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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-03
MUCH INTEREST.
IS MANIFESTED
fAlRMoNT TENNIS TouRNA
mENT WILL HAVE SOME CRACK
PLAYERS. 4

Interest in tennis during the past
season SENS to have increased very
largely and new tournament in West
Virginia was added this year at
Wheeling, Parkefsbargg Charleston
and Fairmont. oil held under the aus.
plces Of the American Lawn Tennis ]
Association. All of them are open TO
players from anywhere except the
Pnrkersburg event, which Is open TO
West virginians only. and 1t Is there.
fore where the State championship is
played.
1t looks this year as II sFairmont
wcufd have not only the West Virginia
State champions, but also the cham.
pions of Maryland, and possibly the
champions of Pennsylvania, as Fish.
er aud Wagner of Baltimore have sig:
rified their intention of coming and
Stephens and McElroy, Of Pittsburgh.
will be in attendance II possible, al.
though they have conflicting engage
ments for Fairmont dates at Rulfalo.
The local tournament wiiitbe held
this year on the four courts 6f the;
Fairmont Tennis club at South side
Park on September I'd, Sd and 9Th.
and the visiting players viii be enter:
taiaed in the homes OF the various
members Of the club Next year the
10th annual tournament will be held
at tue Falrmont Country ulifbi where
Tie players viii be qpartered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-03
EVANGEL|5TIGa |
MEETINGS
SEVEN DAY ADVENTIsTS WILL
HOLD SERVICES AT LooP PARK
AS LONG AS WEATHER WILL
PERMIT.

The delightful cool Air Dome at
Loop Park has beer secured for n
series of Sunday evening cvangelistic
meetings. 10 begin next Sunday, All
gust 7th, 7:45 p. M.
Two very able men, Evangelists +.
u. Robbins. of Morgantown. and Chas
Iiaierle. of Philadelphia. have been
secured TO conduct the services and
unusually interesting times are antic!-
rated. The special feature OF the
meetings will be the|open question
box. Here one may ask all the ques.
tons Of religious nature they Please.
c.thcr written or verbal. and they
will be answered the same night. One
cannot appreciate TIC value OF this
feature till cne or more of such SER
Wees have been attended. The won
deriuI Bible answers, clear and to the
rolnt. forever settle all Questionings
and leave the hearer satisfied and
stronger in lnith than ever before,
Subject for next Sunday night viii be
"Is there Future World?" Meetings
will be held every Sunday as long as
the weather will permit. Admission
Will bc'free. and all are heartily vel.
ccme. Bring your Bibles with you.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-03
BURGLAR|zED
VARIOUS ARTICLES OF CLOTH.
ING, JEWELRY AND MONEY ARE
MISSING.

CLARKSBURG, Aug. 3. = Some
time during Thursday night five hous
es, in the city, were entered by bur.
glars and various articles Of clothing
were taken. besides money and watch.
es. George F. Rogers. who with his
family, occupies an apartment in the
Baker Flats, was the heaviest lover.
the burglar securing 800 and valua.
ble watch.
At the Lyon apartments the rooms
Of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wilson were
entered though little was taken ex-
cept shirt and n pair Of shoes were
exchanged. A baby's bank containing
$3.50 and a necklace were taken from
the home Of a. J. Smith in Dale ave-
nue., while at J. c. Fowler's home In
South Chestnut street. bracelet and
S26 are missing. Mrs. Matilda Reed
In Mechanic street claims the loss OF
a silver watch, a razor. straw hat and
small sum Of money.
The intruder worked very quietly
as no one was awakened by his visit
and not until after G a. M. yesterday
were the burglaries reported at po-
lice headquarters. 1t is expected that
arrests will soof be made,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-03
WILSON

SEA GIRT, n. j., Aug. 2-Governor
Wilson vii not make n general tour
of the country In his campaign, but
will only make a few speeches. The
governor made this statement today:
"l will not stump the country during
my campaign"
The regular speaking campaign OF
the organization will begin about
Sept. /.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-03

