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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-07
MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE.
interesting Exercises Held Under Aus
piccs OF u, ID. e..
Especial 10 INC rimes. nisnntch1

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Bedford City. Va. juno 6.--The an
hual Confederate memorial services
TOOK place here this morning under
inc auspices OF tho William r. Terry
Chapter, l.. D. G.
Early in the morning the veterans
rom all parts OF the county and il
great crowd came pouring in from
III directions Many places OF bust
ness were decorated with Confederate
Tags and red and white bunting. the
coiors of the Confedcracy. and during
the hours OF the exercises most OF
the stores and other business houses
were closed in honor OF the day.
Music was furnished by the newly
orEan!zed Bedford Band.
The Joseph Il. Johnston Carnp OF
Veterans formed at the courthouse
under command of Major s Griffin, thu,
conmandant ana chief marshal.
m ,m to Belmont Theatre, where
inc speaking took place. Tho aides
were AdJutant w II. AIosby. Captain
*. u; clayton. Captain r. $. Wise. Ma
1or w #. Graves, Captain Luck
Major Griffin presided. After music
by the bard and an Invocation by REV.
) ;. Lambeth. ID. D.. Captain Wise in
troduced Rev Mr.. Powell, of Roanoke,
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the orator q the day. who made an

the orator OF the day. who made an
eloquent address. ga
Tho stage was handsomely decor
ated with nags and red and white
suisned visitors and the members or
tho VIM. K. Terry Chapter. L. u. G.
al OF tho front OF tho theatre was
n nuiSd With the veterans. who arc
everywhere given precedence on Me-
nlorial Day. very interesting fea-
ture of the occasion was n very hand
S Some banner presented by Mrs, VIII
on visit to her former home here.
bearing this inscription: Love Is
,tiIernal Tho address OF presenta-
and tho banner was received in be be.
nait OF tho chapter by Mrs. p. l.
Saunders. It's president.
crosses OF honor We're presented to
cu soidlers by tho president and the
secretary. Mrs, w, J. Phillips.
The procession again formed. and
10, 10 'ne strains of music proceeded to
inc courthouse square. where stand 3
s she oeautitul and imposing granite
Confederate soldiers OF Bedford, which
was decorated with flowers
Earlier in the morning tho monu-
nent erected to tho soldiers who had
aied In tho hospital hero from wounds
Gina was visited and decorated with
Sarlands and flowers. y committee
also visited Iongwood Cemetery. where
large number of the soldier boys of
,ed,ord are sleeping. decorating each
OF the graves Not long ago markers
were placed at the graves there with
me names and command OF each by
mo W. r. r. Chapter L. u. c.
mo climax OF tho day was the din
l iltef served by the women to the SOL
dlers at tho Alliance Warehouse. kind
~ loaned by VIM. H. Dooley, and con-
Eerted into banquet hall. where com
d GPr.aoIy seated at tables. the old SOL
dlers were served a feast
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prr5oilats

WEAR 4 sPRErrA CORSET.
planned and fitted BY one OF our
trained corset!eres. SFIRELLA
CORSET SHOP. 2Gs Nortn Firth
street. MRS. CORNELIA MOORE,
Manager pnonc Madison 1882.
% PEI: CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL
my stock OF Oriental rugs, l!nens.
novelties and laccs until June l5tn.
Take advantage of this. YARD :,
Il. North f'!lth.
DUPLICATE TYPEWRITER LET
tiers. W. +. HOBART. BOX ll4a
Phone 51Ti.
HlAIAN HAIH BOUGHT AND SOLD
al HCGtiES5S, POS North Third.
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Aegnl Rutirr
Office of Collector Of Cry Taxes
Hor,,,,,, C ~, hI!, Room Io7.

