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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
Allen N. F|etCher's Record As II Is
What Cavendish Listers Say Of Mr. Fetchers Tax List
All But One Joining i'm the Statement


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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31
WEST TOPSHAM.

Wilbur Kimball continues in very fee.
BILE health.
The many friends of Miss Fannie
Chalmers viii be pleased to hear of hel
convaleseence.
The work OF strengthening the curve
In the road between Il. c. Pooles and
u, Z. Bagleys is in progress.
The Republican rally last week was
well attended, especially by the Demo
nats and Progressives--the ones who
most needed the medicine dealt out by
Messrs. Darling, Cheney, Austin and
Archibald, the speakers.
The concert given by the young folks
hst week in the interest of the ladies'
It'd, was success.
Mrs. Laura Parks and children, Albert
and Helen, of HYDE Park, Mass, are
visiting at Horace Whites, the father
of Mrs Parks.
The popular drama, "The Country
Doctor" was presented at village hall
Monday evening to a full house by the
Home Dramatic club and was success,
both financially aud socially.
Mrs. Hattie Riley and daughter, Ger
trude, of Graniteville are visiting rela-
t,ves and friends in town.
Eugene Fellows has been appointed
U. s. mail weigher on one Of the through
mail trains running out of Boston.
The grange lawn party, held at n. r.
philbfick's, was largely attended and u
good time enjoyed by all. lee cream was
served and the young folks made happy.
There will be no excuse for voters to
stay away from the polls next Tuesday,
az they ought to be able to vote for a
town representative Of their choice,
when they have three to choose from.
Voting booths have been erected at the
schoolhouse hall.
Mrs Cora Vance Of West Liyermore,
Me-, is visiting her mother, Mrs. C. H..
MeCrillis, at the old jackson home
stead.
Lively times at Rice's cottage hotel
Me past few weeks with the coming
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31

II used the Cuticura Soap to shampoo
my hair and rubbed in q little Cuticura
Ointment. After few treatments found
the head clean and healthy. free from all
dry scales. CuticurA Soap and Ointment
cured the dandruf. and now use Cuticura
to keep It from returning" (Signed) W.
Dyke, Jan. 2, 1912.
For pimples and blackheads the following
Is q most effective and economical treat
ment: Gently smear the affected parts With
Cuticura Ointment. on the end Of the finger.
but do not rub. Wash OF the Cuticura
Ointment In i've minutes with Cuticura
Soap and hot water and continue bathing
for some minutes. This treatment is best
on rising and retiring. At other times use
Cuticura Soap freely for the toilet and bath.
to assist in preventing Inflammation. irri-
tatIon and clogsing Of the pores. Sold
everywhere Liberal sample Of each mailed
free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card ''Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston
sSTender-faced men should use Cuticura
Soap Shaving Stick, Csc. Sample free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31
How the Bull Moose Keeps the
Commandments
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS
Are Virtually Disfranchised-Plots Also
in Kansas, Pennsylvania, Nebraska
Roosevelt Has No Evidence of
the Queer Procedure.

| New York, Aug 3l.--Refusal of the
Roosevelt politicians to relinquish the
Republican label and get out of the
party in states where they control the
governmental machinery has constitut-
ed one of the most serious obstacles to
the managers of President Taft's cam
paign in getting the campaign started.
Although Colonel Roosevelt is now the
nominee of third party with differ
ent name and although his platform de-
nounces both the Republican and Demo.
cratic parties as unworthy the peoples
support, apparently the Republican party
| is all right in those states in which
| its bosses are supporting him and his
candidacy. Such states are California,
where the machine Of Hiram w. John
son, the governor and nominee for vice.
president on the third term ticket holds
the state in a viee.like grip, Kansas
where Governor Stubs is the Bull Moose
boss, Pennsylvania, where Boss Finn of
Pittsburg is the chief Bull Mooser and
in control Of the state committee, and
Nebraska, where Governor Aldrich was
one OF the seven governors who first
called the Bull Moose to hit the trail
for a third term.
1t Is the contention of the third-term
candidates managers in these states,
whatever may be the eolonel's attitude,
that they propose to avenge the steal.
ing Of the nomination at Chicago by
stealing for Roosevelt the electoral votes
OF those states where we can control
1t is thoroughly practical scheme, al
though the chapter and verse in the
Bull Moose bible which gives it sane
tion is not quoted, II is the sort of
thing which Boss Finn of Pittsburg
might be expected to do; it is the sort
of thing which Governor johnson is do
ing and justifying on the ground that
the cause being just whatever aids the
cause is justified.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31

