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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-13

We have frequently heard some merchants, who do not live a
thousand miles away, remark about certain parties pricing goods
from store to store in quest of lower prices, yet these same mer-
chants will run to two or more printing Offices to get prices on even
FIVE dollars worth of printing. Both parties are acting within their le-
gal and moral rights, but we cannot see why a lady, or any other would
be purchaser, should be remarked about for comparing prices before
purchasing, and especially by the merchant that does the same
by anything he has to buy. If is wrong to cavl with a merchant
about prices, it is also wrong to cavil with a printer; but L makes
much difference as to whose OK is gored.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-13
cd Time Songs fro.

Let u send you our book Of old Ia
vorite songs, words and music COM
[plete, Of over so dear old tunes and M
tional airs-ireside classics near 70 .sv-
cry heart. You get this beautiful
booklet free by enclosing two STAMPS
to pay mailing expense. Address.
Galesburg Piano Co., Galesburg. Ill
The book contains al the following
songs with music and piano or organ
accompaniment:
America Ny Maryland
Annie Lurie Old Kentucky Home
Aud Lang Syne o. Vert Thou In the
Battle Cry Of fCauld Blast
FIFreedom Old Black Joe
Battle Hymn q the Republic
Old Folks at Home Catch the Sunshine
Robin Adair Come with Thy Lute
Columbia, Gem Of the Ocean
Rocked in the Cradle Of The Deep
Comm Tlroug the Rye
(Seotland's Burning Nellie Gray
Stars Of the Summer Night.
DIP, Boys, Dip the Oar
|Swanee River Dixie's Land
lSweet and Low Flag Of the Free
The Blue Bells Of Scotland
Flow Gently, Sweet Alton
The Dearest Spot Good Night, Ladies
The Evening Bell Hail Columbia
The Last Rose Of Summer
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-13
Houses to Sell or Rent.

Property advertised in the SEN
tinel brings many inquiries; hence
if your residence or farm is for
sale, or you have a house to rent,
it will pay you to let it be known
through the Sentinel.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-13

Garner 4 Sharp extend . most COR
dial invitation to Fair visitors 70 make
their store headquarters during the
fair. While sitting around at their
store. one win have m opportunity to
see many pretty things in the way Of
furniture that these people win price
right
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-13
The fair and Admission.

The admission 70 the Fair for adults
will be Soc each day. Any statement
that there will be any extra charges
for admission on the day OF the dinner,
is wholly erroneous.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-13

e. A. Meaders Go, long Ia the
furniture business in Grenada, have Z
trade talk" in the Sentinel this wsek.
They have ZONE extraordinary bar
gains in every piece Of furniture, mat
ting. ETC., in their house. Try them.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-13

Those in Mississippi who are deluding themselves with the idea
that the prohibition law will be wiped out by the next Legislature,
will find out how readily people sometimes attempt to embrace a
shadow. We dare say that there is not a corporals guard in the
Legislature that would vote to reopen the saloons; but even should
the Legislature vote to repeal, Gov. Brewer would administer a veto
when the proposition reached him. Temperance and all things that
make for good citizens, good homes and order in a community, have
a staunch friend and advocate in the Governoree c
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-10-13

Judge VIM. c. Mclean has been the recipient of many hand.
some notices from the press on his appointment to a place on the
Supreme Bench. The Judge is very justly regarded as one of the
states most able lawyers and Gov. Noel has never made an ap-
pointment that has been more universally commended.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
DAWSON MINERS TO
COME IN PUNCHES
To THE FAIR
I. L. Kinney. POSTMASTER
General in Hustling Town,
Has Novel Plan to Let Men
See the Events Here.

THAT r. f.. kinney. secretary .r ur
!. usnu baseball club Is ono ur tho
best friends pf the Sow N,,.p state
Fair association 100 900, ,utff. -ftfr
is Indicated today ny lls I,u.I "a. Soc.
rotary Manager John 81 MnNpuI. u
which Mr. KINNEY ..umu. DO. J.Ic-
gram tHat the Dawson b....lu club
VIII b, here for the nur tournament.
and thar arrangements NIlI 10, mad,
60 len IN" DaWHou miners ana mime
Workers come to thp GIr BOO RELAYS
Tu,r. 90, some uuH m.u uurkiug tt
IA, Dawson mines uuI .uk. Ovens mud
10 close down the plant tnd wu 3D.
special train would hc Impossible.
However Mr. kinney has conceived
the novel plan of lfuing th, WoD go
in sections. one bunch VIII lcuNc
Dawson sunday ana return W,du' sdav,
another viii leave Tursda, ana return
Friday Nothrr VIII leave Thursday
and stay until SATURDAY, ln This way
oll the men vao desire to du so, may
visit the fair ana helm Dawson win
tho nrst none, IN the han tournament.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
DEMOCRATS WILL
HAVE PRIMARIES
At 8 TONIGHT
Delegates Will Be Elected to
Participate in County Con-
vention TO Be Held Septem'
Der 30.