NIJICG OF COIIcctuF of CRY rrnv..
city Hall, Room j07
NOTICE 10 TAXpAYEKS
city taxes FOR 1912 are due ana
payable June 18th TO 3Oth. INCLUSIVE
The cry ordinances provide thaIi
che half may be paid n June and ~
remaining half In December. Taiur.S
TO pay all OF one-half in June inc,,rs
a penalty OF per cent on tn. IvDHi.,
amount, whiIh IS due at once. ana -
not paid before SEPTEMBER ~
collector Is required to levy. Win
costs added. W."
ALL MALES 81 years or are an
PERSONS (MALG Or FEAIATf!j vbn
own persona! property as fidlIcinrv
and all parties conducting business In
the city OF Richmond Ior wb,fn, III
nature) are assessed. ana Will meas
call and settle. SC 10 10 avoid III
puency.
GRADING. PAYING, PIPE Am
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS ma, t-E ~
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROpEp
1'Y STOOD on land books on Jaunar,
81. 1872 and see that you get ali 90.
bills: property transferred FnbriH, ou ~,
1 or later stands in name OF owns
In 1911. 0""cr
This is the only notice reou,red -,
law: please give 1t PROMPT A TN Sy
TIoN. as under tho ordinances : nnr
cent penalty Will be added ~ M
whole bill after June 10th. Wv
Washington Ward taxes etc. rnust
be paid at the office of the DEPUTY
Collector, Tenth md Hull street..
HERBERT l.. HUGE
EoHactnr OF TaSnS- City ne RLnhmand
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THE WILTSHIRE.

virginia Avenue ana Beach. ocean view.
Greatly Improved Cap. $50. Private baths,
running water in rooms, elevator, etc
Music ipecinl. $3.50 up weekly: s2,5o up
oai'y' open all the year. booklet
SAMUEL ELLIS.
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Auctlnn Scales. Uills Zap.
By Virginia Auction Co.
Auctioneers, GIG E. Broad

HANDSOME CIGAR AND TOBACCO
FIXTURES AT AUCTION IN MUIR
PHYS HOTEL LOBBY,
FRIDAY. JUNE {,
1880 y. NJ.
One 1l-foot Silent salesman Cigar
Case. one 7-foot Silent Salesman Snow
case. one News Stand. with marble
base; two handsome Tobacco Wall
Cases Z feet long 10y Y feet high
These fixtures are ali in quartered
oak.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash. Re
moved at once.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co,
Auctioneers
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PRETTY SABLE AND WHITE FE-
male collie pup. sired hy imported
Enrnscliffc Ensign. Reasonable WILL
LOuGHBY KENNELS. Norfolk. Va.
FOR SALE. TWO MARES. OXE DRTV
Ing. one draft. SHELBURNE WARE
HOUSE. Twelfth and Canal.
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QsIp Cllanteo, JitIualc

WANTED. EXPERIENCED LADY AS
sistant In alteration department APP
ply Immediately. CiANS-RADY COaI-
PANY.
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By Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auct!oneerB.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
TWO FRAME TENEMENTs. WITH
BROAD LOTS. NOS. ia AND lIG
SOUTH LAUREL STREET. JUST
SOUTH Or CARY STRDET.
At the request Of the owner, who Is
a non resident and anxious to sell, we
shall offir for sale by public auction.
upon the premises on.
THURSDAY. JUNE C. 1912,
at 6 o'clock l.. NJ
the above described property. The
dwellings, contain about eight rooms
each. with detached kitchens. and while
the buildings are old. they ar. splendid
renters, the present tenants having
occupied them for ten years or more
The lot on which the buildings stand
is most desirable one. having a 'front.'
age OF % feet on the west side o.!
Laurel street by a good depth to an
alley in the rear. Tae location of this
property Is very desirable for renting,
purposes or for homes of persons q
moderate means.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known
at sale.
SUTTON & CO.
Auctioneers.
owing to tho inclcmency of the
weather. the above sale is postponed
until
FRIDAY. JUNE :. 1912.
at the Same hour. SUTTON & CO.
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@iG!Denn jaotlfss.

