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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-05
PRAYER OF THE UP.TO.DATE WOMAN.

The following timely and true-to-fe prayer written by prominent club woman of Marshall. Mnn 70, Lord, to thee in prayer once more; But pardon if do not kneel before Thy gracious presence for my knees are sore With much walking In my chair insead sit humby bow my head; I've labored in thy vineyard, thou dost know, I've sold ten tickets to the minstrel show; I've called fifteen strangers in town Their contributions to church put down, I've baked pot of beans for Wednesdays spree, An old time supper it's going to be; I've dressed three dos too for our annual fair, And made cake which must raffle there Now with thy boundless wisdom. subime Thou knowest that these duties all take time; I have time to teach them to do right, But thou o Lord considering all my cares, Wilt count them righteous, also heed my prayers Bless the bean supper and the minstrel show; And put it in the hearts of all to Induce the people to patrOnize,
 Because I've chased these merchants till they hid; Whene'er they coming-yes they did, Increase the contributions to fair; And bless the people who assemble there. Bless thou the grab bag and the gypsy tent: The flower table and the cake that's sent May whist club be to thy service blest; The dancing party gayer than the rest And when thou hast bestowed these blessings then; We pray that thou wilt bless souls. Amen.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
IOWA STATE COLLEGE
cow MAKES FINE RECORD

AMES. Ia. March &-tspecial l--An
Iowa stats college cow. Geneseo Belle
Polka Dot No. sssiA has Just broken all
Iowa records for weeks production Of
milk and butter fat. In seven days she
save 7Saa pounds Of milk containing
sI.ss pounds Of butter fat Of q quality
that would make Ao6s pounds Of % per
cent butter. Only nine cows In the world
have ever surpassed this butter fat
record for a week and Of those nine
only one sxeelled Geneseo Belle IN the
amount Of milk produced.
This fine Holstein-Friesian milk ma
chine was bought by Prof II. II.
Kiidec OF the Animal liushandry depart
ment last fall for sta. This week her
former owners. Mckay Brothers Of
Buckingham. Ia, told Mr.. Hiidee that
they would give three purebred HoIstein
cows In exchange for Geneseo Bellies
thres-weeks-old calf and let him keep
the mother. This heifer calf alono
would brlnEesso in cash u Offered Cor
sale. but neither the mother nor the calf
can Be bought Of the college for any
price,
The best days milk production In
Genesoo Bellies test was loss pounds,
which Is the equivalent Of between
thirteen and fourteen gallons. Her best
butter fat day gave production Of
S6a pounds Of % per cent butter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
Mills Republicans
Elect Delegates

GLENwooD. Ia. March S-tspecisl)--
Tho state-congressionzi convention Of
Mile county held here today was entirely
harmonious The county was well repre-
aented John III. Parker OF silver cfty was
temporary and permanent chairman and
A. =. Stevens OF mo silver City Times
secretary. The convention was addressed
BY Z. L. Jones Of viliisoa. candidate for
senator in the Mile Montgomery dis
tricf.
The committee from the various town.
ships selected the following delegates;
state--As D. hudson. ". II Mp. ., w,
Carter. Y. A. Matthews. sherman Iones,
William Bufgoin, O II. Garrett. A. J.
chantry. Eaihu Cheney. B. Y. Lincoln
and @, T. Co.'s, sf ii sas 4
Conversational Conventional. Z. Cook
n. NJ. Chambers, q. W. Jones. CLAUDE
Anderson. /. 8. Robinson. r. III. Nipp, o
X. Patrick. John Merritt. J. J. swain. r
A. Stevens and p, u. Caldwell.
The state delegation stands seven fot
Roosevelt and four for Tart: the con
Eressionsl. eight for Roosevelt; three fol
Taft, No resolutions were adopted and
the delegations were tninstructed-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
Iowa News Notes.