/ WASHINGTON, D. c., August g.
Henry Crumly, an Ohio man, has fai.
len a victim to the revolutionists OF
Mexico. Crumly was killed July 20
OF Ceyalo. 40 miles from Mexico City,
while pursuing his occupation OF ii
Taier well driller for the Lydecker
Tool company Of Marietta, o. A sum
Of money said 10 be between $500 and
$1,000. which the man carried, is miss.
ins.
Whether Crumly was slain for his
money or by the reyolutlonists to
force intervention by the United States
Will be established by the State De.
rartment. Representative George
White. of Marietta was appealed to
yesterday by Ohio friends OF Crum!Y
and he took the matter up with Secre.
tnry P. C. Knox. The murder OF Crum,
ly was verified and the United States
officials in Mexico have been instruct.
ed 10 establish the cause OF the crime
aad il pos.ole By whom committed.
r...sbursher's Protest
4 Phtsburgner now living in Mexl
co rrg:s intervention by Uncle Sam.
AT letter TO this effect has been laid
before Secretary Knox by Representa-.
tive A. ]. Barchfeld, OF Pittsburgh.
The letter was sent DIR. Barchfeld by
leading manufacturer of Pittsburgh
and was from friend who has bust.
ness interests in the southern repub.
lie. The letter, in part, said:
Until very recently all my thoughts
have been opposed to Intervention.
but with recent conditions all over the
republic. life taken, people tortured,
property destroyed, foreigners insult.
eG grossly whenever seen on the
streets. our flag ridIculed and incen.
diary articles printed in the Mexican
Papers. | am now strongly in favor OF
ANA insistently urge immediate inter.
vention.
II am especially aware OF what II
Gil means, bloody war, necessitating
fully 25O,OOO men to finally pacify and
thoroughly subiugate these people,
matter OF perhaps two or three years;
but after the first few months, when
all ports and large cities are In our
hands. II will merely mean the prop.
er show OF force. firmness and justice
to all to insure guarantee OF peaceful
pursuits, so that business will go on
as usual. Force and the strong hand
ia required, is all the Mexicans under
stand or respect, and the sooner this
comes the better for all concerned.
Crisis Recognized.
That conditions are growing worse
hourly in Mexico is admitted by Wash.
ington officials In close touch with the
situation. The recent warnings OF
President Taft to President Madero
aud the leaders OF the revolutionary
army seem to have had little or no
effect in checking outrages against
Americans. That there Is a crisis is
generally acknowledged, and unless
conditions improve within the next
few days it is predicted that the Uni.
ted States will assert itself to the
point where American citizens will
be respected or prompt steps will be
taken to protect the lives and proper.
ty OF citizens Of this country in the
disturbed republic.
The destitutlon of American refu.
gees from Mexico, now quartered at
FL Paso, resulted in the passage by
the Senate yesterday OF a resolution
authorizing the War Department to
spend 100000 in transporting them
10 such points in the United States
as they wish TO reach.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-03
ANNIVERSARY
POPE Plus HAS BEEN HEAD OF
ROMAN CHURCH FOR NINE
YEARS.
(RY UNITED PRESS)

ROME, Italy, Aug. 3. - Pope Plus
X today completed the ninth year of
his office as leader OF the Catholic
church, thus an old superstition that
he would die before today's annivcr-
sary, which was based upon the fact
that his life had been lived in per.
rIeds OF nine years. was set aside.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-03
GRACE
SAYS WlFE's STATEMENT WAS A
PACK OF INFAMOUS LIES.

Iby UNIteu PTes.I
NEWMAN, Geo, Aug. 3.-Sutferlng
from paralysis, Eugene Grace bitter.
ly denounced the verdict in the case
of the state against his wife,
"Ws had no quarrel whatever. Her
statement as to how the shooting oc.
Cured was pack Of Infamous lies. /
don't sec how they could have acqult,
ted her We had no quarrel whatever
She IS as guilty as hell,H were some
OF -Graee's comments. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-03

Mr. James C. Campbell, Of sarasa.
10. Fla. who had spent the past week
here with his brother. Mr.. w. b
Campbell, will return tomorrow TO
Wheeling where together with his
wife he is spending the summer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-03
intervention IN mexico
IS EXPECTED VERY soon
MEXICAN REBELS AND UNITED
STATES SOLDIERS EXCHANGE
sHoTs-GovERNMENr INouIR.
ING INTO HENRY cRuMLYs
CASE.

