several weeks ago for his nth. Fas returned home much im- P: owed.
 Mrs. John D. Martineau has return ed to her home in Little Rock, after visit with her mother, Mrs. Bama Hocomb.
 Mrs. w. B. Pipes left yesterday af- ternoon for Paul's Valley, Oklahoma where she will attend her mother, who i.s very ill
 Ray Gill, of Little Rock. was in the City yesterday on business. Mir. Gill is assistant superintendent of public instruction.
 Mrs. Martha Stafford Gain, of Lit t'e Rock. will arrive Saturday to be the guest of Mrs. p. Richardson for the week end.
 Mrs. George Conklin has returned to her home in Green Castle, Ind. after visit with, Mrs. M. F. Connette her mother here.
 B. L. Parkley, formerly in the in- surance business in this city, now living at Clarksville, Ark, was in the city yesterday.
 Misses Rosa and Caroline Schneider left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock, to attend the st,ate track meet end visit relatives.
 Misses Allie and Jessie Bank will he among the Pine Bluffians in at tendance at the annual state track 1ceet Saturday in Little Rock.
 Mrs. A. M Barrow returned last af- ternoon from Washington, D. C., where she went as a delegate to the meeting of the Colonial Danes.
 Gordon E. Greenfield, former coun. ty clerk of this county who is now farming at Woodson Ark, spent yes tcrday in the city with relatives.
 Misses Selma schloss and Mona Laz arts went to Little Rock yesterday '.fte1noon to visit schoolgirl friends tui.ng the State Athletic Meet
 Miss Georgia Mae List leaves on the morning train for Litte Rock to at- tend the High School track meet. She will be the guest of Mrs. Carl Voss.
 Mrs. c. o. Harris. who is now m.ak- ing her home in New Orleans, is in tue city visiting Mrs. Fred Senyard at her pretty home on West Fifth ave- :.ue
 Mrs. ". X. iasgart left yesterday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
Il Summer Dance.

number of young men of the cit,
 preparing for dance to occur Eay evening, May 15, either a tie |ff City Club or the Forest Parf'
 |illion If the weather is warl;. I
 be held at Forest Park
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06

Big Bargain Sale for 4 Days, May :rd, 4tll, 5tll and 9th, one admission price of 15c. Good for OrpheO Thea- ter and Moon Theater. Change of Program today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
:. . < i. + + 4 a * + f < + f i! + +
 T. + SOCIETY
 0OS l. + <. + i. .s <. s + # ]. + 4 + < '' < x *

Ay Picnic.
 uudson Clan entertained with bilv picnic yesterday at the Coun- 3-,,b near this city. The affair honor of c. E. Hudson and Sr of Dallas. Texas, who are wis., I relatives in the city. About : relatives attended and spent the ht the lovely club. The party 1 early yesterday morning, car
 lunches and returned late in Eftornoon. Mir. and Mrs. Hudson h home tomorrow after a very
 ant visit here.
 Bll Clnb.
 es H. N Atwood entertained the au Clr ta at a pretty meeting yes- Ay aftsT-.oon at her home on West avenue. Pretty vases, filled heautiful cut flowers and roses, used on the mantels. and were bn1y decorations of the home. Mrs. kemp Toney made a high score received the prize, pair of silk The following were Mrs. At 5,s guests on this occasion: Mes es c. E. Philpot, c. U. Mayfield, IT. Langford, A. w. Scruggs, -sley Carter, of Mobile, Ala; liar Ailgore, Gill Martin, V. D. Will
 Charles Ringler and Misses , James. Aylmer Taggart and Bes- Atwood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06
karia Club.