aud going of many guests, who find the
Rice's not only a convenient "stop-over
house, but right good place to stay q
few days and enjoy those square" meals
that Mrs. Rice knows so well how to
prepare.
Mrs. Eugene Fellows is teaching i
term of school in the Dexter district.
The village school opens next week
with Miss Cora Kennedy as teacher.
The three candidates who are in the
field for town representative are as fol.
lows: Republican, S. NJ. Hood; Demo
crat. Il. c. Poole; Progressive, G. Fl
Hight. Go to the polls next Tuesday
and vote for the best man and leave
party out.
Ernest Magoon has had several sheep
killed by dogs recently, and the select
men OF this town and Orange have made
investigation.
During the recent severe thunderstorm,
a valuable COW on the Farnham farm,
belonging to Hon. r. NJ Harvey OF
Montpelier, was killed by lightning.
There was insurance on the animal,
which was promptly adjusted by the
company's agent, n. 2. Philbrick.
A. s. Jewett has purchased a new
Maxwell auto and has already become
quite an expert in running the machine.
Mr.. Beede and family visited at John
Marston's last week.
II. NJ. Jackson is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Henry Glover, of Groton,
Moses Hood, our stage driver, is still
haying on the c. NJ. Tubbs place, when
the weather permits. He hopes to finish
before he votes next Tuesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31
THOROUGH PROBE
OF FUNDS PLANNED
Colonel Roosevelt, cortelyou, Loeb, Per-
kins, Knox and Rockefeller
to Testify.

Washington, Aug. 3l.--When the sub
committee OF the Senate committee on
privileges and elections meet Sept. 80.
interesting developments are expected
Among the witnesses to appear will be
Col. Roosevelt, George b. Cortelyou, vii
liam Loeb. jr.. ex-senator Nathan b.
Scott OF West Virginia, Henry Clay
Frick, George w. Perkins, William Is.
Mckinley, Joseph NJ Dixon, ex-senator
Charles Dick of Ohio, William Rockefel-
Ter, William Randolph Hearst, secre-
tary Philander G. Knox, Harry Tilford
and r. @, Barstow OF the Standard Oh
company and 10 or ~ southern negro
delegates to the Republican national
convention.
The investigation, which was being
conducted in perfunctory way before
John d. Archbold testified that the
Standard Oil company gave sl25,000 to
the Roosevelt campaign fund in 1904,
and was urged to give Sl50,000 more,
will be thoroughly alive at the fall ses-
sion.
II is known in Washington that Sem
ator Penrose is eager to have Messrs.
Roosevelt and Cortelyou testify as soon
as the committee meets. Mr.. Penrose
does not believe that Mr.. Cortelyou has
told all that he knows about the cam
paign fund Of 1904.
MIR. Bliss, treasurer of the national
committee. in supporting his request for
the additional contribution of $l50000
distinctly stated" said Mr.. Penrose t,
the committee, that the matter had
been taken up with Roosevelt and Cor
telyou."
Before the committee meets next
month, Mr.. Penrose expects to get cor
roborative evidence to support his state
ment. s'iA1 7lA3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31

1t removes all traces of scales and dandruf, and
cleans the scalp pores Of accumulaons thus stimulating
the glands into healthfu activity 1t acts naturally and
hygencally In tubes, 25c jars, 5oc At all druggists
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31

hereby
is held
o 0
TownCe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31

washes. etc. without any
effect. l thought l would give
Cuticura Soap and Ointment
o trial. Tho scalp always had
dry skin on IL which did not
itch as / gave It . good
brushing every morning and
evening. but through tho day
the dandruff would show
badly On INV coaf COLLAR
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31
An Explanation OF the Malicious Attacks Made Upon
Allen M. Fletcher.