Office of the
Lanston Monotypc Mnchire Company.
Philadelphia. Pa
THE BOARD or DIRECrORS HAS
this day declared n quarterly divi-
dend OF Z per cent. on the capital
STOCK ,. o Of TINS COMPANY. payable on
stockholders Of record al the clos
of business .Iune 20. 1872
j SELLERS BANCROFT.
Dxu Treasurer.
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In addition to the advantages of a
higl grade summer resort at once ac-
o. sslblc, VT removed FROM the heat and
rush o. the crowded centres, IN addi-
ton 20 tho magnificent scenery, the
wonderful summer climate. the bcauti-
full building and restful. shaded grounds
on their lofty plateau. swept by invig-
Grating mountain brseZes. Cool
Heights" offers Won and your family
the unique privileges OF the summer
Chautauqua OF the Society for the Ad-
vancoment of Social Education with
its inspiring lectures. it's sps cial cere-
monies. it's hlgh-grAtc musical and
dramatic events. its pilgrimases to his
torc places and natural wonders. and
above ali. the socey OF n wonderful
body of men and women-the leaders
In public affairs. IN education. in tho
professional. business, social and civic
lihc or the entire South Rates. iaclud-
ing all general meetings and special
events OF the ChautauqlIa nine to four
teen dollars Per week. For reservation
and further particulars. write or wire
Manager "CooI Heights"
Buena VISTA Va.
Special rates June IL TO July Is.
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WANTED. TEACHERS FOR PUBLIC
school and college work Positions
for "a Plan" SOUTHERN TEACH
ERS' AGENCY. Columbia g
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Automobiles for 5ale

FRANKLIN Two Or FoCH-PASSES.
ger automobile. in good running or
der. Just put in thorough repair; 4
new tires. Owner has purchased
later model. Price. S225. VIII dem
onstrate Further Information can
be had at 2O2 YraEnlcra p1lildinr
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5ltuotton5 ll,anreo, SrluaIe
4srorfs5londl QeIp lQdnIcn

WANTED, TEACHERS oF~1 Ar.
grades, for colleges. public and pri-
vate schools, also matrons and
housekecpers. for fall openings in
Virginia and Southern States. VIZ
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU r. "
Crid!in. MANAGER Einhinnrd Va
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FOR SALE. STORAGE SHED. AIIXIL-
fairy buildings ana two dcrr!cks (.
small amount of old timber AMER
1CAN BRIDGE 90. OF NEW YORK.
Second and Hull Streets.
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5ituatlons, 4orotfs5ipnaI

a GRADUATE OF THE NoRFoLE
Protestant Hospital wishes posi-
ton as resident nurse In school az
college for coming session; best ref
erences. Address MISS r. y. y.
al TMentN-eIghIh St Norfolk "
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NEKY ATTRACTIVE. TENTRAILY
iocstea cleaning. pressing and dye.
ing establishment can be purchase
at ver! low cash price: splendid
paying business and moncy-maker
for hustler; owner is leaving city,
the only reason for. sale. Address
u 2li. care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-si0.O 900
stock in Pittsburgh. Pa, corporation.
dividend paying. VIII sell outright
or, exchange for timber or manu-
featured lumber in Virginia or North
Caroline. Address J ~. care Times
Dispatch
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FLATS ll.anffo

WANTED. FLAT or SMALL, doT;SEr !.
centrally located preferred, or near
PARK; immediate possession: at once.
Phone Madison 1861. or address, r
2Ig. care Times DISnntch
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Kline Motor car Cor
porat'on VIII be held at the ONO
OF the company, American National
Bank Building. Richmond. Wa. On
the It'll DAY OF JUNE. 1912. at IL
o'clock noon, for the transaction AZ
such business as may lawfully come
before the meeting
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
d. r. MIDYETTE,
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sugtrtturs anp saIesmen

WASTED. cfTY s4IEsNEN FOR
real estate. We nro In position to
oner good proposition for one or
Two hiSh-class real estate statesmen.
None, other need apply Address p
o. Box S2I City
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RUBBER HOSE.