Ell PASo. Tex, August 3.-Mexican
rebels and United States soldiers ex.
changed more than IS shots today
across the border. Details cannot be
ascertained.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-07

Seattle, Wash- Aug. z-Jack
London the novelist and his wife.
arrived in Seattle recently, after
148-days' voyage around the
Horn on the sailing ship Dirigo,
and registered at the Hotel
Washington. To interviewers he
announced. that while at sea he
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-07

! Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London.
completed one novel and made
notes for two more.
Jack invented The Literature
That Grips. Intentionally, or
otherwise, he has led the public
to believe that he is the sort of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-07

3 MAN HE WRITES ABOUT
man he writes about. For in
Stance, he hated the conventions,
preferring the wilder, freer life
of the wild and woody places
where primitive men strip their
meat raw from the bones, not
minding a little blood, and make
savage, gutteral noises when they
eat.
He wrote story once about a
man in Alaska who was starving
to death and trying to get some
where before he died. A wolf
was starving, too. The wolf
dragged himself after the man,
reasoning to himself thus: eff
can stick it out longer than the
man, l can eat him"
So the man crawled and
,rawled, and the wolf crawleda
after him, and by and by the mani
played 'possum, and the wolf:
crept close and prepared to take
bite. But the man drew back
just in time, and as the wolf col
lapsed, the man sank his teeth in
the beasts neck and drank his
blood.
That's the kind of a life for
Jack!
Everybody thought it was, but
it isn't.
Mr.. and Mrs. London were as
signed to rooms 626 and 628, COM
prising one of the most luxurious
suites in the hotel. With them
came Nahata, the nove1ist's valet,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
COnnAlDARY IS TO
Be INSTITUTED soon
PROMINENT AAsONs VISIT TH',
CITY AND CEREMONIES WILL
BIZ HELD T0NIGHT-OYvICIiss
TO BE ELEC1ED

Cavalry Commaadry No.is knights
Tsmplar. will ~ formally constituted
at . meeting 70 b held this evening
In the Masonic hall. william v.
Grace. Great Commander OF OREGON; !;
II. D. Robertson. Deputy Grand Ito.
eordsr. and J. r. Tspscott. Grand
0snaraiismo Of the state Of Califor.
nis. arrived last evening to deliver
the charter and conduct the services
OF constituting the commsndry.
This sftsrnooa the distinguished
visitors were shown around the city
and taken for trip out into the
country.
omcsrs for the remainder Of the
yssr are to b sisetsd tonight and H..
stalled. aad foliosins this . bsnQus.
will b served 81 the White Pelican
hotel. N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
MANY WOULD Be
LAW v|0AT0Rs
STATE OFSICERs ARE HAVING
TROUBLE IN ENFORCING THI.
Law AGAINST TmE KILLING ~
CMlNEsE PHEAsASm