(aria Club. Ibs. billiard Saunders will have Wistaria Club this afternoon a' ! o'clock, at her home on Lake.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06

VII b. ti'c atoat of her brother, 7a3les IL Ali and family. for .a few days.
 Paul P. Schram, chairman Of the local committee of the B. of K. T leaves for Tyler today, where he WI meet the officials of the Cotton Belt 10 make new wage sehedl1le.-.-.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-06

spes"ty at Little Rock. Dr. Stewart spoke on the ''Hookworm~ Wednes- [..y. -~--.~-.w---~~
 Miss Emma Carson, of Knoxville, Tenn. will come for a visit with Miss Lee Breckinridge during the absence of Mrs. Breckinridge and Mrs. Mary Morrison, who expect to leave soon for visit in New York.-Fort Smith imes-Record. ....--4-.
 c.P. Bopa,--as..1he Cotton Relt. leaves tgday for Detfott,~-Aich. to attend the convention of he Brother hood oA Locomotive Enginesrs: MT. Bond is fhs>delegate--repfesenting Di- vision, No. 216 in this city.
 Dave Berlin, former Pine Bluff boy who is now living in St. Louis and is travelling this territory in the interest of the New York shirtwaist house is in the city visiting rela- tives and calling on his trade.
 Rev. w. c. Watson former pastor Of the Lakeside Methodist churc;, ar lived yesterday afternoon from Canl- den, where he is now stationed Rev. Watson delivered ,an appropriats al- dress at the Ascension services of the Knights Templar last night.
 Misss Essie Gottlieb and mother-in- law-to-be Mrs. l. Feyman, arrived yesterday morning from Hot Springs where they have been spending some time. Mrs. Hyman will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Max Gottlieb for some time before returning to her home in Mississippi.
 c. P. J. Mooney. managing editor o: the MemDhis Commercial Appeal, returned 70 his how. in Memphis yes. terday afte.noo~ or+er a brief visit in this city. '''' lie here he was the guest 3f lis '. her, H. A. Mooney md famil' :nI other friends. MT. Mooney vas of the speakers at t;. Land Coa.s ,sss here Wednesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
BOOkMAkERS GATHER in
SHEkELS ON FAYORITES

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Jan, THE
bookma)icrs got decidedly the best of it
at Moncrjcf park this afternoon ana only
one favorlte, Sister Phyllis, in the first
race. winning. There was n heavy play
on all the favorites One of the big up
sets of the day was when Grecnbrdec
won the last event at 10 l, defeating
the heavily played favorite. Paradise
Queen, Summaries:
First race, five furlonss, breeders purse
Sister Phyllis. TO ). won: Harold Jr
s TO ], second; Rose Arkle, IL 10 1. third.
Time. :02 10
Second race, seven furlongs. purse
Nama. Il 10 >. won; Noolspun 90 10 T.,
second; Melodeon. TO 10, third. Time,
1:2o
Third race. five and 4 half fu.Ionss,
selling-Frank Purcell, s to L. Won
Tempter. 1T to >. second: Mr.. Smarty,
10 ]. third, Time. los Ia,
Fourth race. one mile-Jaci Parker
is 10 >, won; Saser. 12 10 l. second: DR..
Holzherg, 10 /. third. Time. l:tl
Firth race, six furlongs. selling-Fur-
mace. ! 10 l. won: Seymour Beu,ler. .
to .. second; SNOWFALL 20 to !. third
Time. 1:14.
Sixth race mile and a sixteenth. SELL
inS-GrcenbridGc. to I. won. Polar Star.
20 10 /. second; Paradise Queen. TO ).
third. Time, 40.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
Emeryville Entries.
Special 70 The Tribune.