GUARANTEED RUBBER HOSE: BEST
ever sold for the price: MOBILES and
reels. CLARKE; Hardware, l2l5
Main Street.
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Rcaleh }0roposaI5

PGIBLfC Observation-Disclosures States
Engineer Once. $50 Seventeenth ST,
~ W.. Washington. D. ca public
hearing Will he held in the Town
r. ~ at Tappahannock Va, June ii,
1912. at y. Al. TO ali persons intar-
ested in the question OF the construc-
uon OF railroad bridge across the
Kappa hammock River at Tappahar
mol Va Maps and plans are on View
at inns once. w. c. LANCiFITT. 1t
Col, Corps OF Engineers.
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New Hotel Merton

4ftIH"tIc tIty, n. u,
vermont ave. Unobstructed ocean
view. Newly--bttilt brick. Cuisine nm
surpaSsed. MACK LATE & CO
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&odrn ldanffa

BOARD ~-lN1E D.-GENTLBALlE De,
s.res board tor VIE and TWO little
girls. aged. respectively, ten and
thirteen years. country preferred
whore children can .omp and where
fresh milk. eggs, vegetables and yea!
country far are in abundance; viii!
not consider replies received from
the ordinary boarding house. as that
is not what am seeking; l d-s're a
place with a family who do not as a
rule take boarders; whore I Will be
treated more as u guest than a.
ooarder; where, In other words. tho
armosphare vii! be moro that or the
family circle than the boarding
mouse: these conditions are only pos
s!hle with congcn;al family whose
home has not been bcsct by horde of
minimizing summer boardSrs; would
need two rooms. Write. stating
terms To S4i. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN. BOARD
in suburb; shade and good table pre-
ferred: desire private family. Nd-
dress III North I.ombardy
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j2ptirf6

DUPLIcATB TYPEWRITER LET.
ters. w. L. HOBART. BOX 1142.
Phone 51T1.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
mat JAlNkE BROS. jewelers.. 9t2
East Main Street. buy. sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES Old gold and Sill
Yer always taken In exchange.
DIR. N. c. MUELLER, SURGEON CHI
ropodist, now located at 1O2 East
Broad street over Commonwealth
Bank. Office hours: A. Ms p. NJ. !;
Saturday. 10 p. NJ: Sunday, ola NJ.
ManicurinG. Phone Monron 256O-L
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9iSrfildneol5
SHOE , REPAIRING

Toe HALFSoLI3 MEMS SHOES. esoc
ladies': every pair sewed; best leath-
or. no nails, no pegs. ROYAL rub
i0c; leather heels rebuilt like new
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 71S L. Main. Phone Mon
roe 1861.
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ROLLER SKATES.

BALL BEARING ROLLER SKATES.
all SIZES; S1.50 pair; get the child a
pair now. CLARKE, Hardware. Ial5
Main Street
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C0aI anh Sll1up

JUST PHoNE TO HEADoUARTT;J53rs
for wood. / recommend slab wood
fire and goes out when ynIi ,rc
through your work or cooking Vir-
ginia anthracite coal is cheapest for
hot weather W.!l send a sample
free. LONG .iadlsnn 1910.
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99eetiHoS

@ y STATED COMMUNICATION
Ky of Temple Lodge, No. ., ~, f. 4,
w y. NJ, will be held in the Ma
sonic Temple THIS lFr!dayls EVE
Ming at 1870 o'clock.
Members OF sister lodges and tran
silent brethren are fratcrnally Invited
10 unite with us.
by order of the Worshipful Master.
ALIEN. ". ARCHER
Secretary
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WOOD AND COAL

OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY.
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company: $50 halt-cord. DA-
ND NJ. LEA q co. Phone Monroe
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BIplations Gl.anIe1, apaIr

WANrED. POSITION AS BooKil EL5r5c
tr stem0sraphcr OF ofics assistant:
references given. ". c. pEGGINS.
2s1 Verge Street. CI-t ton Forge va.
IEGiSTERED ASSISTANT PHARAi.A-
oist desires position as RELIEF clerk
Good references. Do not answer
unless you can give permanent po-
sition. Address IL 32i. care Times
Dispatch
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FLATS Scr. Rent