state Game Warden Finley 10 hsv'
Ing considerable trouble In the en-
forcsmsnt Of the game Law with 70
gard 10 killing Chinese phsasants. IN
some parts Of the state the fariasrs
are much 10 favor Of hsvias the lar
enforced and help the game depart,
msnt In fsrrsting out violations. but
elsewhere there 10 considerable op.
position. This ID strongest where tho
judges and Justices Of the peace re-
fuse 10 convict ualcss tho evidence ID
absolute or the defendants plsa
guilty. Mr. Finley 10 at present en-
gagged In securing evidence asainss
several prosecutors and court heads
In various parts Of the state who per.
sistsntly oppose the cnforcsmsnt Of
the game laws.
nr. risley assisted ia the prosecu.
tIon Of Edwin Robertson Of Turner.
who was charged with hunting phsss
ants. Robertson had been out hunt.
ins and was crossing = nsld whom a
phsassnt dew up ahead. He fred at
II and failed 70 kill. but . game war.
den saw the attempt and searched
him. In the hunting bag vas found
Chinese pheasant pin feathers and ths
bloody condition Of the bag showed
that at least one recently had been
killed. Robertson on the stand plead
ed that he was shooting cats. aud
claimed 70 have lent the bag 70 q
friend. He said hs did not know tho
phsssant feathers were there.
Judge Webster Of Salem. In . stats-
ment In the Daily Oregon Statesman
OF Salem. recently said;
II believe In prptsetins certain
kinds Of birds that are an assst 10
farmers IN that they destroy trouble.
some insects and vsrmin. Other than
that. thluk TIE laws ought to b. re-
psale1.
when asked about deer and other
BIG game. be said:
LET them become extinct. What
good ere thsyf ~ Il u. there are
many aaimsls thst ere . lstrimsat TO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
M. B. Rucker
In charge

.fsrnsss. sad thereby they are pssss
to be done away With. ~ loss - vs
have them With ~. sad issaiise hunt
ins ut certain times Of tho year. the
farmers have . lot Of trosbis With
.isy people Who In their cArelessncss
while hunting In the eouatry kiii aud
cripple the farmsss' domestic animals
that are really worth sosnethins."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

:. -
In v,ssh hrupsey Nosios = -
ias os Cvdissw
I'm the District Court q
states for tho District 49,
lin Bankruptcy -
In the Matter Of Bsrsass
BANKRUPT. ..h I
TO Creditors Of bernard y [.''1
County Of KIsms'A'
Aforesaid: r.
Notice Is hereby sivsa ~,
,ssh dsy Of october 1918.
c. splnk wss duly sdjuds,s ~
supt. ssd ,ha. the arss se.sas
crs1itors win b. held q ~
). 9. Ru,saic. rsisrss Of - -. ~
N bankruptcy. In Klsnass
son. II dls,ric. aforesaid. =
bsr ~th. 1919. 1t 8 o'e'oes
vh,eh time creditors ny ~
prove their claims and app. 49,
tss. ssamias the ssakrsv' -, rG|
A. svch other business :.
eriy come before the nsso, nssss
J. Q. RuT
R.s.r.. In ss.s.s
JOSEPH 9. KENT A''ss +. IN
Bankrupt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
HONESTY NOT !
BEST P0uc|
PARIS TAXI DRIVER COaW "
UNUSUAL CONCLUSION Avsn
ug nAD REsrORgD voasem
TO A PAssgN0gR
yai,ss rrs.s sesv,es

vai,sa rre>s sesv'es
PARIS. Oct ss--Arnas1 Lso'.s
tasicab driver. b doubtful ~ ~ |.
regarding the theory tAss sssV
the best policy
A passenger lsft In ~ - -
TABLE securities worth eseSw
covering the bundle. AFnAss 4
q, top speed through The - -.
catch his fare" st the 0sss = -
durinx the trip reeslvihs ~
moasea from polieeusa ~
spssdinx. Hs located sAs -.
he wss Jus, abou, TO sosse : a.
ana was generously Fsvessss ~
dollar. Armand paid S'e
Anss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
WOMAN ORDERS
own MONUMENT
HUNGARIAN TRA0 EDIENNE e
HOPES TO SAVE HER vRIENDs
MUCH TROUBLE-WR,lEs Rsis
FAREWELL aEsaA0v


United Pres service
BUDAPEST, Oct. ss.---ro ssve ber
friends trouble after death. Nine.
Marie Jasssy. the famous Hungarian
tFassdisass. has ordered her own
Sravsstons. Il 10 ssssn foot column
~ red HunsarIsn marble, snr.nount.
ed By classis capital. and In the mid
die 10 floral wreath bearing the To-
scription: II die without regret. aud
may those accept my thanks who have
loved me In my life. Marie Jsssay Z"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
WlTa MIN N. aaia


which eoaassesa yssesslay ssar
Adsisaepls. Win prove the esisis OF
the var. II the Bsleariaas Win it
viu elssr The roa1 70 Ceastaatiaoels.
ot1uld the TURKS via Il b 'sxpsetsd
that they WIN follow - their ID.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
LITERARY CLUE
MOll,s AGHeTsN0