ELLIOTT of n o Of Vermont aged nyeard
clerk Of osna w. for q years last past and have sworn The listers the first day April
had much with the list during that Time s' attended every meeting Of board civil authority
before the board listers during that time am business pertaining to his list before the board
Of civil authority the town any way nor did h. ever have occasion have make
n o
@ @ ser@ns s % .ay
ne S m ns ana taxes get h a s n men n
: s
h nadh til
n s nn ~n pa and ever n so s " lighting s s
Fletcher became "a Resident 9 s April i I H. been summer resident here
resident Ludlow and first town clerk and who's" the library built by Allen
vehA
:. ctsss. % @ RET Fletcher "a, &
From ssr records s I a my u sn find ss w had
Prior 1910 an inventories have been DESTROYED
any
.
@ " @ % ehaaophr @ @
a defendant [ ra s~ma% n before us rasn that tns va
Goodrich a s s . 1898 p s against " ~ , s a
ca .sn. s @ an @ s a ns"s w
% "a ~h IN" consent authorities the so cspd st Attorney p,.
Coming again property
se that Of 1911 BY the sale real estate lndaa Ind which took
Mr. Of !. OF is Of
andhp
George Coo NJ
y ON % 'a s sn % s ~ s Goodrich s e
was one the listers during these years. and had '''" "'" said deceased ni White
s s9aE4 OF OF yF WINDSOR
and ,s % S foregoing @ hi 5 .s Es appeared Elliott White
DON'T BE MISLED BY FALSE CHARGES
REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31
GEORGE M. WHITAKER DEAD.
Passing of Prominent Man in the Farm
ers' Movement.

Fort Atkinson, Wis, Aug. 81. George
NJ Whitaker, secretary of the Nation
al Dairy union and president of the
Farmers National congress, died here
yesterday.
He was born in 1851 at Southbridge,
Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-31
TROUBLED WITH
.DANDRUFF 20 YEARS
Dry Skin on Scalp. Would Show
Badly on Coat Collar. Cured After
Few Treatments with Cuticura
Soap and Ointment.

74s Third Ave-. New York, n. "
Having been troubled with dandruh for
twenty years and trying numerous lotions.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
GlMl RrMnrd, wv

The readers OF this par.
pleased to learn that then
one dreaded disease that
been able lo cure N a. ~
that is Catarrh. Halls oa
is the only positive cure "
10 the medical fraternity.
ing a constitutional "s,"
n constitutional treatment
tarrh cure is taken lnIsiaS
directly upon tile blood ~ M
surfaces bf the system Ts
stroving the foundation OF ~. Wy
and giving The patient W..
building NJ the consll'.il',ss
sIsting nature In doing u IN
proprict0rs have 50 mn,n .n., ~
curative powers mar luo
Hundred Dollars 'or AZ! an! M
fails 10 cure, send 'o' ''
monlais. address, "a -sh
+. ]. CHENEY 4 co, .,.. '.s "
sold hv druggists. prs. pp,,,. u
Take Halls Family f''' y
patton.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
department os ia. le'
United United states Land al