EoGNTRY FLATS For RENT .GE 3, CT
fiat consists OF three large, airy
rooms. newly painted large. shady
lawn: one square from station: fare.
to Richmond, Is cents. Meals can
be arranged for at the hotel. Rent.
So q month. Address HERBERT
BoTH. Clayvile. Va.
APARTMENT. FIVE ROOMS. 200.
Grove Avenue, SIS.
APARTMENT IN THE NELMAR. 1911
Park Avenue, eight or nine rooms:
\ heated. Phone Mndlsnn kekaI -
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Real G5tate 5ipr Rsnt

FOR RENT, on FULToN HILL.
fve-room cottaSe, wit hstable on lot
for four or five stalls; Will put in
iirst-class order for desirable ten
ant. Apply 10 Jesse ~ LADD care
Nelson * I>add, Inc. No. 1905 East
Cary Street.
LARGE NEW STORE, SOUTH SIDE,
of Broad. West Address Ii 3lg. care
Times Dispatch.
216 LAFAYETTE AVENUE. BROOK
lyn-Furnished house. fourteen
rooms, fine residential section; harT-
hour from ocean. fifteen minutes from
City Hall.
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4oouIfrg, 4oet5 ano gloe STOCK

ONE PAIR OF FANCY DRIViNCi
mares; color. bay: fttcen hands: 900
lbs: seven yeara old. very handsome
and stylish. with plenty Of sped
and endurance; not afraid Or! any
tains; good enough to go into any
company; si10 Address r l53. care
r'imrs -I)iS-la tch
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Business Qppurtun!tles

Experienced BUSINESS NAN WHO
can invest $1,000. with services. in
small but highly remuneratIvc
manufacturing business; business
shows healthy and rapid growth: Will
stand close investigation. Address
go. caro- Times dispatch
ii ALI INTEREST IN TIE RICHMOND
ffh4r store: Incorporated. active busi-
ness, in healthy condition. Further
paruEulars see $. r. WHITE. SIR.
2l2 y. Fifth street. Richmond.
LOOKING FOR BUSINESS? OUR
typcwritten letters VIII ind It, In-
expensive and always get an inter
view Box 11i2. Richmond. Va
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Cur in GerrnanY.

Woman's Home Companion: In
Germany one finds all kinds Of cures.
Every enterprising town has one.
Often the cure house, is the finest
public building in the city. A Ger
man talks of going to his ure as an
American of going to his vacation.
There are milk cures and mud cures,
wind cures and water cures, mountain
cures and surf cures, but my choice
is the forest cure. Not only does 1t
best please my personal taste, but !
notice that 1t gets the most serious
cases, those where radical and heroic
cures needed. First of all there are
the tuberculosis patients strewn about
on their cots under the pungent
shades of the black forest as about
on DR.. Trudeau's camp in the Adiron-
dacks. Then there are the deyotees
of indigestion and the wrecks,
bilious, alcoholic and society wrecks,
drug fiends, bridge fiends and every
body: that Is, everybody who can
spend the time and money to come
hither for the forest cure. Naturally
Germany, as in America folks who
have to work and support families can
not afford to be cured. They can't
even afford the disease In the first
place.
1t lis curious how friendly the forests
are to sick and discouraged people. The
trees reach out their arms to shelter
them. In the stiffness OF the morning
and through the long nights they
whisper reassuringly to everyone who
listens.
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KOSSICK LEAD
POTTS LAST NIGHT
INTERESTING Box1NG CONTEST
BETWEEN THE TWO LITTLE
FELLOWS Ar THE FARGO OPERA
house BOTH MEN SHOWED
CLEVERNEss AND PLEASED.