A meeting Of TIE Klamath Litsrar,
Club vas held n the home Of Charlie
=. Stewart. The subject vas ''Tns
Revolutionary Tsadsaeies ia Poli
ties." The sttsadsaes was good end
the Interest 10 iscssssias u svss'
meeting.
The subject vas discussed ~ ~
w.A.i.sonaFd - leader. ssd branches
were handed by hsssss. 0sossbeek
Stewart. Chiicoss ssd Miss Burnett
The asst meeting Of the club wiil
be held asst Tuesday svsains st tbs
same place. The subject viii - REV
cIutionasy Tendencies In Religion. .
Rev. ). 9. stubbisasld viii b The
leader.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

niIliea fraAes. iselulins Tie sold
aa1 jsvsls1 crown a PAillip. smpsr-
os q ceaseastisepls.
Ths veul1-be robbss b euesas Dc
orssve. a ostsad sdvsntursr. who
several yeasS aeo vas seatsnesd 70
sranspertatiea for life. With his
brother % Tie high ssas. but later
pafdooo1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
CHURCH ROBBERY
] NEATLY F0|lED
vo0,1mR CONVICT y INVOLVED
~ 4 PLof 10 STEAL PRECIOUS
nzsscs Vnoal VA,soUs PLACE
a. WooGuW


Voleoo epUD oosvooo
nnuooe11. osG 3S.-TAs police
Ases tbssvsesd 3sst II tins . plaa
= ree g. Aubls's sAussA. Nanss. Of
~ Deesiess ssiiss. vaissl q several
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

huLoRADB. OF. ss.-Ths Turil
|ars Fstrsatias. nassassslag Chsls-
tians - they proceed. The pussuins
siiiss ere constsntly passing ssokins
villages vith the Sesssts stssvh WITH
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

ISLE OF PORTLAND. England,
Oct. 3s.--Ths third bsttisship squad.
ron is prsparins 70 sail for the hsdit-
srrssa 70 keep IL touch With the sis'
ustion In the Dalkaas. The admiralty
fsars that the Dewsss VIII b In
volve1. NJ w 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
M Z Pl1stsyTa
(Coatinusd from Page -

VContihusd from PAoe
Jack took white girls on tripa In hll
private car during theatrical tours.
lie was surrounded By white girls In
his training camps before biz ashts,
Charles has furnished many names
and addresses.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

wANTED-To borrow eloo. real =
tate security. Hsvald eaes. "
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
LONDON, OCT. ss.-coatradietor,

LONDON. Oct. 33.-Contradictory
reports are received regarding Asht-
Ing around Adrisaopls. APPARENTLY
the Dulsasiass have been checked.
Dispatchss from Soda say that the
Bulgariaas are again advaneing.
Messages from Constaatinopls say
that The Bulgarian have bssn dis
organissd.
Il b estimated that thousands have
bssn killed and woundsd.
Lord Roberts. II . speech IN Man
chester last nisht. urged Britain %
arm for the osdeals near"
The speech was not taken ssri-
ousiy. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

vsassss ssA shssssr The Bslsarian
army,
Il is rot known how the battle u
sotns. 4 quarter Of . million troop
are sagassd. The battle fSoat En-
tssds thirty miles. and the loses
have bssn heavy on both sidss.
Fighting between the ssrvians and
Turks n also In progress The ssr'
visns. aided By the Albians. are vic
torieus. The Greeks have been sue.
cesssul II Southssn Turkey.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

wANTED-womsA 70 v''s ~
ranch. Ap,,y Herald - ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

BUDAPEST. OF. 33.--Ths Monts-
negrin forces ere closing upoa scu-
tari. 4 nsscs bsttis h raging about
Taraboseh. ~ h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