SPECIAL 70 The Tribune.
O. OAKLAND, Jan. 7,-Emeryville entries
First race, five furlongs-Pala Chiaucto.
9S; Eleanor Robson, rs: Lewiston. loa
Kid North. o.: j. IT, I3arr. 10I; Metro
politan. 100: ReY Fl Tovsr. l01; Olathe,
100 Pride or Lismore. 100 Old Mexico,
ll2. oswald T.. loI; Descendant 10f
Second race six furlongs-Adcna 100:
Emma G.. 100, Anna May. ~: Gabrielle.
81: Dargin. l02: Likely Uleudonne. %
Louis Streubsr. -; Inclcmcnt. los; Finn
kin. 1ol: Madeline Muscrcvc, los Naea
zam. ll2: Lord OF the Forest. s.
Third race. ono mile--DiaseG. 90 Pre-
tension, III; Mr.. Bishop. lot: David War
field. lot: Colonel Jack, l09: Chsntilly.
LOO; ElaviGny lol: oreline, 1et: Ketchel
50; Directeilo. so: Peggy O'Ncal. %;
Dorothy LcGceti, 90.
Fourth race, seven furlougs F'ol!anshec
handtcap-Arasec. H.: Miss Picnic, So;
Darlington. 9s; Bubbliae Water 10S:
Silver Knight, l09; Bishop. 90; Jeanette
NJ, 102
Firth race, mile and seventy yards
Naud McG. 81 Jim G8rney 112: Roy
Junior rs: Rosevale, lo2; Ca6ichon. 1902:
John Louis los; Round and Round los
81. Avon. lO5: Senorta, so, Mrs. Dot. S3;
Nadzn, 1to
Sixth race. five and y half rurioues-
Jim Caffcrata. 81: Annie Wells, 9S: Rey
Eindoo, H.: Bell Wcther. IL: Rnstling
SIX. 102. Rapid Water 10T; Roman Wing,
i0i; Port Malone. lO4; r, a, McCurdy,
100: lsinoculsr, 90; Rosslare. loG; Del
Crusader, l03
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
NATIONAL COMMISSION
TAKES ACTION ON PLAYERS

CINCINNATI, Jan. 7--The National
, baseball commission late today announcci
It's finding regarding several former
MAJOR league players whose reinstato
nent or return TO The clubs with which
th~N served before Joining the California
STATE league. was sought by Secretary
Morei1s of that orGanizatio
The SiSl OF the decisions was given out
w NedNesdaN after the annual meeting of
the commission. Today's announcement
tails.
joe Nealon. former first baSeman OF
the Pittsbure team. is restored 10 good
standing and awarded to the Oakland
Cal. club. Tho commission states thar
THIS finding is because of the Pittsburc
club waving its right In the matter
Elmer Stricklett and Thomas Sheehan
| former members OF The Brooklyn team
ana Monte Phyle and Outficldey Hender-
son arc denied reinstatement as members
OF The California league. The finding in
these cases puts upon the players them
selves the burden OF proving that they
are entitled TO recognition by organized
baseball
The fifth case related 10 If. Smith. an
outiielder AS previously announced. he
WAS awarded 10 The Chicago National
league team under contract signed he
fore the California league was relieved
Of its ''outlaWUy." "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
DIR. CROOK OVERLOOKED
AND BRINGS HOME MONEY

TAMPA. Fla. Jan. 7.--Phe feature OF
INC meeting today MAS the victory OF Or
Crook. q western vued horse, who has
hcen entered several times. but whose
performances did not warrant his being
picked as good thing lie won, cantor-
ing with as good as TO / agains. him
at times. Four tavorites won.
Summaries:
First race five furIonss-JacL T.. Ak
son. 10 3, won; Necller. TO l. second
Sallic Savage, 10 I, third. Time. los
20.
Second race. five and \ half firIon zs--
Occidental s to I. won; Sorrel Top. 10
Time. l:12 15.
Third race, five and a half furIonss-
Alirise. TO l. won; Nenadiurn. TO [.
second; Jupiter. TO /, third. Time
Fourth race. six furlones-Aco colin. 3 40
J. won; Cloisterest. l TO >, second; Uncle
jim, u TO /. third. Time. leo.
Fifth race. six furlongs-DT, Crook }
10 ]: won; Nebulosus. 10 10. second /;
20 &-5.
Sixth race. one mile-Descomnets 8 to
i. won; L. T, Shipp. TO ), second: Fan
mock Bob, 1 10 /: third. Time l.lS -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
BREAKS ALL WORLDS
AER0PLANE RECORDS
Latham AScendS to a Height
Estimated at One Thousand
Meters.