Fargo fans saw a fast, scientific box
ing contest last night between Jimmie
Potts of Minneapolis and Kid Kossick
Of Moorhead. The bout was a ten
round affair and no decision was Civ
en-, but the popular verdict went to
Kossick, who displayed more agrees
sion than his opponent He had a safe
e on points in I'VE OF the ten rounds.
three were about even and Potts had
a margin in two rounds.
Kossick has improved wonderfully
in the finer points Of the game since
his last appearance in Fargo. He is a
real boxer now and his defensive work,
which was his weak point, formerly,
has now reached to the point of clever-
ness. On the offensive he has a dandy
rights.
Kossick was Handicapped last night.
The agreement was for straight rules
TO govern the contest, permitting hit
ting with one arm free and Kossick
had trained for that style of boxing.
Potts, who usually hobs up with some
objection, was there last night again,
and at the last minute refused to en-
ter the contest unfess the match was
under clean breaks. Kossfck protested
against the change. but rather than
rs ~ .OOASOuS0 Lle
point, and then proceeded to show up
Potts under the latter's favorite style.
Both boys were very fast and the
spectators frequently applauded each
for fine work.
In the preliminaries Reiss and the
Human Eel" ave a fast exhibition
that pleased the crowd. Kid Medford,
sparring partner for Kossick, and
Dummy" West gave a 9our-round box
ing contest.
The attendance was lighter than had
been anticipated, about 800 witnessing
the affair.
The contest was clever. There was
no knockout no brutality and nothing
to maj the sensibilities of even those
opposed to boxing contests.
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feet 70 per cent of the food sold
in the state was adulterated; imme-
diately after the passage of the law
this was dropped to "a per cent, while
now it is less than 5 per cent
Candies colored with anniline dyes
which are poisinous are displayed be-
side candy dyed with vegetable dyes,
the child would take as soon as
the other. 1t takes the pure food law
to keep out the poisonous color as
they are cheaper and will be used
where it is allowed. Candies are also
shown that were given a bright APP
pearance with shellac and all kinds of
things to fool the people. Every one
ought to study this food exhibit.
An exhibit of patent medicines and
headache powders brings out the in
sides Of these dangerous compounds.
Many of them harmful, yet advertised
to have wonderful curative powers.
They are dangerous and misleading,
this exhibit will prove interesting.
There are also a milling exhibit and
an exhibit to illustrate what the plant
takes out of the soil, showing most
graphically that the plant takes some
thing out of the soil. Wheat for in
stance takes out enough plant food in
a bushel of the grain to be worth %
cents IL one were to buy 1t in the
market. A busheI of corn contains
IA cents worth of plant food.
The agricultural department has a
very interesting display of all kinds
of grain so that one can learn the
characteristics of nearly all kinds of
grain that can be grown in the state.
Other exhibits illustrate rotation of
crops. the effect of corn In saving
moisture, etc.
The seed department has a large
display of plants and specimens TO
illustrate plant diseases and their
workings. The most interesting end
OF these was the method of getting
rid OF the diseases that live on the
crops. Now when the reports are
coming in Of how the flax wilt Is taxi
ing the fax it is interesting to learn
the nature of the disease, how it is
a small germ that can be carried on
the seed so that II flax seed Is sown
that has the germ on, the germ will
grow and attack the fax. The remedy
Is not to SOW the germ. TO kill any
OF the germs that may be on the seed
that Is sown and in case the germs
are in the soil not to SOW fax on 1t
for six or seven years. TO staTve the
germ out. When the nature Of these
diseases is known 1t is then possible
to check them in their attack on the
crops.
Another exhibit illustrates the fiber
A1d0G AEOlt ANOA ~ 0dnaLN nd& dhA
from Russian fax. The North Dakota
product showed up very fine in com
parislon with the Russian article.
The home economics department
has a splendid food display to illus
trate the comparative food values OF
the different food materials. There
are also exhibits to Illustrate the
drafting of garments, the planning OF
houses, the preserving OF food and
many other things of interest to the
ladies. Part of the room ds fixed up
for a restroom. This Is also much ap-