The udhcrouts 90 Democracy in Al-
buqurrquo VIII turn out U shoals to-
night lor tho LNTposc of attending IN"
primaries a. which delegates VIII DE
elected to tlo Democratic county CON
y,utIou 90 hs held ON september 80.
The primaries in Precinct 80 viii he
hold pt cen south Second street ana
VIi hr called tp order hy steve
Hochl Zoo Precinct d. th, primaries
HHI br hDd boz tho office OF Justice
oft Nh, pe1., IS ~ Mcclellan 1t th'
polite, .rupu aud VIII br called Co.
orHDr 20, a Fiu.curr Each primary
uIu ,,Dt uu,,u delegates Co the
count, convention 90 ie expected
thgt tho Democrats uf tnc cts will
SHOW .uuedvrtul, interest iu thc pr-
Iunti,s tuulehf much aggressive
work having boon dome by those die
reciing the campaign.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
SESSION
Of POLICE COURT
Degenerate Against Whom
Six Small Boys Testify, Sent
to the County Jail for Thir.
ty Days.

Police Judge George x Craig this
morning presided over The most siren.
nous session OF police court in several
moons. What with the prisoners me
witnesses and the audience the small
room was packed and iamncd.
Edward Mitchell. accused of u series
ofi'nsc, ana against whom SIX small
boys testified. was sentenced 30 thirty
days IN jail
f. GrIcgo. nm Griego and Is Garcia
answered 40 the charge OF disturbing
The peace preferred by ncighhOrs on
East street, who claim that the defend.
ants are I'm The habit Of lighting AMI
tearing things up generally However,,
The accused men, represented by At
iorney iarth, tell an entirely different
Uory. claiming that llill Griego Is sub.
ieCt 10 fits upon becoming slightly IN
tOSicatrd u Is their claim that az the
time in question liill Griego came
home drunk aud proceeded 20 throw
the customary ~ Garcia, who was
going 10 the Griego house arrived Just
In time 10 be- seized and thrown 70 tho
ground by the man in the iit who also
was shouting loWllv Naturally r.
Gricso assisted 'n removing his broth
en- The case viii be- heard this after
noon AZ O'Clock
Teodoia QuintemO5 accused ol dis.
turbiug the peace and hghtlug pleaded
guilty 20 the charge AMI was fined ten
dollars ana costs or duecu days IN
jail
10 add quantity 70 not quality Ia
the session another man vas charged
with drunkenness and fined i've dol.
lars upon pleading guilty
s husband uul wife the former Ol
whom had been arrested Saturday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
FORT SUMNER WILL
HAVE SPLENDID
EXHIBITS HERE
R. c. Nisbet. Vice President
for Guadalupe County is
Working Like a Trojan,
Gathering Up Exhibits.

PIomrou' among ju, agricultural
ana horticultural exhibits az The s'u..
TAI, will 70, 90. displa, uy Fort Sul-
nor and that section Cd. Guadalupe
county II G. Niano., Who b. vice
president OF fbc association tor Guada
lugc count. has worked hard and
earnestly 90 gather together Icpreseu.
.niiE, displass o, u.N farm cotton
milo maize, Nahir corn, broom corn
alfalfa and sorghum The eyes OF the
thousands ot people who viii pass
through the exhibit halls daily Will ne
opened a. the wonderful products OF
the For sumner region The For
summer Review is providing uucn as.
sisiancc 90 Nc Nisbct in getting the
exhibits IpgethcI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
COGCESHALL NAMED
CHIEF TO SUCCEED
VIM. {. JOHNSON
Young Man Who At One Time
Made His Headquarters in
Albuquerque Promoted TO
Responsible Position.