sfhNAA ui Tie \
United States Lana
Denver COLORADO iy
To Arthur A. Hnil% %
Coutcstee. "
You are hereby no,is,
I. Kennedy Who IyH.ss y,yAs
Colorado a. lbs 49,, e.s
d, q ON January j. lsil
Office bis duly corrsA.,,,
tlon 20 contest and ,,eg,.
iation Of your Deser, ls,a
O3653 ser,8. NJ. 'Is. ~.
5O, 1908 Cor SWE a. -,
\ W u OF section :,
Range dZN, 9Th p,im.
ana as sr1unds for his y.
leSes that The laws ssS.
Desert land entry lave ~
piled with and tLai t,os Al
1910, up 20 JANUARY / ii
small part Uf the rsqa,
turys to- Improving an
SAID Tract OF land Ia. IA
tract. 20
You are, therefore. I'M.
that thu said allegation. n
by this office as havI1g y
cd by y0g, and y0gr ssS
be cancelled thsreuuder M
further tight fu be bs,n
either before tlls orice or
II you IAN 10 ile In ttIs n
twenty days after The P0T1
licatiou OF thls uct.tr as
low your answer. under al
calls meeting and r.spd
these allegations OF eon,est.l
fail within that time to d
office due proof that you ID
a copy uf your answer on
contestant either in pers
registered mail II this
made hy the delivery 0.
your answer to The ccnl
person proof Of such servic,
either the said contestant
acknowledgment Of his rectI
copy showing the date Of 4
or the AFFIDAVIT Of the n
whom ihy delivery was mad
when and where the copy I
cred n made by regists
proof OF such service must
the affidavit pt The person
the copy was mailed stld
and the post office to Viii
mailed, and this aTidavi, nd
companird by IN. pestmal|
ceipt for the letter.
You should state in yoai
the name Of The posi- Oflc
you desire further notices I
TO you. -
Date Of first publication u
1919.
Date OF second puelicatiss
is. 1912. -,
%, 1912.
Date Of fourth publicatis
/. 1912
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
~oy,cr or ,rrllc,T'ooss :"
STATE l.NNbs

oricc % the state hOa''
Commissioners c,,o Ian. N
Notice is hereby ,sslee sivsn y j
r. Edison, whose pg made M
neneaISt 80 Ee'T, ,s lease s,A' the folls.3
scrihcd School i.ahas' a,ss',uIt;
County. Colorado, NO, ,o"iS 10 n. 4
All OF See. lb, lWH, Wan to ID
No other applica,ils""w "w,l! vi
above described 'a,Sis 100
cred after Feb. y isiir iiirFrEH!
Register state Board Law
s!Gnf'Ii Firsf IpinBllca,lo2 :, in ,aSslie.s SIssisi
une Ian. iSl 1917 '"'
O 1912 =
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
Notice of Annual irsn %t 4

Notice Is heren' :. s,cH|
annual meeting of nrs'p 'ns i D
Of The Greeley ~, p'h' he heN
D, Ditch COMPANY will l,s Ss yinti Ist
secretary's office v: c:,turdn,
Greeley, Colo on M 'Ats hour |
ruary 3, 1912, at. at '0s ,se pa1I
O'Clock a, NJ ior directors III, j
electinr g e'tia a board 10 Of ar @'F'iSu the d
ensuing year, ana ~, business !
properly come D SetV'p /, powFl1
HARRY h' Sat
Ian. lV
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

ea sG5,,.ai ey said Violate
.a'ttluU F
a,iy Any. building 5E..g.a 5EI..g.a n
u'',lslou y VI tls tsset 70
"a matter .rr lgiilin,Y
IT, ISRl,p'@Eal Sll gr gertrygf, yfi' a
writing, rIrrrl..' said
IN. IIoy''gns 1il TO said ri,ns
hN said gnHraa teen
ann AMI l1e decision Hip.d
t'"u bv Thr E.t Iuu!u.
Iibp"5 Iniibpg5s'iinE Ing with N. i1sslp{
dollars On m5Tlr aiiY N
n "f5 Lo.. tPpe8l Sgcs sees1
bc 'NrrrIyrr-J tiirsfl
ins H,is 10. 70 BE- elected K. lees IS
81 and ult taIr4',r BY NJ
hiters. tH'Il by d.
The Citg Gisrs F+iNBlyJ
qgo"lrnisseilgE gol ise.gE with Ii.. ib. I'D
permit la7uei ro,''. W I aRblu
~ Sf,,, tw9 70, or NOR fa,,ns a,is n
each permit ;g .sli sli BE- d
sSN,,.g sSSwyFs thg clty cI..S,i cI.,Si
Section 81 Srg, cents,
kt;,i.. - !. ANb KEE0Sf;HyggR
cip limits pr.',.r si9rsi |
sasollne or kef@,,-..5,59' 80 iAa
other'Eise dian eas "a
sSvbed by a. Iesslat
Roa n"aI5 of Fire tr5's ts ..
Snard 9l Fire wind
STATE uf C1l6e55'i 'ilefwnl
uNat ln no event ..ai,g aag Al
Nin Nwi,Ein ibg dFe I.nii,..i i.i I'D
kerosene by one 1,,lhs ag.. Of
'oIpotaunH Do oBs Gia,t ia,it.
Section EE. il ss,slg,all0u
nhl!ees nan or parts Gl ,:t,. a.
uici herewith -ra uillaaj
,,.py,sg assFea and adop,ed' u
A. d. 1919 1aF a
Attest
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Fhst El9iicatIoa In NJ. " n
ltA 4Iluuue TsHusr,. II
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
Greeley. Colo Jan. y :,
Homcseckers Nv "ve,iWN
Tcxns and New ,",t.. " |,