DUMONT-Mrs A. 4. Jones Is dead
as the result Of an accident few days
ago. She was tipped out Of q sleigh
while riding to town and sustained IN
ternal injuries. Al first Il was not
thought serious, but soon alarming syInp-
toms set In and she died.
MARIOS-Three men sawed their way
out OF the Linn county JAN here Mon
day night. Sheriff LOTUS denied for
two days that there had been a Jail de-
livery. but finally admitted last night
that the men had escaped They were
being held for minor offenses-
MADRID-Mr. and Mrs Milan Luther
old residents Of Boone county, Thursday
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary OF
their wedding. at an elaborate reception
held In the Christian church here. Two
hundred guests were present. The twenty
grandchildren did the serving.
WEBSTER cITY-P. X. England. a
Randall butcher. pleaded guilty In Justic<
Knowles court in this city 20 violation
Of the pure food law and was fined 9
and coets. lie sold mead from minpy.
jawed steer. Information was flied
against him BY State Inspector Chris
Ottoscn.
WEBSTER cITy-The city council Of
this city has ordered the construction oil
twenty-five blocks Of paving here the
coming season. The paving district hss
on -bAnks water. Elm. Mhihut Ano
Boone streets. Proposals for bids am
now being drawn mp and Will be ad.
veftlsed for next week.
WASHINGTON PRATRTE-Runnlng Q
needle into her hand may cause the deatt
Of Mrs. Peter HBoksvold She was sew.
ing when the slight accident occurred
and she, thought very little Of II at the
time. II soon began to pain her and
she finally sought doctor. who found
that she was suffering from blood
poisoning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
SCHOOL TEACHER MAKES
FOUR ATTEMPTS At SUICIDE

NEVADA. Ia. March S-<speciaLl- -
After making four unsuccessful attempts
to kill himself within tweniy-foar hours.
Howard Reitmsyer, a young nan near
Maquoketa. la. who Is teaching school
In a township near here. was srralgned
before the commissioners OF insanity
this afternoon ard edfndEed insane.
Just before he dismissed his school
yesterday afternoon. Reitmeyer removed
his coat and vest and unbuttoned his
shirt. babe the children watch him while
be killed himself. Poisins the knife he
prepared to make the thrust into his
breast. when probably the screaming OF
some Of the little girls made him change
his mind.
After the children iefs he tried 10 hang
himself with a towel. bat thu towel
broke with his weight L.tsr al the
Moore home. ~hsre he boards. Reitmeyer
vas preparing TO hang himself win .
rcpe IN the hay NOW. when Moore pre-
fthtea him. while seiax broosht here
this morning be tried to throw himself
u front Of Rock Island train. hut Vas
dragged fron hArmIs Way lust 10 time
10 prevent bis being killed. The cause
Of his deznssment d. not known.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

through the ice foes in the eventfui voy-
age ending late in 1906 was presented 10
san francisco by Norwegian societies in
1910, and now Is among the exhibits OF
Golden Gate park.
II is beaehed within 100 yards OF the
breakers and has been fitted up as II
museum with the trophies Of the voyage.
An aged sea captain. one Of the crew on
tho discovery voyage. Is In constant at
tendance.
When Amundsen reached San Francisco
late IN irs he was given an enthusiastic
public reception and the Gjoa was pur-
chased by the Norwegian societies and
donated 10 the city 70 commemorate his
accomplishment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
GRACE THINKS WIFE SHOT
hlMe WHILE DREAMING

ATLANTA. Ca, March SHAT his wife
sho. him unintenuonaIly while dreaming.
wss the unique theory said TO have been
advanced today by Eugene II. Grace,
critically wounded. while hts wife 10 In
JAIL In connection with the mysterious
case. II came as part Of the mase OF
conflicting charges which have baffled
local police officers
Mrs. Grace. who was released. vas re-
arrested yesterday and whose husband.
from his bed. caused to be issued q writ
to recover several insurance policies from
her. 10 stiil held without bail. She per-
sisis in saying she Is innocent.
There is little change In the wounded
mans condition this morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
Committee Pavors
Wool Trust Inquiry

WASHINGTON. March IAN investi-
cation Of tho Amsriean Wooden company.
its organization, capitalization, labor con-
ditlons and status as a corporation. II
was reported tonight would be recon.
mended to congress by the house COM
mlttee on rules as a result OF the preilm-
mary inquiry. which closed today, into
the strike Of mill workers At Lawrence,
Mas.
That q broad investigation would be
recommended was indicated aftaE tho
testimony closed. and Il was believed thai
. resolution of-the rules oommittee's own
making would besrepcrted to the house
within few days. ,
An investigation Of the American
wooisn company was considered BY dem
oerats Of the house before the Lawrence
outbreak.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
Bryan Says He Has
Not Expressed Any
Choice for President

