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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTS

Eet your keys fitted. locks repaired. t~t Ms nled, lawn mowers sharpeneds .t " tAet all kinds of light repairing done at at Snith's Gun Store. 95 Wall Street
 1eI- to.4 S14 elf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-25

THE vhe dy investment offered you is dammedmm by the possibilities Of its ammg and secondly its
l ay Any line dmMmemH that can be compared safety ohe Bank dEmmdH is good Investment
Fire Insurance Companies are under mn supervision than Banks A Bank cal. lend out its entire capital
and surplus and at any security lat Ulcers mayo deem satisfactory. Saving Banks are restricted to making
bsd there capital and surplus add deposits on first mortgages National Bank cannot lend on de estate hG an
bmm the personal nosd amy its customers on any others security hasn
The Investments ksd Fire hmmne accompanies. are made according to the amaA standards in exist
ae MOI only must his standard maintained by the Commissioner Insurance in the hm territory Of the
Company bh it is subject to criticism and must be always nMmne1n the satisfaction of any Shem which
the Company d@b business
The aknyd Fire Insurance accompanies can never questioned The degree of value they must maintain
mMta always bemd question Their Investments are aEnnd such character that they cam easily be converted
into oh. Not only is the capital bdo out but their surplus as WELL so that the majority Companies dona
carry in ml, cash sum equal to meh m6 fifteen pm Of their entire assets
insurance. Company must commence operations with large surplus The larger ea surplus the bette the %r
ty or ammg
Fire Insurance the only line business in which the actual book value the stock Of every company doing
business above par The book value of te Stoke every Fire insurance. Company He UmtdS m@H a@e
par angling hmt twenty five percent Oa thousand percent
Do you enue this profitable line of uHnes? boy YOU know of any other lin obut
ness in whch these conditions exist
The opportunity hr for you to share the most profitable bBesd today
The Southwestern Fire Insurance Company npens all that new and p%de in organization
The Southwestern Fire
Insurance CO.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-16
=, EIIANEOES


IS The ga;cs win open at o'clock 4 m
police force VIII DO OroSent dav and night Anyone
who mls6choves obscene language within
the nclosurc during The exhibition viii be c,n-
PEELED to leave the grounds All racing on tho
track VIII be prohibited except that tho program
81 No animals win be allowed 10 run at Ie7.e
on the grounds and all persons hltchiuG trees
or buildings Will DO subjected prosecution
o. II any owner. trainer rider. driver or attend
mt OF any horse nny exhibitor. shall oE-
scene or profanc language To the officers. judges
or committee OF be guilty OF any lun-roper COZ
duet he shall be ruled exhibitor. and for
felt all premiums and
" Exhibitors VIII be prompt to obey tho aian-
agcr in bringing out their animals such time
and place desgnated
So. No intoxicated or other disordcrN uorsons
@ill be permitted TO remain tho grounds. and 1t
Ia hereby made the duty OF the police to arrest nt
once all such persons and take them before the
proper officers to be dealt with according To law.
~ Straw hay and grain be purcha0ed ON tho
grounds a Reasonable prices.
PRIVILEGES AND AMCSFMENlTS
e Tho Manager VIII authorize the letting of
such privileges required To supply tho mecca
sary wants OF the people that may add to their
comfort convenience and pleasure. under no
circumstances viii privileges OF 4 questionable ma
turc OF demoralizng character be sold or lr
anyweo tolerated the grounds in tho b-ld-
inGs. During tho continuance OF tho Fair thor,
Will be music and novel features viii b. provided
each day the particulars OF which will be an
nounced in tho program.
INFORMATION
81 Copies OF the premium list and all inforna-
ton concerning racing programs. entry blanks con-
oessonS privileges freight aud passenger Tatef
moy be obtained by corresponding With Dr. III N
Rove. Manager. ogden. Utah
NDMITTANCE
g. Each person win be required 10 sivo the 5ats
keeper ticket each time he shc enters Tic Fag
Grounds No pass-out checks passes allowed
CT. All persons running carriages, vehicles or az
tomoblleS, who cntcr the Fair Grounds 0hau p.i
50 conts for cnch carriage yohclc or automobile
and 50 cents for each driver and each attendan
and person In such vehicle. and shall b. subject T.
such regulations tho ground tho Executive
Committee noy determine.
81. Riding OF saddle horses forbidden on the Fnir
Grounds. except on tho Unfold.
Cs Tho rnle prevailing fairs. charging from 81
TO -. TO exhibit each article animal \, aban-
donod Each exhibitor buy ono cxhibitorf
tickot for 81. and may enter a many exhibits A.
desired without further cost stuil and Ger
rents must bo paid for anin,als no exceptions tt
this rule, conccssionarics employees or cntortain
mcnts. shows. etc, all paw cents for eacl
made With that understanding.
TICKETS
Children under years with parenta........ Fre<
Children under Is years ..... - cont,
Only 2o seats reserved In tho Grand
stand With cushions ........ ....-......... IN cent
All other Grand Stand Seats ............... . Ere,
Don't ssk for passes. none viii he isaued I;vsrv
person must buy 50 cent ticket FOR each entrance
AZ tho Fair.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-16
FREIGHT RATES.
VIA UNION PACIFIC AND OREGON SHORT
LINE AND RIO GRANoE WESTERN
RAILROADS.
AND NEGETARLEs :