Harold + Copgeshali Who made Al.
buquerque hi, headquarters as an OH.
Ger IN the United states Indian service
more than q wear ago, has been pro.
NOTED 10 the position o. chief special
officer az the service succeeding VII
liam r. Johnson whose resignation. u
- said. followed strong pressure.
brought tu bear ON nm ry those who
believed up was 700 conscientious 10
his duties The Dcayer Post at a Ic.
cent iat, ua4 ay ,olloNing rcgardiug
the resignation OF johnson AID The ap.
pointmDuts %, Coggc hail
William b. Johnson. chi,i special OF.
iiCer OF the nifet States Indian sc.y-
ice, 10 charge OF suppression % the
selling of luuor 20 the rcd men o..
the country, uas resigned. Tie !iquo.
interests, allied with powerful political
influence OF western states and tel.
ritor.es served notice on him % month
ago that ho was doiug his duty TOO
yalian'ly and TOO well and suggested
that be- withhold somo O, his surplus
energy sooner than submit 20 sucu
policy o." sent In bis resignation fo
take encct Sept 20
Chief John ON practically founded
the indian 100 Investigation service The
question OF taking mp ID" suppression
o. liquor selling 10 the Indians IN that
territory was pm up 10 Johnson ana
he consented 20 act as The FIRST gov.
eminent agent lie arrested Okla.
Romans in dyuyrs and IN & wears time
had hundreds IA Jail H. established q
reign oi temperance IN the territory
never dreamed Of hy the settlers ln
1905 congress through the efforts OF
Oklahoma statesmen, obtained $4,000
Tor the service aud Johnson wac placed
iu charge with headquarters AZ Sal
Lake CitN lie cane 10 Denver when
the Indian headquarters were mu-cd
here
Since tabing charge OF he service
Johnson has caused G.0Ou arrests and
has had 5000 convictions There arc
now 600 cases on the docket awaiting:
trial In various PARTS OF the country.
Ills activity was greatly admired ny
cX-Presidcnl Roosevelt During the
past year johnson has obtained over
1000 convictions Five OF his men
have been killed while doing their
duty
COMMISSIONS of indian Anails vale NJ
tine was strong supporter OF the per
sistcnt prosecution OF yiOlatOIs ul GOV.
crnmcni laws. ana upheld Johnson IN
his work Ike former Commissioner
y y Loup Valentine Is physical
wreck and thc active charge of In.
dian affairs at washington Is In the
hands Of suhordinatos one OF those
IN charge is former corporation a..
torney, while The others are friendly
10 The Interests that have been striy-
ing for many months 10 got the otii
clal scalp Of iohpson because he
seen his duty ani done a.
Harold r Coggeshall FIRST assistant
Ia Johnson, win succeed him lie is
said 10 he closely related 10 Vice Pres.
idcnt sherman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

Circulation Man--That Woman who
wanted her name kept out of th6 pa
per Yesterday has stopped her suh-
scrptun.
Editor WIN Nc kept her uomo
ont
circulation Nau-Thst's Tho answer.
Toledo UIau,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

blankets ana comforts in endless va
riety and lowest prices Albert Fn-
her 80s-3lG West Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
rnE wEArHEP.

Tonight ara tuesday generally
cloudy, not much change 900 tenpers
turs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

Who II who? Phone sol or zoe We
deliver MESSAGES. parcels and hng-
gggs. BryantA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

era bct th1i man is IA, father nj
Fix or seven children
WHY '"
"lf hc had less than three hcd he
hrogging ABBOTT them '- Detroit Free
Press.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

SEQ the new style sulKy-i Just tho
thing for haby Albert Fabrr's. sos
$40 West Central.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

nilht upon complaint ol tine wife. hc.
cided 90 settle their differences out.
slac ui cour and with the aid of Chief
NoMilOn they went away once more
happy
Another man who has a pcnchaut
tol getting drunk ana then turning
on his water ana 'lood.ue his neigh.
boris premises. was yurmaud,d and
Ao promised Char o. would NOT ocur
again
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
COULD NOT HAVE CHOSEN
SETTER MAN

In the nomination OF n o Bursum
Tor the first governor OF the state. by
the Republican state convention ~ Ias
Vegas, Friday morning, the Repuh.
licans OF New Mexico have shown
their confidence In him lie has hcld
many public offices of trust Is now
mayor OF SocorTo. where h. H. known
from boyhood and where he Is loved
aud respected by an
ny virtue OF his long service 10 the
territory In many public offices. al
we'll as his long tenure OF chairman OF
the Republican territorial central CON.
mittee he Is probably the best known
representative IN the state
That the election viii be bitterly
contested Is forogone conclusion. as
the national Democratic committee Is
all ready 20 pour money into the state.
preparatory TO carrying the election az
all hazards.
The Republican PARTY could not have
chosen a stronger cleaner mar with
80 lrrepToachable record TO be their
standard bearer IN this. our first state
election
Honor TO whom honor Is due Fort
sumner Review
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
WESTERN LIBERAL LIKED
eURsuM's NOMINATION