MINNEAPOLIS, March 81 not only
expressed no choice ~ between progress
ave democrats, but find difficulty in
reaching a conclusion. While I shall not
hesitate TO express q preference II the
time comes when Il seems proper to DO
so, I would rather have the convention
nominate without my having to compare
relative availability
william Jennings Bryan thus answered
today q report that during his speeches
In tho Twin cities he would express a
preference tor . democratic presidential
candidate. He ,declsred that be did not
wish to be considered as . candidate. Mr..
Bryan wIll speak at the University Of
Minnesota late this afternoon and In st.
Paul sonight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
CLUE FOUND IN FORD CASE
Men Who Shot Conductor Sought
Mysterious Package.
SAID MEN WERE AFER HIN
Pointed Out Two Men 10 Woman
Passenger. Telling Her They
Sought Something He Car
riea with Him.
tFrOm a staff Correspondent,

DIES MONIES. Ia. March s-lspecial
Telegram. while but little has been
done toward finding the persons who
murdered Conductor Frank Ford of the
street railway, It became certain today
that what they sought and secured was
a package Of papers highly priced BY
Ford, which he carried In . side pocket.
The murdered mans own words 10 =
passenger on his car four days before
the tragedy leaves no doubt as TO the
motive for the crime or the fact that
Ford had documents in his possession
which he valued above everything else.
To q woman passenger on his car Ford
pointed out two men whom he declared
we're after him. In reply to query II
they desired 10 rob him he opened his
coat and. tapping significantly on tbs
outside Of his vest, said. mo, not money.
but these" and. doubling the cloth tightly
over the object, disclosed the bulky SHAPE
Of the package there.
Oppose Read-Drassfng Law.
The township trustees and road super
lntendents Of the county. who are attend
Ing the annual convention here. are rails
ing big howl agtains the road-drasgins
Law. some trustees and superintendent
said they violated the Law when they
dragged their roads last year and thai
they win do II again this year II the un'
satisfactory law Is not changed.
They yay that the work cannot be done
for the prices fixed by law.
Crsft Back TO Prison.
II was learned today that trouble has
arisen in Appanoose county over efforts
beng made-to secure big petition for a
pardon for A. C. Croft of Moulton, who
pleaded guilty a few days ago to com
plicity In the burning OF bis own elevator
for the insurance money. The court after
passing sentence permitted Croft 10 re
turn home over sunday. His friends
started ont TO get . big petition for his
immediate pardon. and when the judge
found this out be had Croft Immediately
taken To prison.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
SENATE CONSIDERS PITNEY
Confirmation Of Supreme Court
Nomination Made and Held Up.
BACON OBJECTS TO ROUTINE
Decision of Chancellor In Glass
Bottle Blowers Case Subject Of
Lively Observation-Disclosures
Injunction Upheld.

WASHINGTON. March S-The senate
today confirmed President Taft's nomina-
ton Of Mahlon Pitncy. chancellor OF the
state Of New Jersey. TO succeed the late
Associate Justice Harlan on the supreme
court bench. and thon set aside Its ae-
ton for further consideration eecause OF
opposition to Chancellor Pitney which
developed In the executive session.
The discussion was sufficient to arouse
friends Of Chancellor Pitney and to make
some Of them appyehensiye that the nom
nation might be rejected. His sponsors
however. expressed the belief, that be
would be confirmed very soon,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
FOUR PERSONS KILLED
IN COLLISION IN GEORGIA

SOCIAL CIRCLE. Ca, March &-Four
persons were killed and nine injured. six
OF them seriously. when passenger train
No. q Of the Georgia railroad. which left
Atlanta at midnight, eollided head-on
with . freight train three miles from
here at 4:i5 o'clock this morning. Those
killed were negroes They were pinned
beneath the negro coach. which was
telescoped by the baggage car.
The two locomotives. teleseoped by the
force Of the crash. were demolished.
The first class passenger coach and
the Pullman ears remained on the track.
and while some Of the sleeping passen-
gers were considerably shaken up. none d
them was injured
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
WEALTHY WOMAN COMMITS
SUICIDE IN MYSTERIOUS WAY

