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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
RECIPROCITY WITH
MEXICO WANTED

MuNico CitN July goo "Br.Ip.r,t,
with MuN..o s even moor. import
uui cham with canada and hYu.
Whom Che poulus treaty - 4u.d thn
United state, win H, un,. .u# u,-
s"tIaliuu- oifH thh suuurr," said p
q RYAN, traffic manus, of Ur
Mexican Northwestern ru#ut, l.s-
nrIH Thor. aru Wauy ar..lts pros
du".d uH nu country lHt OBJ, other
country ur.ds and ty placing them
900 tn. rp. ..t trd" would 10, groIt-
BIS benefited IVA, dui, collected up-
COD N.Ni.uu lumber ls very small urd
oHr cumuau, exports e pr.U dcaI
however, there number OF other
article" 'ntt paw a hiEb dun ou both
Sides OF tN, Hio GRAND, tnI b. THIS
cost Was removed living would br
cheaper Hd the RAILWAYS Vuuu du
90 greater business. possibly tI, urN
government in examining -uu. nf thr
'.d Concessions maN U..l. tut the
uHN s t'o hisu put FOO uHcr go
both nations reciprocity treaty
should 10. mtd,
Mr. Ryan stated that roublD was
over aloul 90, limo COZ inc North
Western and thHt everyone was an
Wurk However. cher. BIS e searcit, ot
labor and tdt companies are pay ing
t"" pesos ur more per da5 Recent
E Published stori.s were greatly exc
uEgsr.tru Do, lIi. tor out of a SHIN.
mrul of 500 mon only about 60 had
demanded 60 Doc paid la sold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
UGLY TEAM CAUSES
ANOTHER INJURY
Sixteen Hundred Pound Mares
That Ran Over and Killed
c. C. Collins, Throw En-
ploye Out in Runaway.
Especial correspondence To- ucraldJ

Especial correspondence tu Herald
Carlsbad. ~ ". JU't 900 Th,
l6nu-puuud team cot l-l,aI-uids that
ran over and Nliod G.. e. collins of
thi. Dl Hst sunday Wus th, Gauss,
ot duotu,r serious accident con-, oi
Mr. collins employees who Na- dri,.
u- tb. horse, Jo town YESTERDAY. lost
control OF iH, spirited animals aud
was thrown 'uw Tho wa-uu, su-ti.u-
Ing s,r Hu. uuJGri's
Tu, hud, ol e. e.. ,"lHus ,a- huf-
led aith wUtr uonurs here Ji 30
Monday evening The departure cot tine
muua hDIul Uu-tpoucd uu account
of Guordsmau collins death a p0g,
gathering OF nrudE ana % brother
from TrNg- attended the funeral Ace
rufduE p what can %, learned ut tu,
accident Nh COLLINS had driven tb,
horses uut GOO HH ranch about thr,,
mites below town and had loU-,n.d
tlr traces. Do. thought. and removed
th' hudl,. However 10 -,yms. Mr.
collins hld ure'petcd tu unhook u,
OF th, traces Nucroupou the team
started. and u iU. ,udcaNur Co stop
them Mr. collins was ran down uud
trampl,d uH. and struck los 20 part ut
tho wagon. ID. -ustainpd ulrrual tu-
lurip4 that p,.H-.uuod his dr1tu NijN-
bon min, minute.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
ART|LLERYMEN BACK
HOME AGAIN
Battery A Returned to RIOS.
well After Ten Days in the
Captain Mountains; Off.
GERS Pleased With Results.