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Full torn rates Will bo charged 10 Ogden. Utah
and all freight charges refunded unon presentation
OF certificate from the Secretary OF the Fair Aeso-
cioton that such shipments have boon placed on
exhibition
OTHER EXHIBITS Except Race IIorscO-
FIrst-Full tariff Will he charged TO Ogden
utoh, and AT tho close OF the Fair prcsonta-
top Of certificates from the Secretary OF the Fair
thst such freight has bcon exhibited and no ehancs
of ownership hos occurred charges will be reduced
TO onc-haf tariff rate
Sceond-Thc abovo does not apply to horses
which In nil cases will no charged for at fun tariff
In both directions - .ri... 7...,..r NJ st
Tbtrd-ln ordsr 10 obtain benefit OF. tho 'aboVo
rates all property he returned within Ten days
aftcr tho clone Of the Fair.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-16

a There Will be charge for box stalls. 81 for
the fair per st9il: stqils. covered, 81. sNinc
nons 81 each All ohpreee for stalls pens must
he PAID to the Secretary Whsn entry Is made
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-16
DEPARTMENT p
MINERALS.

TIIOS II. SMITH. Supervisor
Finest assortment OF Ores in Cabinet Gold
Finoat displav C.npor Oros ....,.....,..G Gold
Finest display Lcad-ellver Ores"..... Gold
Best exhibit Concentrating Ores. Gold
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-16
(Sec Class 2 Department I'D
MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL WORK.

- Rcst initial doscn in color ..........-....s
q Rest dosIgn for poster ,............,..... 200
a. design for book cover ......s"s,r-,s..,., 2p
% Beet design for pottery decoration 200
9s Rost doslgn for oieloth .......... zoo
~ Rest dosirn for wallpaper ................. 29o
Is Best collection school work from nrst
grade any ono building. payable To
school ............., 100
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-16
DEPARTMENT O
EDUCATIONAL.
FRANK pRIGGs. Supervisor

FRANK briggs. Supervisor
Exhibits In this Department be made by pu-
pills. unless otherwise stated. tSeo General Rulo
No 2l)
No Premium
l. Best general display OF kindergarten Work. 800
2 Best collection Of work In Basketry. 500
g. Best display of Penmanshp by pupils
of each First to Fourth Grades .......... $50
T. Best display Of Pcnmanship by pupil.
Fifth to Eighth Grades. best In each
grade ''''','''''''. 6V0
g. Best collection OF exercises In number work
by pupil below the Fifth Grade ........... 500
{ Best collection OF work in arithmetic by pu-
pills Fifth To Eighth Grades, best In
each grado ..,.... 500
Z Best set of papers United States History,
g. Best collection Of language exercises 500
3. Best collection CT Composition Exercises,
based on the Climate. Scenery and Pro-
ducts, (Mincral. Agricultural and Manu-
facturcd In Intcrmountain Country 800
Best collection of Flat Surface Maps........ 500
IL Best collection OF Maps, showing bounda-
rcs and county seats in four statcs..,..,.. SEQ
II Best collection of progressive Outline Maps.
meaning. for instance outline OF rvor
systems outline OF mountain systoms.
outline OF cities ana towns outline with
products, agricultural manufactured
mineral. etc. 500
IL Bcst collection Relief Mnps pei oil or
H. collection of Relief Maps in clay. putty
or mache 500
10 collection of Drawings in Water Coors. 600
IT, Best collection Free Hund Drawings
Ineal and perspective ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 500
IL. Best collection OF Modcings, in clay other
plastic material. fruits. geometrio
forms etc 500
Is. collection OF Mechanical Drawings or
Drawings scale Observation-Disclosures. 500
MANUAL TRAINING,
1s (oJ For best collection of objects made
from scale drawings by pupils In tho
grades .....-.........-..s50
20 For collection OF Manual Training
wood work done by pupil In tho grades.
Il Best piece of Individual work done by n pupil
In tho grades a part OF the prescribed
work; LIST ........... -....--.....-.,........ 500
znd. .............. ....-...,............-... 3oO
srd zoo
SEWING.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-16
dly assigned.
DEPARTMENT n
FINE ARTS.
Hl Acc l-pnlNTlNQS
CLASS I.-PAlNTlNoS.