The Republican convention did q
good thing when q nominated " q.
Bnrsum for governor lt could not
have done better Nj Nusum Is an
old resident OF the territory lie II a
man of great force aud ability lie Is
what In commonly known as a self.
made man. having started as poor
boz aud by his own work and exertlons
acquired his present enyiable position
In the world lie has lived many years
In New Mexico. and has held many
prominent and important positions,
and has always filled them with abil
ity. and to the satisfaction OF the peo-
pie. For several years nc has been ne
chairman of the Republican central
committee. aud carried the territory
at every election that he. as chairman.
managed Ills ability there shown so
satisfied the Republicans that az the
state convention they nominated nin
on the frsf ballot. by an overwhelming
majority. There Is one thing that Mr..
Bursum has boon freely criticised Tor.
II Is falling that General Grant OK.
hlhited during his second term as
president II Is his habit OF standing
hy bis friends. Mr. Bursum has This
tabit most thoroughly established
Western Liberal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
CONtI.IlNIN. nOOeTING.

Tho opening of che stats. fair todal
should be- tho signal Tor r,,ry loyal
citizen ~ Ai1upucrpuc TO lay aside
.nu else and spend ga, cntir" week
doing the most ,ffp,tual boosting pos
sbl" for tho city
Tho next few DAYS VIII see many
visitors in Albuquerque. w. should
pee thnt ever, ou, OF them acts a
good impression of the town. has "a
good uur while De- " hero. and
leaves Wishing us welt \ pleased
visitor De- no, bos' advertisement that
an, rity con have. ana BE- is In our
power 90 see chat c,,i} visitor We
have This week is pleased
Tine merchants have shown 90 fine
public spirit .u contributing literally
CO. the financial u,cl- pf thc fair. and
have done everything thnt could be-
expected ~ them iu the way ~ rx-
trrnal decoration Albuquerque IL IN
her sunday best this vock. ana o.
looking her nrc,t and prctiicst. Now
le' cvori individual citizen do his part
hy taking care that aono of the small
,uurtcslcs auJ attentions to visitors
BE- omitted. nud. above OIL things.
boost boost. boost and then keep on
boostiug
You've got the best town On earth
plug FOE o. Remember that the
good Lord hates q tnockcr no less
than q quittcr Ia this glorious coun.
rs there " me- excuse for q man 10
BE- anything but q booster. ana if YOU
are found with a Crouch lrs sure
sign thet you are either n dyspcptic
% an ansrchis'. aud maybe both
Albugucrq;cans should this week
set The pace Tor civic loyalty ana
pride e. be- followed during an the
other fifiy-onc weeks 81 tho wear.
Lets INt our best foot forward and
keep /, forward
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
DON'T IOI,GIET TIRE PRENEN.
TlON DAY.

The pleasurablc excitement iu,l.
dent 90 the opening Of the biggest
and best state fair ever held In New
Mexico should not be allowed 10 eS-
ol1de from the attention OF Albu-
Tucrqueans the importance OF a prop
81 Observance Of the day as "nre pre-
veniion day"
The actions Of Governor Mills and
Mayor Elder In issuing proclamstions
calling npon the people 10 observe
this occasion as means 20 educate
al classes % tho population upon The
adoption OF timely ana effective
methods 10 prevent conflasntlo n
IN limo with the recommendation OF
the Nationsl Fire Marshals' assoeia-
ton that October ., tho Anniversary
.of the great Chicago fire OF 1871. he
sei aside as a day Tor annual observe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

anco an over the country with Wow
60 protecting property ana saving
lives.
Nuwhore in this ~ any other land
ore the people without need OF the
lesson 10 be- taught by proper COM
pUunco with these proclamatious
Tho finest nro department that the
world ever FHw In helpless 90 save
property aud lifc " @, IL not roin-
forced by the common sense OF the
people 10 prevent the Necessity for lis
activities which is only another
va. oi saying that no community IL
immune from the results 81 IL own
tons and c8reicssuc-t, and that an
oun., of fire prevention. which IL
very Hncnp. IL worth whole tons OF
ilre nsHtng. which h. au exceedingly
expensive business.
With the frequent high winds that
sweep over this section. sometimes
continuing Tor hours without cessa-
ton. NInulucfQue ~ especially in
need of concerted aud intelligent nc
ton by bee people looking 10 the pre-.
vcntion ~ fires. u IN well TO look
this matter squarciy IN tho face. and
10 recognize that " fire once got a
good start loo a New Mexico wind
storm there is no telling what dis
astcr would result Toy the fire dc.
parlmcnt has not yet been organized
that is capable % contending with
the mighty forces OF nature.
So don't forget that this IT, Fire
Prevention day. ana don't fair TO see
that cvcry thing is done. by settling the
proper example to teach you- chill
drcn aud your n,ghbors the great
lesson of carcfuiurss and prudence ia
oyoidinE conditions which might lead
To conflaEuilOn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
Isl NtONiHi:.

