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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
4 PERSONAL AND GENERAL

Mrs II. A. Hardy and son, OF Balti.
more are the guests Of Mrs T. E. Bur.
ton. OF 1870 Bainbrtdge street.
a lawn party Will be given mex,
Friday evening on the lawn Of DR.
e. G. Hills home on West Twelfth
Street The entertainment wnl be held
under the auspices Of Meade Memo.
rial Episcopal Church y
Miss Ella Davidson. VINO has beer
visiting relatives In the Southside. ha.
returned TO her home In Georgia.
me regularly monthly meeting oil
tne Woman's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety OF the BainbrIdge Street Baptis,
church Will be held Tuesday after.
noon at o'clock In the woman's par.
lot OF the church. The feature of th!.
meeting will be All address, to be de
ilrered by Mrs, Julian Thomas
Miss Ella X. Mayo has left the
Southstde for Buffalo Lithia Springs
to be gone some time.
s; sirs. w. j. Carter. who has been iii
Tor several weeks. Is able to be gu,
again. 5sIf
Y The Industrial Chapter OF the Meade
memorial Episcopal Church Will have
It's social meeting Tuesday evening at
o'clock in the home OF Mrs. Hey, on
McDonough Street.
Miss Ethel Smith is visiting rela-
tives IN Raleigh. n. c. She will be
gone for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Gill and chill,
dren are visiting relatives in Peters.
burg.
Miss ollte Yancey. who has been the
guest OF her cousin. Mrs Harris, has
returned TO her home In South Hill.
Henry Owen has improved so salts
factorily from his recent illness that
ne is able to he out on the street.
Mrs Eliza j. Walden has left the
solthside for the Buffalo Lithia
Springs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
JUSTICE MAURIcE's COURT
HAS RATHER DULL DAY

q
Three wagon owners were reported
yesterday for failure to comply with
the ordinance demanding that! heavy
vehicles have tires OF specified
width, and they will appear in the
Police Court. Part 2. morrow The
police of the city have begun system
attic enforcement of this ordinance,
and wagon owners Will save, them
selves trouble and annoyance by maxi
Ing sure that their wagons are equip
ped with the proper tires.
The last togch:3was put on the new
Third Police Station yesterday. when
the electrical connection was cut in
and the house fitted with electric
bulbs Since moving In three weeks
ago, the station house has been lighted
at night by old lamps. which will now
be put away. with the greatest giee
by the Third District men.
Priscilla Brown 1.-The same cullud
oman that hauled her spouse before
Justice Maurice recently on the charge
OF wife beating. only to be fined .her-
self on the charge of Husband beat
Ing. reappearod In the Police Court
yesterday morning with the same
charge. For the second time. the tn,
bles were turned, and after hearing
the evidence in full. Justice Maurice
discharged the husband and fined
Priscilla SIS and costs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
SVV':ANSBORO NOT VET
READY TO TAKE STEP
Incorporation Movement Fails, as Citizens Have
Not Signed Petition Question of Hand. u
n :-55. 2s ling Prisone rs Discussed

With the failure OF afgreat many
citizens ITO sign the petition for In,
corporat'pn,' the movement to a..make
S~ansboro town has about died out
While. the subject Is one OF the keen.
est interest to residents OF this vii.
lase, and one that comes In for the
greatest amount of discussion tho
more conservative element feels thai
incorporation is step thai should
not be taken without mature thought
( It is understood that change IN
the attitude5ot the. Board Of ,sppervis,
ors Of Chesterfield county toward the
demands of the sWansboro people IS
responsible for tho death of the move
ment but as yet the board has no.
actually given the district any OF the
asked. The repi es..ri-
tatives from the SwansborD district
are unremittipg lin their epdsavors 10
get their demands from the board. and
the prospects for eventual success
seem bright s.5
While the need Of. q, :jeil in Swans-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

boro Is very apparent, this does / not
appeal SO vitality to the mass of Swans
boro people us improvements n the
streets sidewalks street lights nnd
good sewerage systems The county
board. however, seems unwilling to
expend 30 much money as win be
needed for these improvements. aud
this attitude was the cause OF the In :
corporation movement.
II has been suggested By prominent
people in the sOuthside that abplica-
ton DO made to the Board OF Police
commissioners for permission to lock
UP county prisoners, arrested in the
swansboro nelghborhood In the old
Manchester jail which has been con-
verted into the cells of the Third Po-
lice Station. The old arrangement
with Manchester for puttlag county
prisoners In the MANCHESTER jeil fwas
broken when the annexation OF Man-
chester was effected. but 1t seems
probable that 1t Will be renswod by
the Police Commissioners OF Rich.
mOnd iif li-;s iiis fIl,l 4li f,;r. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
TOBACCO SALES.
Break.In on the Summer Dull
~ Brighth Arc In Den1nnd