Roswell y NJ Iul, ls Battery
returned Monday from their ten.
day camp di Camp Jana. .u hO Capt
IAN mountains The men report a.
good Jiuc e. vel as one %. much
Eioht 10 them from military point
While There 10 Idincd every day.
which ot course made Do yer, irving
ON their health bat none reported
sich
Major McNair q 5 army. who has
hcon instructiug the men of Batter
A al their camp of instruction. VIA
inspect The Wnor} aud gun sheds TO-.
night and shortly after leave Tor Fuu
Riley, Kansas has post tie wac wcl
pleased with th, showing made pv
thu battery during camp, ana mas
only word Ot commentator Tor me
batter,
~ r. Friend brourht in the ms,
'hnialouprs ol The season yesterday.
ana thny wr.C fine ONES, both ia
looks aud flavor This ls nearly two
weeks ahead @. the usual marketing
OF the first melons
T. ) hamilton is having an add
ton built in front of his old office
building on Main street. aug will have
10 roudN tor its occupants about a. ,
nrst The north halt viii be- uc-
oapicd by the building ANA Loan as.
collation.
Earl j. Wager aud Miss HANNA
Pullen, late Of Chicago. were quictl,
married al the Catholic church, aud
are auW at home at iUl NOIfh Ken.
lu"NN Both parties are well and
iaVorahly known and many friend
wish them we'll
W a. shelby who recently bought
100 acres In the Befrcudu farms. lc',
Yesterday Tor his home In 81 Louis.
where he Is connected with the shoe
firm OF Friedman a shelby lie is
well pleased with Roswsll aud ma,
make this bis winter residence. amer
he gesi his place shaped up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
GENERAL ]. BLANCO
RESIGNS OFFICE
Asks to Be Relieved from Du-
ties as Municipal Chief of
Cuidad Juarez To Confine
Time to Military Affairs.

Or rusu. r,N. july 30 Brig. G,u.
Jose De Luz Hiauyp has pr. -put.d hIe
resignation Is municipal cuIcI OF
tuIuu JUHr.l Is order a. couUur HIs
attention Poo military aud polite. POI. t-
t,rs ~. VIII reWun mllar, dr,.-
tor ct tH. rural police force. w
northern Chihuahua Iis .u.., ur
90. uIE| MAYOR CO.. th, town - mot
known hut ala indicate. tnrt Doe Nl
'r Implanted by Juan IS N.uuu t
N'ui.uaut colonel ui lusurrr.tu. auu
''rW'r business man pr .h, h..I.r
cts.
General Blau.o yesterday received
H.r commission ts eumulud.Ht l.
r.u ''gs,. from the federal s..nru-
mont ur Jnr national capital a., H
commissioned Dos President o., lu
bHIr1 and the dpruu,ut . signed hy
chavez. q suh-H.rr,urN E.anco
mold tur same position by commission
w The pruNHiouaI government ut tho
sttt. uf chihuahua but tho document
.ust arriving leaves uu question us %
hir p,rmaupucy 100 tho position
Sine. tho llptgrc of Julroz. Bmn-
eco hos been serving both ns civil and
military rhiDr ol the oltN This ar
rugpwrnJ however. was mot only
confusing put NOR, than one person
could properly manipulate. $50 tho
former iu-uurctu chirf Welcomes the
change, ALLOW ing him Goo d,yut. H,,
rutlr, ump 90 lu organization coz /,
rurW. police service. slWHnr to the
former federal Hurdly" system. out
hrsrlE employing the material uut.r-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
GOOD CROP ASSURED
FOR VAUGHN
Beans are Especially Fine,
Corn is Shoulder High and
the Golden Tassels are APP
pearlng,