REMsES. Ia. March s.-Mystery sur
rounds the suicide OF Miss Kate Kaiser,
aged .. a wealthy woman. VINO Killed
herself with q revolver In her room at
the home OF Nick Faber. a half mile
from Remsen. last night Miss Kaiser
made her home with the Fabers, who
were tenants on her large farm. She
had Aoe cash In the bank
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

TWO SACKS OF MAIL
STOLEN At ROCK. ISLAND

ROCK ISLAND. III. March S-Two
sacks Of United States mail we're stolen
Al the Rock Island railroad station here
last night. IL was discovered today. One
Of the sacks. rifled. was found In = box
ear nearby. but the other Is stin missing.
The sacks are said 20 have contained
registered mall
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
Memorial University
Professor Missing

MASON CITY. Ia. March S.-tSpecial
Telegram.b-Prof. Hunt Of Memorial uni
versity and manager OF the Rockford
Brick and Tile plant. has not been seen
in ten days. His wife is in California
and his parents in Virginia have been
communicated with.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
REPUBLICANS IN IOWA ARE
SELECTING TAFT DELEGATES

KEoKrK- Ia March S-Lss county re-
puhlicsns in convention today at pon.lson
selsetsd Tar delseAttou 10 the con-
srcxsional eonFeution to- Dc hs,d In
Buriingtcn. March ,. and tndorsed the
essds<&U 81 Gearr. q Tankxr a. Ksekrk
Q T<tt ssPportsr. a ene a the asasxHsss
70 The Cr@Ss oouTesttoa
DIS MONIES. March &-<speAzi Tese-
U~A>-RDws frsa suug $780,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
MORE or M0RGAN'S BIG
ART COLLECTION ARRIVES

NEW YORK. MARCH &-Aneiher CON
s,gnmsn, Of ]. Pierpont korgzn's art col
lection which he b bringing from abroad
was unioadcd today from the whits Star
Liner oceszae, which locked ast night
The collection unioadsd today was sp-
praised abroad at <aenon No dstaiisd
Iist Of the contents was given In the
ships manifest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
BRI7OES ARE NOT SURPRISED

CONTINUED from First Pnse)
French Ambassadors will be informed OF
the senaie's action. but that viii not be
regarded as an invitation 10 them TO ae-
cept ne amendments unless followed by
further representation from the stats de-
partment-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
TAFT NES DECLINE oFFER

say offsr for Primary On 81. Leafs
% Not In Coed Faith.
ST. LOUIS March a-Msn2sers OF
President raft's campaign In 81. Ioui2
refused today 20 accept the proposal Of
the Missouri Roosevelt club to hold
direct primary to settle the Taft-Rooss-
welt contest in ST. Louis The reply OF
the Tar forces says the Roosevelt fol-
lowers want primaries only where they
are IN control and that tia proposal was
not made In good fsithl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
CRAWFORD WANTS INQUIRY
INTO COST OF LIVING

WASHINGTON. March &--An inter
National Inquiry into the high cost Of
living was proposed IN bin introduced
in the senate to-day by Senator Crawford
Of south Dakota. Tha biil weald sppro-
priste ssase 10 enable the PRESIDENT TO
sxtsns invitations TO other naticns 70
p.ruGpate IN . general conference.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
s,or. peiieioa. Bock neer

lesds.all other. In SAILS AND QUAIL
ITY In the middle west. u you wiki the
FINEST GENUINE BOOK HEEn
brswed In Omaha order sroRz. In bot
tles- on and after March o Phons chas.
stoFz. Webster iaso, Independent B-issi.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

In bottles on and after March q Meth
ing 10 equal II In QUALITY and De
LIcIoUs FLAVOR in Omaha Have a
case sent home. Phone Chsa storE.
webster ise. Independent B-fssL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

today are that Marion. cass and Lee
counties selected Taft delegates 10 the
state convention.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

Of paIAria- liver ,dcransenent and Ma
DeY trouble, = easily -n-e1 By Eleeirsc
Bfttsrs. the guxrzntrsa remedy. = c.
- - ~ H>nxpn pvug O.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

Tne key TO success in BUSINESS ID ths
rudieious and persistent ne q nswspspes
advertiaing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
DEATH RECORD.
Clinton Cox.