LOS AN0ELEs. Oct. s3--McCarsy
the nght promoter. said today;
What ! think sbout Jack johnson
IL uant 70 prtnt. His conduct toward
the mother OF the CamsFoa sirl wss
enough 10 mako any nan 80 re-.
Johnson will never again asht In
America" ffn f
sAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ss.--Coa-
roth. the local psissnght promoter.
dsclsrsd this mornias that the els
closures concerning Jask Johnson
iassns that the big black esnnst <et
another nght In the eountsy. He said
that hs would not stage sa sssir II
which Johnson was intssssts1.
CHICAGO. oet. Ss.--Lueills Can.
eron ID still held 70 testify before
the federal grand jury.
The mayor said this nornine: ~
! nnd there b tustiaeatien ! will 70.
woke Jack Johnssa's sale anapss."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

PARIS. Oct. 3S.-Rspesss received
here Of the hshtias nsar Adsiaaople
ere conAietins. Diplonaes are OF the
opinioa that the battls q still Ia
progress. Il b regarded - the great
oct battle since the Russo-Japan var.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

ATHENS. Oct. 33.-Ths Greek sd-
vaacs y opposed. Tho Turks are
nghtins stubbosalv.
Four torpedo boat dsstsoysrs. re-
esntly purchased from England. have
arrived. They VIII start Immediately
for Pyrasus 70 Join the Aegean Asss
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-28
TOO MANY FOR HIM.

How many boys. as they looked on
Il putting. Wheeling. snorling rail
read engine, could novcr realize that
the monster. quivcring and painting
like a frightened horse. was NOT
alive? Surely, il seemed. through
those pulsing iron veins the tide of
creature life went raging. Some
times he would see the engineer
walk down beside the iron horse
and crawl part way under it, trust
Ing his life between the motionless-
wheels. What if on a sudden whim,
the big brute engine should das:l
forward of its own will and crush its
keeper! II is often years before he
can disassOciate the idea OF life from
that of motion, and realize that the
steam engine was lifeless iron, with
never a thought or wish in it's soul
less frame.
This idea OF animatinO in self
moving bodies was illustrated in the
case of an old man who recently
tried to walk across the street in
Horton. Kan, keeping out Of the
way of putting motor car The old
gentleman had safely lodged the
"critter" when he was knocked over
by a motor cycle coming in the
autos wake As he rose, brushing the
dust from his clothes. he said:
Who'd have thought that automO-
bile had colt?'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-28
Space-Savinq Parasols,

There Is growing fancy for paraso!s
arr umbrellas that can be easily pack
60. One of the newest is adjustable to
any angle, which makes it convenient
Tor motoring. tennis tournaments or
the races. and when closed the top dis.
appears In the handle. This sunshade
has rosette and loop by which 1t can
be slung over the wriet.
Folding umbrellas are now made to
60 in small trunks and compact enough
to be tucked into a suitcase or even a
sachel. An umbrella which does not
fold. but weighs only twelve ounces, is
of thin. strong silk on a light steel
frame and stick.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-28
FUNDS NEEDED TO
WIN THE VICTORY

Continued from Page ID
man in the White House compared
with the direct and indirect taxes
20 ossary to run the government.
..i~crats can make the next Senate
.emocratic as we'll as the House OF
Representatives and elect Woodrow
Wilson president. Contribute one
dollar and sustain our committee.
Let Lakeland be in the lead as usual
Sincerely yours,
j. CLIFFORD BROWN.
Tampa, Fla. Aug. &c, 1912.
Hon. J. {. Brown, Lakeland, Fla:
Dear Mr.. Brown-You are hereby
authorized to collect funds for the
national Democratic campaign and
to appoint any one else in your pre-
cinct to help you that YOU think
would assist you.
Please make your remittance to
me weekly with the names of the
parties contributing and will send
you receipt OF same.
VI course your local newspaper
will assist You all i, can and will
also take contributions.
Yours truly,
\. J.ANGLE,
Member Financial Committee.