Vaughn y a. Iuly 20 Married.
July TIE lNih James " Ward and
Pauline stuart both Cl Vaughn y
NJ N r. NCMullcr officiating Roth
are highly respected Young people and
will have much happiness in their
married Iic
Vaughn ana vicinity have hal sew.
crM good rains the past two wn 49,
This insure, good crops Tor Naugau
Ihp bcals are especially good aud an
expect hcayy yield Nnst ul th,
corn Is shoulder high ga tasslius
Mrs RoGdOiph Brown ana sister
Miss Ailsic Brown. arrived at Vaughn
several DAYS ago 90 spend The summer
Wise iulks. there ls uu Ilace like this
Tor the summer. cool nights and pleas.
ant days Mrs. ana Miss Brown are
guests ul our popular MI Otto brown
Rev Charles True Goodsell LETT
WEDNESDAYS for Duran lo hlI his ap.
pointmcut al the BaptIs church "a,
that place
The auto drivers between here and
Roswell report bad roads owing 10 so
much rain
The Halls musical show has been
in town for the past two uights and
Tuesday night after the show held "a
hlg dance. Al report goud time
Halls furnished The music
Miss Lelg Mcdonald arrived tho
other day 20 spend the summer with
her sister Mrs G. " Darlington
MI. aud Airs III T. Haber viii en-.
tCrtaln Friday evening In houor oI
Mr. Bahors sister Nh Bancrs moth.
ca aud sister are here ON an extended
visit
= - Harris aud family moved 10
Santa Rosa this week Wa are sorry
10 loose these good people Mn Har
yls was night operator here an the
u. = a 5. W A stuart viii take
his place
[ Miss Myra Hanks returned last week
from an extended visit with relatives
and friends In Illinois
/ Tho Saus Souc club viii give M-
dance in the ID d. Clark building
, Wednesday night
! Mceh Turner and bride arrived
/ Monday they will make their homo
here Mr. Turner will take his mth.
en- place In the barber shop while
d. I. is on a business trip in Texas
Some one tried IA break into The !
X Monroe hardware store one night
last week Mr. leiries heard glass
breaking and tried to locate the sound
when he happened 90 see some one AZ
I the rear door of the building HC
4 started over that way but the thiel
saw him aud mado MS escape Moth
ing has been seen OF him since
Rev ! ) Russell Presbyterian min
lister from Roy, y NJ was here sun
day aud the people OF Vaughn enjoy
! ed two hne sermons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
GUADALUPE COUNTY
NORMAL SCHOOL
IN SESSION
Regular Sessions Have Begun
With Attendance of More
Than Fifty; Albuquerque
Woman Principal.

Snuu Rosa. y NJ. July -U.-Tno
GuaIampr count, SUNNI r Normal
school for Teachers op.l,d Monday
with Mrs Nnra urum,ark of Nlbu-
puerU w principal thr initial att
tcudJug, b,ug about 80 teachers.
More are arriving today and regular
trsslous NIl b,r,u tomorrow with
aho,, 5u l attendance aud THIS NiIi
hr th, beet institute iu th, History ot
The, county without doubt
county ~uprriut,ud. ut George
Huroh h1- given a. great deal ot Time
ana work Boz the preparation Tor Tho
nsutut, ana rvcrythWE BE- being
duur Go ~. 10 tine sta, of the visiting
teachers O. pleasant one.
The session is to last four weeks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20


ON Oh, adyisabuiiy of q municipal
water plant and Ia Studying th' pu"s-
ton
June Vus ono OF the puictcsi
months m buildml that pho,uiN has
experienced Ser year. juc total oi
th, huildug permits issued being
sea. UuO Even a. that two houses
were completed every three dave.
The Glendale. Nriz sugar factory
hH- turned uuf 2.-u"."o" uuuuds of
Susan boo th, past th,r. vu.hs. aud
hotor. On, season ends which VIII
De- uuuu; tu, FIRST week. u Angus.
$1,000. 600 pounds NOR, N.I hoy" been
wudr TH, beet farmers are rcaliz-
iug $50 90 $50 not per acre from their
crops
Ai Stafford A. ) g. Ringer nearly
lu,t his lip through taking the wrong
u,djpiu, by mistake. lie was sp SUR,
that hc know just where the calomcl
tablets were located that h, entered
tnr room iu th, dark. found box aud
touk e tablet From the taste and
burning sensation hc f,lt that SOME
Trims WAS wrong, uud h, WAS suou
tu'rrug Nl tho effects of poisoning
II WH. discovered that h' had swat
hUoh tu auu~opiie tablet y phsN-
c"n worked with him for wur" Than
un hour and he b. NOW resting vusil>.
e. j. Cot,y AMI a~snCiat,- cot d rail-
road contracting urm have ul,d suit
AGAINST the shannon Arizona Railroad
company for 100000 m. plaintiffs
ht,, nr,Hdy boon paid y@ls.nuu Dos
tho defendant COMPANY. aud N... 600
represents tu, dirrDrpue, between
what fhp contractors haN, been paid
and what tho, think they should have
boon paid
Attempting to use ou O.. ,Np,dto
tr. IunitIpr of u.I la a. cook .toy,
rts caused two serious accidents oil
Identical nature m Bi,a,. dur.up tho
past week..
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
AGU|LAR RANCHMAN
SHOT DOWN BY
UNKNOWN MAN
Bloodhounds Now on Trail Of
Person Who Killed l. Disato
on Lonely Road, Without
Apparent Motive.
Especial Correspondence To- ncrnId)