No award Will be made In this department when.
In the opinion OF the Judge, tho article. Is worth
less than the premium though 1t may be tho best OF
Its kind exhibited Originality Will be the nrst con-
sdera ton. (Rcad the General Rules. especially Rulo
No. 2iJ
! Beat painting. we'll framed, executed since last
Fair to become the property Of tho Fair Association.
unless Gold Medal is preferred to cash
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-16
CLASS Wi-cWlL AND MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING. ETC.

kclAss Vi-FouNoRY AND FORGED WORK.
Exhibits In this class must not be painted or
Nsped.
~
ll5 Best display OF Iron Casting. nnish-
and In the rough .......,....,., Gold Meos'
III Best display OF Brass Castings, In
Guiding Locomotive and Journal
Bearings. finished and in the rough Gold heoa'
lIS Best display Of Hand-forged Iron
aod Rr,s. ... Gold Medal
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-16

Notc.-Any meritorlous example OF craftsmanship
VIII receive consideration by the Board.
CLASS Vii.-PHoToeRAPHY
u Best Photographic Views. not
loss tnan ton .-'.'.s,ss.s....'-.'l.'. Gold Medal
q. Best Photographic Portraits. not less
than ten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Coll Medal
Crho above to be exhibited unframed and without
glass, attached to boards covered with cloth.)
% Best Direct Bust Photographic Por-
trait. 1sXs2 or larger ..-.s.s.....-.....S6c1
81 Beet Direct Portrait. loxl2 10 1id7.. 500
IS Go. Best Composite Portrait. or eombina, - ~
' nation printing OF tIlrec ngGrcs n. $50
IS Best Panoramic View. not less than
three negatives e.. -f......,-.,,,,... 5@
g. Best Colorine of Photographic Coors... SO
y Best thrcc Photographic made and
finished by Amateur .............-.. 100 yIN0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
TALKS ON THE
sELDE:jN I PATENT
tConsinued from First Page. !

iContinued from First Page.)
particular ID In which they are in-
terested happens TO fall on Friday.
Now as wa s,vpra n c,,. fbA man
,, So, as..,
""' az esr ~ p'as
ins WITH haodoo Verse shan the
rnbination OF the number Is which
comes ON Friday the 1ath or the
-. -, i. ~, ,a,,
'n'H.i' ato - ing IN
short, we think he Is in bad and that
he is looking for troubie---a lot of It,
The old argument that one or TIVE,
prominent unlicensed manufacturers
are continuing to turn out lars in
quantity. and that the selden patent
has not seemed 10 stop them. liz a
good argument as far as II goes Just
how good this argument Is will prob
/. abby be settled definitely within a few
months. Meanwhile don't 1859 sight
OF the fact that with the exception
OF one concern. practically every rep
| utabie motor car maker in the ceun-
try has Joined the A. T.. A. M. and
pays license under the Saiden pat
emit Only those companies VINO have
not yet qualified as reputable manu-
facturers OF good cars nave been re-
fused admission 10 the association.
''Now. we know that your competi-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
Apponattox

AFPoMATTox. VA. May z.--Mr.
Grovsr wilmer hes returned home from
il visit 70 Roanoke.
Miss Edna Wright, Of wingfna, has
returned to her home after visit to
Miss Besste Coleman near here y !.
|. Mrs. w. H. Morgan was the gusst Of
Miss Willie Stanley, OF the Black
stone Institute spent several days with
her parents here this week
Mrs. b. r. Oden, Of Washtngtcn, IL
at her home here sick.
Mr.. j. b. Cola OF Prospect wAs Wis
itor here this week.
Mr.. B. q. Anderson has returned from
q visit to Charlottesville.
Mr.. Leonard Gregory. Of Norfolk
81 emit . fsw days with his parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D., Morton were In
Richmond and Tarmvills this week Wis
Mrs.. Danisl Ferguson Il visiting IN
III. q. 4. Runner has returned from
Ohio where he visited his homo people.
Miss Mary Caldwell left yesterday for
TUFTS az q house 1&fty at the beach.
Miss Euna Coleman n visiting In
MI. rufus Elistt. Of Roanoke was .
Iusst IN the home Of Mr. and MIS-. N. Il
Gregory last Sunday.
Miss Inex Chick. Of Prospect, who has
been visiting Mrs.. Howard Harding
for some time has returned to her home.
Miss Mamie TwymAn, OF Charlottes-
VILE II visiting her brother. DR.. d. n.
TwyuiAn here.
Miss Rebecca Anderson left last Sat
urday for her home In PittSylvAnia
county. after visit OF some weeks to
her sister. Mrs. Ben Cole near here~
Miss Lena Reeks was q guest at the
May Day celebration at the Woman's
College. LynchburR last Saturday.
where she has two sisters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
CHURCH HILL NEWS
insended for shs co.n = In -
Church Hin Bank phoned 70 Madlsun 53es1