On first and tnI,' ,, me @s
sell ell round trip hon,an, CTsat nj, !!
sion tickets to a .s srT~ Ts,,s a
in New Mexico arn ,r,,ral limit J
reduced rates , lINersl " v
five days ALLOWING ssstaiied
tion. rates etc. c,..'p,bern r"'s Af'a,'
dress T. p, fisnr'' snr coler,d'
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
Proposed ORDINANCE No.

A OrAinanee Relating to the Cee.
aaruretUn, Repair and MSStsx oI
1alIaInxst CreatiaG = Department
Ser th~ baspe ectioa thereof: tne ~
saink of P~rnits, aaA for the nees-
lattsa of UH.afe buildings.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
NOTICE OF ,o,,

FIRST urffff7,+f City
ley Tribune Iaaaairyy' r "
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01
Sealed Proposals,

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of the board of education of
Rock Island school district, Rock Is
land, ILL.,, until Tuesday, June 4, 1912,
at D. m, for the erection of frame
school building in accordance with the
plans and specifications prepared for
the Audubon school, by Architect
George P. Stauduhar, Best building,
city.
Each proposal TO be accompanied by
certified check to the amount of 5000
made payable to the order of the board
of education in case the bidder fails
TO enter contract If awarded him, and
TO provide the required bond within
six days after date of award.
The owner reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
The contractor will state in his bic
the earliest date for the full compile
ton of the entire contract
Plans may be obtained of the archi
tect by a deposit of $40, which sum
will be returned If the contractor re
turns the plans promptly as promised
Plans may be had May 80, 1912.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01
REAFFIRM THEIR
FORMER STANDAS
OJUSTICE COOKE
Republican Papers Declare
Anew That Present Judge
Should Be Elected.
HAS PROVEN HIS WORTH
Thus the Lie Is Given to Statements
These Publications Had Changed
Front in the Election.