ATlNfNNA w ,
Aguilar. colo. july CO.. While
coming tu this plac" tor supplies sum
dn, night lgmN pisatio, un Apishapa
valley ranchmau, was pppiiN murdered
by an unknown assailanL He was
attacked upon O. lonely road about q
hair mile from th, cltN aud five shot
gun shells were discharged into hi-
body at close range. As vet no clue
has been discovered that viii posi-
lively Identify the murderer
The five shots were distinctly heard
In the town nud immediately party
OF citizens rushed 60 the seen, ot the
crime. Disatiu was found la heap
Bog the side of a., road aud signs oi
terrific strugglc N,r, evident iu th,
dusty road.
Tho bod, was ut,mll, shot to
pieces TIA, top of the head was
blown completely off large cavity
Boa th, chest showed whore another
shell hud found its murdorous lodging
place. ana thu back and legs of the
dead man were mutilatcd and bruised
past recognizing a. members of q
human body
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
CLOVIS PEOPLE GO
ON TRIP ABROAD
Presbyterian Church Will be
Helped on It's Way by Gen
eroSity of Those Who Make
Journey.

.,
''. '''"'
i"i' 'I the population ol 'h' ri'N
tupk advantage uf 90, EXCURSION rates
ufr.r,d ON Tu,sd.,, .,.utng b, IN.
t..,. An
'.' ''"'' "' an" went 'h ''' Hlp
around the world IN, union -tu-
ton was tn. Antl.r4 hotel u.r. tho
t...., ,..r,. Az. t5.o.,. ,rp..,..
'"' W." "''''"" '''" I't 'n'
Sn1H sum ui 30 cents 0 round "Trip
l'h'1 Co Eut"p, and r.iuru hN Toxic.
Ih' Automobiles lrit ''ytv .u min
u'rH With nt TIE passengers they
'"uId CARR and frequently moro. the
'hlei'n'sis hoi"ic leaving the Unit
p" rO''' were gwen typical ,'tN
Lnsi'ud "Inn'r U ih' n'auiiu'
NOME "i Mt. PTi'h'ti Every room
WAS t'' WIN inc national flags ana
l"' r''"r- ''d white, sad hlu. u~'d
iu 'ia""itl' ana artistic decorations.
MIS-. ''"Hn'Ir drllhs a. conductor
p""'"'H 'pc O'h'i0 ana th' guests
'''' "-''I'" ihl' no. ulhhg room
who're U''N N'r' rN'd the i'Ii"" -
'ni "Ihh"r ihck'u ana dressing
h"''"h BAKED n'ans 1ud brown
"r'"d' ana butter tea and coffee.
Mt'r hurried goodbye Coo friends
tl' N"Narr across the ocean began
'h' II'St country reached Was Ire
''', the homo ot Mrs John No
Nlnm. where Paddy grc"i,d the
N''I'I'fN MN the El1ud hand aud
10" uun D. h' ordinarily eats was
SERVED t' mem hN a. fetching Irish
'''I'rn whose native dress added No.
'hr picturesque scene 800 which tho
'n''l decorations were Snamr"cks aud
i'lN''N Ih' travellers. next dcstina
i''h N"H 6'rm'uN. the hnspiiR'l,
""Il' ni Mi~ y u. Holland on West
''F'nd avenue TIA, nous" was doc
grated &" represent holiday "c,a-
SION h lhai i"nd "nd the NATIONAL
''i't~ ana il1Es bad been arranged
"> skhliul hands 90 give the desired
'iI'ti ana give h decided loral color
0"u'rNf"ut and irnnkfurt,r "n tho
lahi' I"ii %" doubt Zoo tho minds Ui
we travellers as q" the country in
"hl'n lhty wer" nov sight seeing
\ long ANA stormy voyage and tho
p"Nr'hg'ts arrived in Japan th" r"sl-
drnc' of Mrs Andrew Hockcnbull lu
East CLOVIS AFTER landing they cn-
'.I'" " nary ldhd Iight'd hy Japanrs'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