MOCRMEL0N. France. Jan. During
a i5-minute spectacular night here today.
Hubert Latham, tho French aerouaut. at
talned an altitude urot6cially estimated
at 1000 meters tabout $500 foeD.
The olfici1! record for altitude attained
in An aeropanc is held by Latham, al
though, owing 20 the difficulty in meas
uriae flights. there Is q discrepancy as
10 the exact height e5chcd by him.
Latham is yariously credited with an Gle
vd,ion of 800 meters (about 1900 fccl)
and $50 meters (about 1900 focD.
Oryiilc Wright. IN an unofficial flight
at potsdaT, GERMANY October .. 1903.
reached AN estimated height OF 1900 tcct.
IN the following month Louis PaIlhan,
in Farman biplane. attained a height
which nc believed 10 he GOO meters, or
nearly 2000 feet but the fight WIS not
officially recorded. Latham's record WAS
made al Mourmclon on December ! last.
and WAS recognized by the Aero Club OF
France
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
FIRST AVIATION |
MEET IN AMERICA
Best Aer0nauts Of World viii
Compete for Big
Prizes.
TRIAL FLIGHTS TO BE
HELD MONDAY BY ALI
Real Competition Opens Tues.
day: Will Fly Over San
Pedro Harbor.


Los ANGELES, Cal. Jan. Win
the arrival here tomorrow of Louis
Paulhan, the French aviator, At the
head OF party of foreign ''birdmen. y
the programme for the 6rst inferna.
tional aTiation meet 10 be held in Amer.
Ica, January 10 TO 20, will he dcGnitcly
made M. Twenty Of The ffty on.
trants were on tic ground TODAY. il.
GLIDING Glenn II. Curtiss, one of tbe
leading American aviators. who viii
compete.
Paulhan. accompanied by bis wife.
who viii make several flights duriup
the meet. and Miscarol and Maisso
members Of a French syndicate Of fly.
crs. Will bring two Farman bi.pIanc.
and two Blcriot 'cross,channcl;' ma.
chimes,
Charles X. Hamilton Of New Britain.
Conn, and Frank III. johnson of San
Francisco were the latest arrivals ia.
day, each bringing a ship OF the Cur.
tiss type, \ dozen machines were "a.
sembled this Afternoon on the big avia.
riou field, thirteen miles from the citv
where q grandstand 10 scat 10000 spec.
tators has lust been completed. A
large crowd viewed The preparations foI
the races with deep interest
The complete procra mme will he au.
nnuDccd tomorrow, after confereuce
between the foreigners and the man.
ayers of tic meet An outline OF II
was given ont today.
Competition Begins.
Monday there will he trial flights by
all of tic sviators now on the scene
| but no competitions Will be held. Nol
until Tuesday will the FIRST actnal In
| teruational meeting IN America betweex
| heavier thapair machines be witnessed
Glenn r. Curtiss in his latest GRAF
and Paulhan in 4 Bleriot viii be ths
most prominent contestants III grour
of eight. who will enter a speed con,
| test on that day.
Wednesday. two aeroplapes bropshn
here by San Diego inventors, will I'D
given their Grst trials. aud Curtis
Maisson- Hamilton. Miscarol, Willard
Beachey and Johnson will fly in com
petition for altitude records aud tbt
prizes offered for this event.
Thursday and Friday viii be devote{
mainly TO western competitions. Gov
Gillett aud bis staff and nlauy notable
of the state are expected to witness
tue competitive flights on the latfeI
date. Attempts to f1y out over the wa
ters OF San Pedro harhor will be mad
Saturday night to demonstrate ths
practibility aud use Of airships b<
wartime. The revenue cutter Perry vii
be made the object of a sham attack
An army dirigible balloon, piloted ~
Captain Thomas Fl. Baldwin, will maxi
tho fight with tine others.
The committee in charge today De
cldcd TO bold flights on Sunday. bai
there will be no prize competitions Oh
this day. The duration Sights, in whicf
all the aTiators VIII compete. will b.
the next Monday.