A large crowd crested Eye Old
Folks Concert" composed chiefly OF
Church Hill talent Thursday even
tng at the auditorium. This concert
was given Tor the benefit Of Laurel
Street church. and was q decided sue
cess both socially and financially
More than one hundred dollars waa
cleared by this entertainment
The meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
Society OF Trinity church on Tuesday
last resolved itsak into a veritaple
Jubilee, when the amount which was
realized by the bazaar recently held
at Liberty Hall was reported. The
sum cleared was $lio.27. and ut the
final meeting In June the ladies sx-
pect to pay Oh their Indebtedness TOR
recent improvements made 10 tho IN
terror OF their church. To this end
they win hold q runamage sale at
1911 East Main, the last week In
May. Any one having rummage to
contribute will please notify the Ia
dies. and . wagon will be sent for II.
or send to the above address.
Halley's comet was viewed by a
number of Church ELL people Friday
morning. They describe Il ~ being
clearly Visible to the naked eye, the
star. about the size Of a large saucer.
with three-xoot tau. It U best
seen about or o'clock In the morn
ing. and IL well worth the early rfs-
Ing to view it
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mann and
little son. OF Atlee, Hanover county.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Mann. 7sos
East Grace street Friday.
Mrs Milton Selph. 2soS East Broad
street. Ia quite sick In her homo.
Rev. Harry Corr and his wife and
little son. who have been visiting Mrs.
Nina Corr, Of se06 East Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
WARRENTON

Especial to Tho Richmond vfrgtnian.)
WARRENTON, VA. May THE
Chancel Guild OF st. James Episcopal
church will give on July 4 at the
grounds OF the Warrenton Horse Show
society circus for the benefit of a
church debt. 1t Ii understood that
this feature il distinctly a novelty.
and viii doubtless draw q large crowd.
Miss Mary Meyers, who has had her
hair dressing and manicurfng parlors
at the Warren Green Hotel. win move
this week into her rooms over the
postodice, where she win be the whole
week. instead of three days. al for
merly.
Rev. e. 8. Kinks and Mrs. thinks
left this week for Baltimore. where
Mrs. Kinks will undergo . slight OPP
GRAFTON.
MIA Delaney Evans and Mi.s Cora
Franklin are spending several days
at Mrs. n. w. Brown and Opal, Va.
Mrs Phil Triplett. Of Hume. Va,
spent some time this week in town
with MrA Chamberlain
Minis Ida Evans entertained on Sat-
urday last In honor OF Mrs. Joseph
Bell, OF Richmond.
cock. formerly Miss Jane Graves, and
student Of the Farmvfile Female
Institute. n visiting Miss Edith Butler.
The Misses Hawley. Of Orlean, Va,
are the guests Of Mrs. w. W. Brown,
on the Alexandria pike.
Mrh William Skinker, Jr., Of the
Plains. Va. II the guest OF Miss Emily
Fair.
Mr.. John Bah. Of Washington. D..
c.. was 4 visitor to Warrefaton this
week.
Mrs Frank Tolbert, OF Maryland. is
visiting at s6unnysfde.''
Miss Cassella, OF Washington. n the
guest OF Mrs. Peter Labouisse.
Miss Sally Marshall, after spending
several months In Baltimore, has re-
turned to Warrenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Eabouisso ana
family leave this week for Bar Har-
Dor. where they win spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. c. W. Smith left ON Monday
for Baltimore, whore she win visit
Mrs. James McEvoy.
Mr.. Foster Gaines. Of New York.
visited Warrenton this week ON busi-
ness
Mr.. Louis Hurzthal, Of Washington.
spent Sunday In Warrentpn.
Mrs. Charles Owens and Master
Charles Owens are guests Of Mrs j.
M. Payne.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
THE RICHMOND VIRGINIAN.