Brights Arc In Demnnd.
Somewhat TO the surprise of the buyers of
loose leaf tobacco on the Richmond market
goodir lot Of the suncured stock came In
by wagons last week from Caroline Han
overland Goochiand counties and the ware
housemen managed to have sales small
ones but sales all the same two DAYS OF
lpst week. On Tuesday and Friday the ora
iory or the 'auctioneers came into play and
IN The two days a bout 5000 pounds OF the
good sun-curcd leaf WAS gold The stock
was good. and the manufacturers gave for
u the outside figures The warehouserne m
think this Ia about the last Of the .'crap'
but there may be some leaf yet to come
There was some activity among the pack
axe dealers, and have heard OF two right
large deals thai were made. The demand
Tor bright goods is believed to he n little
In excess of he supply. and they do say
that holders >. brishts In good order and
ven packed can come mighty near to ma m
Ing their own ngures. that is, II they do not
name them too awfuly high.
Fhe good rains Of the past week through
put the sun -curlng district have mt a new
lace on he crop situation for this year
Thc. growers OF tina weed who w ere down In
the mouth week ago are optlmis,s now,
and The Indications are that the planting is
all right. With good seasons from now on
an average cropiis assured. But IL will ba
only an average. nothing like record
maker. .+ 55I.t q ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
|. .E...N|'|G.I NE HOUSE
TO D open JULY |.
Many Delays Already, but Work
Now Is Proceeding
RAPIDLY.

pnavoida BILE delays .n shipping parts
OF the mechanism needed Will defer
the completion. of the new engine
mouse OF Engine Company No. IS until
4Julyl at the earliest. A Thousand
ana one dealyS arose In the erection
OF TINS is&,bulldtne, so that instead Of
neins ready for occupancy by May
Is, as was originally promised. rho
hrst of next month has now been set
as me day for compl elton.
me main thing that, is holding back
the work now is thas tailure of the
hinges for the great doors to arrive,
ana ehls, while seemingly a small mat
ter, Is really very essential. The
hinges for the autoinatic swinging
doors had to be especially nodded.
hence the delay. The doors are very
and strong hinges are needed to swing
them.. E6
An innovation in the Richmond Fire
Department will be tried In this new
station. a slender steel pyramid,
sixty Ave feet high, has beea erected
at the back of the engine house. and
on top OF this tower will be swung
the alarm bell.f The bell itself will
be exceptionally large, and the volume
OF sound and the carrying capacity
is expected to be greatly enhanced by
this new arrangement
Superintendent of Electrical Fire
Alarm and Police Telegraph William
II. Thompson has his men at work
Installing the box alarm system all
through Washington Ward and this
viii probably be ready and in use sew
erai weeks before the engine house
Is completed. The engine to be used
op the Southside is now in the shop
being overhauled and put In the best
possible commission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
peared In the field.

Pedred ln.the field. (.
Judge j. NJ Gregory and Haskins
ioeson continue to divide the county.
and neither is leaving unturned any
stone that might help to success. So
many varying reports come in from ali
over the county that the outcome of
me race Is very much In the dark Both
are confident of success.
great gathering of the opposing
candidates for office Is expected In Oak
Grove ontthe night Of June Is, when
another better schools" mass NEE ting
VIII be held, underline auspices of the
Oak Grove Patrons, Association II is
almost certain that all the candidates
VIII be present, and all will have an
opportunity to express their views to
t the OAK Grove voters. The last Oak
Grove Better schools mass -mee ting
developed into three hour, red -hot
political meeting. at which all the cam
didates for county honors addressed
the voters. =
The fixing of the county primary for
the same date as the United States
senatorial primary. September z, gives
me candidates definite goal. and they
tngly lI.i' ~, 80 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
best display OF silver Laced wyan-