The effort ol the Journal Democrat
TO array the temperance forces of tho
state against the Republican ticket
bA .numnlinE that Mr. Eursum N
elected would favor a wide open"
state shows o. WhHt desperate lengths
that pur,etor " NTH viii ~ when
crowded into corner
Il is sufficient to SAY that Mr. Bur
sum stands ior law enforcement aud
that even 10 he mere 30 Inclined u
would not be- IN his power a. governs
or 10 control the local admlnistra-
iion Of th, laws In the different cuun-
tics Of the state. The temperance
people ~ the state are intelligent and
viii not be led aside by any such
childish cleptrap ~ that which the
Journal Democrat seeks TO spring
upon them,
And. by the way how does Il hap
pen that all reference 10 the temper
ancc question was sausshed out Of
existence at Santa Fcc There were
In tho Democratic convention many
ardent prohibi,lonists who firmly he-
Hove in q prohibi,ive law Extending
over the entire state. What happened
TO these gentlemen whea the time
came to make tho platform and nom
mate the candldatesg
Agsin. II tho laws IN support OF
public decency were enforced any
moro strictly. What would become OF
the Journal Democratic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
OWEN

From Democratic hcadquarters
comes Tho pleasing announcement
that among the orators ot national
reputation who VIII be- Imported
during the present campaign for the
purpose OF telling the voters why they
should vote the hybrid ticket noni.
mated last week is Senator oven of
Oklahoma
fvs. GOOD friends. this II the same
owen who, no longer ago than the
third day Of March last. started and
maintained lone nnbuster for the
express purpose OF keeping New Mex.
ico on, OF the union until after the
expiration OF the fact dying session OF
congress. THIS la the same owen
whose cunning shiitiness tied us up
with Arizona and her everlasting
problem Of recall OF the Judiciary. so
that our admission TO the union Was
made absolutely dependent upon h..
sues With which We we're not concern.
ed and with which We had nothing 10
do. This IL tho same Owen whose un-
aided act delayed our admission for
more than six months. This In tho
same owen who NO muddlcd tho wa
tors that We were extremely fortunate
to be admitted at an.
Also this Is tho Same owen whose
connection with Indian land trsnsac-
tons In Oklahoma has been tho sub
jcct Of tho gravcst suspicion. and who
~ reliably reported 10 have used al
the machinery of his high office 10
prevent the light being thrown Into
that dark corner OF his career. This
is the same owen who is political
bcdtollow of tho malodGrous Haskell.
whose activity in corrupt politics was
80 notorious that ho was forced iron,
the office Of treasurer OF the nation.
at Democratic committee In the midst
OF heated campaign for the prosi.
dcncy.
Again, this is the Same owen who
stands for everything that n radical.
extreme ana demagoslcal In public
hfc. The wilder ana Iaorr chlnerlcal
a doctrine IL, the more certain IL is
TO secure owens approval the more
IL looks towards Socialism aud chaos.
the more enthusiastic Is owens en-.
dprscment Of Il,
by all means let us have owen.
To tell us how much 80 owe To the
Democratic party FOR the blessings Of
statehood Let us have owen, to en-
tighten our heather minds ON the in
comparable beauties of political pur-
iW a Ia oklahoma Let US have
owen, 10 cXpound 10 us from his won.
dcrfu stor, Of knowledge ana wisdom
the abstruse doctrines Of Republican
government in which We are ~ vital
~ interested.
surel Hurry up with owen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

some new delight. Loud voiced bark
ers will call the attention OF the
crowds to the wonders Of the shows
within, and indeed. their most exas'
gerated statements will hardly be
amlss. for the shows that Will 10
opened tonight are admitted a. beins
the finest AGGREGATION Of ainasemenis
that have ever assembled IN the
southwest Every show is perfectly
refined and clean and IL for the de-
light and wonder OF little children as
well as the amusement OF the older
people.
Nothing can tell better the story Of
the evenings amusement than the
appended program OF free shows TO
De. glyca q, the Great Giadwsy this
eyning.
ZOO D NJ Free act Maxine" tho
high diving dog. First street and
Central avenue
$50 y. m.--Grand opening of the Nat
Relss carnival company on Glad.
way" Central avenue beiwcen
Sixth and seventh streets.
$40 y m ~ Free act on "Gladway,"
"Cheffalo" looping the loop. riding
iho death trap and looping the
death chasm.
10 80 y m.--Free act on "Gladway.-
Mr. Matt Gay. backward somer.
sault. high dive from ladders i02
feet high, into tank containing four
feet OF water.