Most disiigurlng skin cruptons.
scroiula. pimples rashos, etc. are due
20 impure blood. Rurdock Blood Bit
tiers Is "a cleansing blood tonic Makes
you clearcyod clcarbraincd clear
skinned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

stops earache In two minutes,
toothache or pain of burn or scald
in five minutes; huarsenoss. one hour.
muscleacho two hours. sore thront.
twelve hours Or. Thomas Eclectic
OH, monarch over pain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

MIS- Bnrgand, rat bah gamer Dear
me- What q miserable little hit thai
u.s. Ne ought to be- shamed OF himself
Bprgandy toNCitedly) Why, you
marhletop that rs a sacrifice
MIS-. liargandN- Cocoon And is
that why so many players rushed 20
itf-Puck
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
AM IITHElRS'
1nUTY@

II Is the duty Of every expectant
mother 10 prepare her system for the
coming Of her little one to avoid as
lar as possible the suffering of such
occasions aud endcavor to pass
through the crisis with her health
aud strength uuimpaired. This she
may do through the use OF Mothers
Friend, "A remedy that has been SO
long IN use, aud accomplished so
much good, that il is in no sense an
experiment, but a preparation which
always produces the best results. IL
is for eXernal application and so pen
etrating in its nature as to thoroughly
lubricate every muscle, nerve and ten
don involved during the period before
baby comes. II aids nature by cx-
pandiug the skin and tissues, relieves
tenderness and soreness, aud perfectly
prepares the system for natural and
safe motherhood Mothers Friend
has been used and endorsed by thou
sands of mothers. and its use will
prove a comfort and a benefit to any
womai in need OF such remedy.
Mothers Friend
. !; :o.d % 4 a' }sl MOTHERS
free book for ,NT1EEEn,
cxpectant moth SEkELNuS
ers, which con
taius much valuable information
BRADF7ELD REGULATOR CO., Alicante, Ga.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20

II you want q stylish horse and
buggy. see W. l.. Trlmble li3 North
Second 81. Phone No g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-20
MOTHERS
sFRIENDs

aims much valuable information.
BRADF7ELD REGULATOR CO., Alicante. Ga.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-22
ANNUAL ELECTION IN JANUARY
Polk County Poultry Association
Meeting is Called

Mrs. Winnie Braden, secretary of
the Polk County Poultry association,
under instructions of President A.
G. Rempel, has called meeting Of
the association to be held in the
Court House, in this city, Wednes-
day, January 10, at 2 p. m, for the
purpose of electing officers for the
ensuing year and also to decide upon
the time and place of conducting
next years show.
The regular date of election for
the association is the second day Of
the annual show, but owing to the
extra amount Of business which will
devolve upon the officers and many
of the members during the exhibit
to be made here in connection with
the Angora goat show in the first
week in January, it was found nee
essay to postpone the business
meeting.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-22
TO PLAY
PH|LOMATH
INTERESTING BASKET BALL
GAME TONIGHT.
Visitors Expected to Make the Home
Boys Get in and Hustle Hard For
Few Goals.

Lovers Of basket ball will be given
an opportunity tonight of witness
sing one of the best and most in
teresting games Of the season on the
local floor when the Dallas team
will try to humble the strong Phi
lomath College five. Philomath is
particularly strong this year, and
the final result Of the game is un-
certain.
Philomath has already met the
strong "Swan' Corvallis Team in
Corvallis, and held them to vic
tory of but one point, the final score
being % to % in favor of Corvallis.
In addition to this, PhiIomath show
ed her class in her game with Nc
Minnville College, when she took
McMinnville down the line with a
score of 46 to 16. Dallas defeated
McMinnville by score of 81 to IL.
Reserved seats on sale at the Fuller
Pharmacy.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-22
Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Chapman were
most agreeably surprised last Mon
day night when a large number Of
their friends, bundle laden, suddenly
trooped in on them and announced
that they had come to celebrate the
tenth anniversary Of their hosts ,
wedding, which they proceeded to do
in a most enjoyable manner. Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman were the reeip-
tents of numerous presents beftting
the occasion, and were completely
overcome with gratitude for the
many costly and delieately wrought
pie pans, tin cups, dipPers, egg
beaters. nutmeg graters, etc. that
we're showered upon them
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-22
Favorable to Schools.