best display. Of silver Laced wyan-
dottes.
II. The superintendent, walter
schaaf offers a gold badge to the
winner of best display in each of the
following varieties: Single Comb Bun
Orpinston, Single Comb Minorcas,
Rose Comb Butt orpington. Single
Comb Rhode Island Reds, Single
Comb White norpington, Single Comb
White Leghorns, Single Comb Black
Orpfngtons. Single Comb White
Wyandottes and Barred Plymouth
Rocks. NJ
To-. The industrial Hen Company
Cup, for the highest scoring pen OF
birds. tWon by Standard Poultry
Farm, Burke's Garden. Va, 1909; won
by J. Z. Dunston. Lorraine, Va, 1900
8. Silver medal. given by Albert
Spott, for the best display, of Ban
tums.
IL wv. ]. Todd Cup for the best
pen of S. c. White Leghorns (Young)
(Won By a. j. Warren, Richmond. Va.
1909; won by Mrs. NJ. G. Burton.
Richmond, 1900 ~ IA,
is. silver medal, given By Smith &c
Webster, for the best display OF ducks
10. Ellerson Poultry Yard? ~. w.
Quarles Cup" for the best Barred
Rock Cock, (Won by George Guver-
nator. Richmond. 1909: won by l. H..
iReade. Highland Park. 1900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
COUNTY. CAMPAIGN !.
is GROWING. WARM
Toney Without Opposition Thus Far in Racefor
House, but Others Fight Hard to Win.Polit.
icals HOnOrs in (yhestar1eld

Seldom has public Interest been
aroused to the present pitch over the
county elections. The race for coun Is
treasurer is the keenest on record. and
with the four candidates for this office
continually at work the voters are n OF
Tag.
South Richmond people are very
much pleased that. the status of the
new ward in the Legislative election
has been settled. and anow that the
Southsiders are to vote in this election
lust as in the past. D.. l.. Toney. who
ras hlled several terms from this dis
tnot In the Legislature, is beginning 10
set his campaign on foot. Mr.. Toney
seems strong in all the district, Pow
hatan Chesterfield and Manchester
and Will probably be returned. Tn to
this time no opponent has appeared
and no intimation of opposition has
been heard.
IN the same manner. 1t Is practically
certain that Senator Watkins and Del
egate Baker will be returned to the
legislature without opposition. Both.
have served several terms most ac.
ceptaoly, and no opponent has ap-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

OIL Company for psddiing has caused ION.
s.uerfo'e interest in South Richmond on
aocoun, of the recent peddline charges
brought by the Chesterheld county an,hor,-
ties.
commonwealth's-Att Attorney Gregory is very
much elated over the action of the Taze,
well jury, and expresses himSelf as more
confident than ever of success with the
cases he is pressing against the three oil
companies that do business In Chesteraeld
county.
me grounds on which the indictments
were returned by the Tazeweil .ury are
Identical with the conditions in Chesterfield
and the charges are the same-peddllny oil
from the tank wagons The oil cases in
CheSterneld are at present in an indefinite
position. having been postponed at the be-
ginning OF this term OF the Chesterfield
County Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
CHICKENS TO THE FRONT.
Whnt virginia Poultry Husiness Means
and AnS aienn-This Years Fair.
l by WALTER C. SCHAAF.

Although the Virginia State Fair
is stili four months off, just to whet
poultry interest Is growing in vir-
ginia. read over the following lists
OF specials offered this year. The
honor and credit Of winning one or
more ribbons or maybe medal, or
silver CUP. is well worth your while
now of giving your. growing stock a
little more attention at the. present
time. SO as to TO be there with the
stock to win this fall ln
l."Virginia7 state Fair Cup. given
to the winner of the largest number
of blue ribbons In the show.
:. Virginia State Fair CUP" given
to the winner Of the second largest
number Of blue ribbons In the show
Oscar Spott. to the winner OF tile third
largest number of blue ribbons In the
show. -
T.. Charles Keppler will give gold
medal to the woman eNhlb itor winning
the afges Gr number 9 of 9ae T ID
Gray. president OF the Virginia Poultry
Association. for the best display in
the English class.
cr q erSdep rap gYen me BY
Poultry Associa ton, for the best dis
play in the Mediterranean class.
.f,1"Guyernator cun,% given by Geo.
Guverna tor, secretary of the Virginia
Poultry Association, for the best dis
play in the S. c. White Leghorn
class ri f.jaif Z
S. "schaef Cup" given by Walter
Schaafr treasurer of the Virginia Poul-
try Association, for the best display
in the American class
Q. N"Warren Cup given by Andrew,
Asiatic class. 5f
o. Gold medal given by ]. w
onarles. for the best display of pit
II. Silver medal, given by Spilline,
for the second hest display 4 OF pit
games. ef iE.
10. Digs and Beadles Cup award
ed to the winner OF the best pen of
White Mandates (old),! (Won by
Standard Bred Poultry Farm, Burkes
Garden. Va, 1908; won by j. j.. Dun
ston. Lorraine. Va. 1900 it
10 James Duffy. us North Fifth
street offers Il gold medal for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
INDUSTRIAL BmEFLETs.
Things that Arc Going On In the Two vi
gInIas=AIany New InduntrIes