speskssx Rsvs !. J. urayatt ana RIv;
II. w. Forsyth.
r. A.--6orvices in interest OF gen
erai missions; speakers. Morris IA
sic and Rev. D3vid III. Lewis.
Thursday. May IL. 10 A. M.--pe-
yQtiQnal AHryices. conducted by RaY4
r.. r.. O1eOod.
IL A. M.--Aforning prayer and SER
mon By Rev Roger A. Tyler.
r. NJ. Buxiness injecting.
r M.-Hcyening prayer; sermon
By Rev. John Moncure.
~. Acsier w Miller has returnc
from q ave days vixit to Washington
Baltimore and Philadelphia, where he
went in interest Of the Virginia Col
iege of Medicine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07

~ ~. s~hnrt y.~v& rsx4Aa~ $3.50 49,,
49, ss~..s 49,. -, ....s. s'.-s.s
Id Khh onenI Wst1 ustie coaneoys
Ii fun Of interesting and tasghahaa
satust ions from berfnnane - su.A.
rs ,-n.,-s-- - 49, $3.50
80
Inose tsAins pe!I
Girls In 6eminaSy-EorotA 0nraM
Dean: Alice. Nary Deterhot: Kindred,
Ruth Lord.
Boys In Colleee-Hhxold. Ramoa
walker; Tom. Isaiah Hmafhs JAek.
Eddie Taylor.
Members OF rAculty--1g3aa Ophel1A
Judkina, Naquer1te 1owden; Pro4sss
sor Edgerton. blair pOwdeu. Cnyg1U
Thornion, Wayne smith.
Kathleen, Irish Maid; Jonea, H}Ee0
Man.
Thb1eaux.
Dresden Chinar-I1Anra Koc&. Rsys
mond walker: sweet Bunch Of pAisteA
Mamie Thornton. Eones ~ Ms
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
! GAINESVILLE
Especial . rhe Richmond virsanisn.l

Especial to Ths Richmond virsinisn.)
CL4ARKsvI1L.E VA. Nay 1.-1GrA
e. r. Magss has rstusnsd homo. axter
= vary pleasant visit with her nother.
Mrs. %. N. Stith, at BlA0kstonA.
Rev. q. G. WeFtenhaker filled h1s
appointment 4 aoudan on last Sum
day.
Quits 3aree aumbeF ct Clafksvails
people attended the all-dAy ssrv1cAs
ut Ephesus church on last Sunday.
Misa Pattfs Taylor. Of the RAM
dolph-1Eacon institute, Danvills. y
expected homo saturday 70 spsnd :
few days. i
Mra I.eliA Turnsr. wife Of Rsv. v.
r. rurnet, With her litfle child. y
on visit 70 bar mother. Mn. Archie
Lyon.
Mrx. Mabie oss, o. KsysyiIls. Il o.
q visit to her relatives FOR Z FEW
days
\ Mrs. w. &. MooFs. 81 Chuckatuel.
Va, u On : Visit 70 her mcthen Nh
A. J. Lyon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
Fulton News
News items may BE- left q Vel
sens Furniture SeoFo. or phonod
to Madison 474D. ".

Mothers Day win be celebrated In
Denny Street Methodist church Sum
day. The pastor. Rev. ". w. BargA-
min, requests oil to wear q white
flower. There win be an appropriate
sermon and special music. AL are In
vited.
In the Fulton Baptist church there
viii be preaching morning and sven-
ing BY the pastor. Rev. q. r. Jones.
the house Of 0od": evening service,
"Crpha Kissed her mother-in-law. but
Ruth clave unto her.
There win BE- no meeting OF the La
dies' Auxiliary Society Of the N. IA
church until thu hrst Monday Of next
month.
hutton Hive, No, ls. Ladies' Of the
MaccAbecs, Will hold their regular re-
view next Monday In Nelson's Hall.
second floor.
The y. q. q. "A. M VIII hold their
meeting on Monday night In Nelson's
Hail.. third floor.
News has been received from MI.
and Mrs. Raymond Nielsen, who have
been travelling In thu South since their
marriage. that they will return to Rich
mond Saturday and be the gueats Of
Mr.. Nelsan's parents, Mr.. and Mr9.
Nielsen. 3s41 Williamsburg avenue for
d few days before going 70 thar new
home In Orange. Va. Mrs. Nielsen was
formerly Miss Berthe Davis. Of Church
I'M. During the reunion they were
Maya In Mobile. Ala,
Mr.. and Mrs. While Sears, Of New
port News. who have been the guests
Of relatives shsres havs returned 80 their
Beii any. tor ths Virginia Home Tor