Salem, Or, Dec. 2.-(Spec-
ial)-In circuit court Judge
Galloway at ! p. m. today rem
dered a decision in favor Of the
University Of Oregon when the
brief of the attorney general
was submitted arguing against
writ of review Of the action
of the secretary of state in FL
ing the alleged fraudulent pc
titions against the appropria-
tions for that school.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-22

held in the church Saturday evening
beginning at $780, The program
follows:
Song, "Merry Christmas" pri-
mary department.
Recitation, Lewis Wick.
Song, "Ring the Bells" junior
boys.
Drill, "Christmas Bells" " inter-
mediate girls.
Recitation, Myrtle Hayes.
Song, "Tiptoe, Tiptoe, on to
Bed" primary department.
Recitation, Oracle FORFEIT.
Song, "Hush-a-bye, " junior girls.
Recitation, "pantomine" Gertrude
Wilson.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-22

Mrs. w. A. School was hostess at
a very pretty luncheon Saturday af-
ternoon. Her cozy home on the cor
ner Of Main and Academy streets,
was very artistically decorated with
yellow chrysanthemums, Oregon
grape and pretty shaded lights. All
present had a very delightful time.
The guests we're: Mrs. L. d. Brown,
Mrs. J. i. White, Mrs. C. L. Crider,
Mrs. H. A. Joslin, Mrs. Z. Hayter,
Mrs. S. B. Taylor, Mrs. +. W. Zel-
ler.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-22

County Clerk Smith, in addition 10
MS regular work. has been occupied
lately with extending the special
taxes voted BY road and school DIS
frrfs. Commenting with the first Of
the wear be uil Be az WORK on TIE
extension Of the regular roll which
i ~ BE- turned over TO the sheriff
b. March Is.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-22
SUPERINTENDENT H. @. sEY-
MoUR, THANKS DALLAS Or
GANIzATIoN FOR ENTER
TANNING OFFICERS.
WILL BOOST COUNTY FAIR
Influence Promised in Aid of -PrOpos-
: ed School Fair For Polk County;
Theater Committee Reports Prog
ress and Asks Further Time;
City's Welfare Discussed.

Declaring that the action of the
Dallas Commercial club in enter
tanning the school officers who at
tended the recent school officers
convention in Dallas, was duly appre-
ciated by the. officers and that the
attitude of the club had much to do
with making the meeting the largest
attended of any ever held in the
state, County Superintendent II. c..
Seymour personally thanked the
club at its regular meeting Wednes-
day night and conveyed to the or
ganization the thanks Of the school
officers convention in the form of
resolution duly adopted by it. Ac-
cording to Superintendent Seymour
the friendliness of the club had as
sisted in creating interest in school
work and had influenced State Su-
perntendent Alderman in being able
to state that Polk county was the
banner school county of the state.
He wished also to personally thank
the club, he said, for their enter
tainment of the members Of the con-
vention.
Favors County Fair.
He also stated that the convention
had adopted a resolution favoring
the proposed county fair and school
exhibit in Dallas next fall, and that
the officers had agreed to use their
influence with the county court to
the end that assistance from them
might be secured in support Of the
proposed fair.
In this connection the special com
mittee appointed to confer with the
county court relative to financial sup
port from the county for the fair,
reported that they had met with the
court but, at the suggestion Of the
latter, the question Of aiding the fair
had gone over until the January
meeting when the annual ap2ortion-
ment Of funds for the ensuing year
would be made.
w. V. Fuller, from the special
committee appointed at the last
meeting to devise ways and means
for the erection Of a theater in Dali
las, reported that his committee had
had the matter under consideration
and could only report progress. Con-
siderable discussion ensued regard
ing plans for a theater building but
the matter was left entirely with
the committee which viii investigate
further.
Discussion was had regarding mat
ters pertaining to the welfare Of the
city. but. while there are several mat
ters which may, in a few weeks, re-
suit in some substantial progress to-
ward an increased population, moth
ing definite was undertaken.