Realizing the force of the republican
support that has rallied TO the candE
dacy Of Justice George A. Cooke in his
campaign for reelection to the Illinois
supreme court on the principle of non
partisanship, as conveyed by such re-
publican papers as the Chicago Rec
ord-Herald the Springfield State Jour
nal, the Springfield News, the Peoria
craftsmanship, the Quincy Wing,
and the Aledo Times-Record, the Mon
mouth press bureau yesterday adopted
desperate tactics. II sent out state
ment, which was published in the re-
publican papers supporting Judge
Grier on purely partisan grounds, to
the effect that the papers referred TO
as having formerly declared for Cooke
had since changed front and had come
out for Judge Grier This was nothing
more nor less than a deliberate false
hood, showing the desperate lengths
20 which a partisan press bureau will
10 In an attempt TO turn a tide that is
daily swelling In volume, particularly
IN judicial elections, against the old
idea that a mans politics is all there
Is in this country.
WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE.
OF course the statement that any of
the republican newspapers in Illinois
which had given their support to JUS
tice Cooke had since changed front,
was absurd on the face of it. Reputa-
BILE newspapers do not do such things.
They would very soon lose caste and
influence and standing. TO say nothing
of public respect, II they did. A news
paper, above all institutions, cannot
vacillate In its policy. II must know
whereof it speaks and stand its ground.
Conspicuous among the papers that
II was claimed yesterday had receded
from Its original position in advocacy
of the reelection OF Justice Cooke is
the Chicago Record Herald, and. as if
20 show that II has not wavered in
its position one iota, 1t comes out in
its issue Of today with the following,
under the editorial heading, The Is
sue in the Fourth District-A Plain
DUTY"
Several months ago the Record
Herald reviewed the situation in
the fourth supreme judicial dis
triet OF Illinois and csndidly warn
ed Independent and progressive
citizens against permitting irrele-
want partisan politics or hypocrit-
Ical and cheap factlonalism to be-
fog the issue in the Judicial pri-
mary which was then impending.
Justice George A. Cooke, a demo-
orst, was a candidate for a full
term, having been nominated and
elected TO fill vacancy, and had
no opposition, apparently, except
from the republicans, who were
seeking to persuade Judge Grler
OF Monmouth TO run against him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01
OTHER CITIES BID
FOR ElKS'M Meeting
Rock Island Lodge Will Not Be
Alone in Race for theu913
State Convention.
ARRANGE TO GO WITH BILLS
Special Train to Garry Local Dele.
gates to Joliet Thursday-An
Boosters Welcome.

That the 1913 convention OF the
state organization of Elks will not
come to Rock Island without a strug-
gle is apparent, for several other
cities are beginning to plan to land
the convention for next year when the
1912 meeting is held in Joliet during
the coming week. A little smoke is
rising from around the campfire of the
Rockford lodge and Nation, too, will
be a bidder for the meeting. AS yet,
so far as can be CLEANED at this dis,
lance, the plans Of these two cities to
campaign for the convention, are not
quite so comprehensive as those OF
Rock Island lodge, No. $50, but still il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01
Trial List for Week.

Following is the trial list for the
circuit court during the coming week:
Monday-Benjamin Harris company
VS.. Schmidt; James VS.. Moline Channel
Ice company; McNahon VS.. Lewis
Roofing company.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Walsh; Mel
son VS.. Abraham.
dnesday-Rommel brothers VS..
Wenks; Heider VS.. Safe.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Wait: Oak
leaf, administration VS.. Kelleher;
Quade VS.. Anthony.
General-State Bank of Rock Island
VS.. Shields, ct al. Goldman & Co. VS..
Ferstenberg; Bender VS.. C. R. l. & P.
Railway company; Gurler Barth COM
pany VS.. Crystal Creamery company;
Moline Voting Machine company VS..
! Schreiner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01
COUNTY CLERK TO
KEEP OFFICE OPEN

in order to get the returns Of the
supreme court election in his office as
quickly as possible, County Clerk H.
B. Hubbard has arranged to keep his
office open Monday night until all the
election judges have reported.
They should therefore report to him
from all parts of the county-by tele-
phone-in the outlying districts as
soon as the vote is canvassed in their
respective precincts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-01

is best to be on the safe side of the
fence and to leave no stones in the way
as a block to those plans which have
been made. The local lodge has ar
ranged to send its quota of delegates
to the convention and they leave here
Tuesday morning and will at once be-
gin their campaign for the next con-
vention.
MAY NEED EXTRA COACH.
The last day of the convention is the
enc chosen for the Rock Island spe-
cial. Through being passenger on
that special you, regardless of whether
you are an Elk or not, can help to
bring a real live convention to this city.
Already something like 100 have signed
ent outlook it will be necessary for the
railroad to attach an extra coach or
two. 1t is expected that several who
have contemplated going to Joliet and
who have delayed definite reply to the
last MINUTE will be ready to give posi-
tive assurance early in the week.
Though the passenger list secured
thus far is comprised principally OF
Elks, several who are not members OF
the lodge have signified their intention
of going along. Any others who may
desire to go, are requested to notify
any lodge member and he will see tc
it that the committee makes the neces
sary arrangements. All accoutermentE
for the day, including badges, liner
busters, hats, etc., have been secured
! by the committee at cost price.