Things that Arc Going On In the Two yir-
glnfas-AIany New Industries.
Cha ttanooga. June 3.-For rne pa.t week
the new industries organized in the south
that there is continued development along
iines, so noticeable for some nlonths past,
the diversified line represented in the gen
eral development While the Standard OIL
eisons were OF nature that left uncertain
~. the general feeling is evident that the
outcoms of these and other important suits
has in no way had a depressing effect on
business conditions
The South is row too well fortified COM
merclaly and financially to be materially
hurt by the success or failure of any class
of industry, commercial or agricultural
Diversified everything has been the reason
why this section has grown strong and In
dependent and why st will continue 10 40
so. iir
M In Virginia
Among the new Industries reported are
Bedford City-slob9 cigar factory. ,s
Buena Vista, o5. COO lumber company.
Norfblk-fSo, 900 drug company: 10000
Rortsmon,h-ss5cSo Notwithstanding ' com
pany.
Wayresboro- ;ea oei orchard company.
Misunderstanding 0 ice and cold storage
plant. VII s.
West virginia.
Charleston-s5pCe0 mine
Clarksburg--{ldfG0 lumber company.
. Clny-s25,oo1 oil and gas company.
s15kinsNs,0,ooo Warehouse company.
REORGANIZATION telephone company; 3loe.r
600 railroad company.
Neutrality-suspicious. development company;
5000 laundry machinery company.
= ParkerEburg-s25.Od 600 oil and gas company.
QuIck-seCO. Geo mine.
Stnr City-s10,o00 lumber company
Sutton-S3a,1t0 oil and gas company.
Weston--S1c0oo lumber company, sY
West NUnion-sT5,0c0 ,wlndow-glnss company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
PoWifATAS PREPARING
TO GIVE BIG EXHIBITION

TIC officials at the head OF the Powhatsn
thnHiy Fair are making plans tina, Will re-
su!, N the greatest fair Of the Kind ever
he.d IN powhatan. Prizes amounting 10
HlHe FIJI be awarded In The different agri-
fpi'tal tkh.b!;s \ complete premium, Iist
= " Re published shorty by Dr. T. s. Hen
ninEt secretary Of the fair association
fHf corn alone the przeR are rnost tempt-
~. tTtm.nrns amounting 10 $3.50 Will be
HHtTFn foT this ciafs stone. and will prob.
-hiy No Incentive enough 10 produce some
o. ne rest corn ever shown In the county
pintT ATTRACTIVE premiums are offered for
.'o2af Fp. fru'i. poultry, stock and fancy
HpE5 I ne fslr VIII be held October 3 and 1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Indianoln rrl,e 10 ,Ie.,.

The regular weekly meeting of In
dlanola Tribe. Improved Order of Red
Men, will be held tomorrow at 8
o'clock in the lodge rooms of the
tribe The chieftains are preparing to
nghf some Kind OF camp fire. and
every brave. be he ever so humble, is
urged to put on his war paint and be
present when noses are counted W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
pnurhtcrr ~ I,,Iertx.

The members of Progressive Council,
Daughters of Liberty, are requested to
make special point TO attend the
regular weekly meeting of this lodge,
TO be held Tomorrow night at S
O'clock in iCersley's Hall, Swansboro.
Many important. business matters Will
come before the council. and fun at
tendance OF members is necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
ChlIdren,u Dny E.e,c,,c,

Chiidren's Day will be observed to-
night by special exercises in the Cen
trail Methodist Church. The service viii
be directed by the pastor, the Rev
Henry G. Pfeiffer. who will deliver a
snort talk to the young people The
various classes OF the Sunday schoo,
Will each have part to fill on the pro
gram, All visitors Will he cordially
Welcomed. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
TERM NEAR CLOSE


tiuTtinss Court Handles Large Number OF
Civil Suits
ron al Indications This is 10 bn ,ha In 4,
week Of ,his term o! the HASTINGS comrt
rarti.:. While the term was not strictly
spfaHirE, eiY:i term. so few orimina I cases
, tt,e 70 be Tried that the decker was all
:, he sui nf Issse rin,iey agains, the
a.a. nan Stationery Company Tor dam
@ ,ft siigouniins 10 i5tfo lie scheduled for
@nr!.Ms n The Misunderstanding plant Of this
Ne $500 suit % Stein against The Viz
s.h,n ron and Metal Company promise. ia
p. tphsua y Interesting Stems suit is n sor,
o. ., efoss-spit % The charges made ueains;
mo " me virginia Iron and Metal com
morrow. - ''''''s -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Property Oh on On ges.

& NJ. NJ. Burke,zof the United States
Distilling Company. yesterday bought
out the Southsde DIstllling Company's
plant and business on Hull Street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth
1t is learned on reliable informal lon
that $500 a front foot was refused
Yesterday by Thomas Burke for tho
property Eizztt,e--sai;: h~est corner OF
Twelfth and Hull Streets. Thirteen
thousand six hundred dollars was the
price offered and turned dow1i.,,:::..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Democratic Club to Meet.

An important meeting of the Wash
ington Ward Democratic Club will be
held Friday night in the courtroom OF
the Hastings Court, Part II The
executive committee Will report on the
result OF It's search for a place of meet
ing, 1t is also expected that the cues
tton OF inviting the four candidates for
the United States Senate to speak In
South Richmond, under the auspices
OF The club, Will be taken up again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
nIcetlnr forMen.

a great Meeting for men will-be held
TINS afternoon It o'clock by Rev.fCi.
T. Forester and W. Dixon, who are
conducting the old-tIme revival SER
vices In the tent on Fifth Street. be-
tween Hull and Decatur, to which all
men re invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

DR.. Il. j, willingham, secretary of
the Foreign Mission Board, will preach
at Bainbridge' Street Church Sunday
morning at l O'Clock. The pastor. Rev
L. w. Durham. Will preach at night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
SAME IN TAzEWELL.

"i 'eddiins Case Like Hearing In Chester.
field. -
Ihe recent action Of tho grand Jury Of
We lircuit Court of 1szewnM coiIntv In 70
turning Indictments againsr me s,.a ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Augustine Royal Co.
No. 927 Hull Street,
Richmond, Va.

We have for sale Improved and I'm
improved Real Estate, both in and with
out the city limits. Great bargains can
be obtained by consulting US. Now is the
time to secure. bargains.
Fires will occur this dry season. Come
and insure with us
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
Location in Willow Flat

The lands of the Central Or.
chard Company are in the Will
low Flat section, right among
the best producing orchards in
the valley. Apples grown in Will
low Flat won the first gold med.
ais for Hood River Valley. The
soil is deep red shot, we'll drain
ed, with excellent slopes. It is
less than eight miles from Hood
River, and is one mile from rail
road station and stores. School
house is across the road. Tele.
phone line on the lots. Stock in
East Fork Irrigating Company,
meaning aperpetual water right
with each tract. Springs furnish
water for domestic purposes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-05-11
Orchard Already Bearing

About three-fourths of lots |
to 4 are already set to orchard,
and the fve-year-old trees aver
aged one and 0ne.half boxes of
apples to the tree last year.
These lots, fully planted, are
available to persons desiring to
go on income producing places
at once. Lots 13, IA and Is have
been divided in keeping with the
contour of the land and will be
sold in their presentstate
terms at low prices to those de-
string to develop their own prop
erty. The clearing is light brush
which has been sprouted by
goats, and there is already some
slashing clearing on theselots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-01
.IY|sT|'Q

At "a years. reached today. Rex
Beach has demonstrated that q
man can make two smashing faii'
urcs and also be successful VINE
youthful days linger about. A tarm
IN Michigan was the port OF en-
trance Into this happy land Tor inc
out.of.doors novelist Then ne
went 10 Chicago 20 study and prao
t,ce law. failure No. |. The klon
dixie next saw him. failure the sec
ond. Then he broke into the mag
axlne and best seller" game, VIA
-pardners.s "The Spoilers, The
Barrier" and The Silver HORDE
Ten comets are visible this wontr
by large telescopes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-01

MEpFoRp. or.--While the steel
cell In which they were confined
was being hoistcd by steel cables
20 the top OF the new Jail building.
IL prisoners washed their dishes
and sang. They feared no accident
despite the fact that there were rs
In the cage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-01

CARACAL AND PLAIN PLUSH
COATS in high neck. double-breasted style.
also with deep. rolling sailor collar; sizes 6
to IL years Prices from $1,000 to $3.50.
JUNIORS FULL-LENGTH COATS OF
fine, medium-weight English tweeds.
coverts and mixtures. also in navy-blue
cheviot. Sizes Is and IL. Special $3.50
and $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-01

Weatlake nv. She wan about "a
drain a bottle OF earbolic acid when
Miss Ada Jones. one OF the dodgers,
struck the bottle from her hand.
Her lips aud left arm were burned
by the poison.
Physicians were called and she
was declared out Of danger. Miss
Merrill IN 70 years Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-01
YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE

Secretary Of the interior Fisher
IL due TO arrive here from Alaska
September .. The Commercial
Club will give dinner In his
honor ON the evening OF his de
parture. Besides Fisher. J. L. VII.
son will speak at tho banquet.