=. F. '
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. March e.
(Spedai,) Clinton Cox. one o. the leaf
Ing young farmers Of this county ana one
Of lts, large land owners. died AZ his
homs south OF this City yesterday from
an attack ef typhoid fever. He was In
the city Saturday looking after some
buKlaess matters and arranged 70 take
out $1,000 life insurance policy. lie
returned home and Was taken violently
III and since then had been de,lrlous. He
was born October IS 1854. At Lexington.
Va. and came. TO this city when s'yesrs
Of age He was married March . ls5. 10
Miss lola Hanks sister or II, H. and
Gilbert Il. Hanks and went to Usage
precinct Just north Of Cook. where he
secured D large tract Of farm land and
BY hard work soon paid for II. Last fab
be purchased the Nels overton farm. five
miles south OF this city paying him ssaos
therefor. AT his death he owned 100
acres Of otoe county land. He IL sur
vfsed by his widow and two daughters.
Lucille. aged : years. and Martha. aged
: years The funeral was held this
morning.
William .. lfontf.
TEcUMSEH. Neb, March S--CSpccial)
William s. Montx. for scrty-cour years
a resident Of Tecamseh, died very sud
denly al his home at o'clock wednes-
day, March ., 49, Apoplexy was the
cause Of death. He Was s. years Old.
William 9. Montz was born At Hannibal,
No. December u. lSS. ard moved 10
Nebraska City. Neb.. with his fathers
family. when he was a nero boy. In
issi he came TO Teeumzeh, where he
worked az his trade. that OF carpenter
and miuright. On May L. lSs Mr..
Monte was married TO Miss Mary Glenn
OF this city. Mind children we're born 10
them. six Of whom are living and all be-
ing at home. The funeral was held al
the family home OF l O'Clock Friday
afternoon. rns deceased was q member
Of the Masonic. Maecabess and Redmen
societies.
Willis .. Pcakc.
HUMBOLDT. Neb., March S--(spscial.l
willis ]. PeAke. a soldier Of the civil
var and pioneer homesteader. died al
his home south Of Humboldt On Tuesday
March 5. of heart failure. At the age Of
g. years. The funeral was held Frida,
afternoon AZ the home.
Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09

onfy oee ssbhoEo arnINE"
Tnzt Il LAXATIVE BRoxo oEISNE.
o. ~, -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-09
Amunds<n Desies sect story.

the question as to whether Scott reached
The south pole or. Dot" .---,--.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-03-22
Baptist Mems Rally and Banquet.

For a number of weeks the BaptiStS of
the town have been looking forward to
the coming of Dr. Stackhouse and the
team of speakers in the Baptist men and
religion forward movement and their
hopes and anticipations certainly were
more than realized at the gathering last
evening.
About 200 men sat down in the social
rooms and enjoyed to the full the loaded
tables and the opportunity for socability.
Dr. Henry d. Holton was chairman. Rev.
Guy c. Lamson, district secretary of the
American Baptist Publication society,
enforced the crying need of our own
country as well as the lands across the
seas by stating that there were 1900
communities in the United States where
there were actually no religious privil-
iges.
Henry Bond of this town, who is max
ing a tour of Vermont with Mr.. Lam
son, DIR. Dawson and DR.. Stackhouse,
spoke of his own conviction that no cler-
gyman in Vermont should be obliged to
serve on a salary of less than $500 a
year. His vision also was to see a
closer union between Gods people.
Dr. Stackhouse forcefully presented
the laymens movement of northern and
western Baptists, of which he is secre-
tary, the purpose of which is to evan
geize the world. The speaker abounded
in illustrations, telling and marvellous,
of how this broad and comprehensive
view of the whole religious problem is
gripping all men over this country and
tions endorsing the movement were
voted. Delegations were present from
Bellows Falls. Saxtons River, Chester,
Putney and other towns, and the gather
ing was a mighty success from every
point of view.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-03-22

The board of civil authority will meet
March 30 at o'clock for the abatement
of taxes.
The Salvation Army will hold a rum
mage sale at an early date, and they
solicit from all those who are interested
in the organization. Anything will be
thankfully received by sending a card to
9 Elm street. Telephone connections.
A gang of workmen under the super
vision of d. 7. Perry were busy Monday
afternoon washing Main street in the
business section with a fire hose. This
was done to uncover the ice so that It
would melt and facilitate drying UP the
mud.
The meeting of the mission circle of
the Unversalist church has been post
poned to Wednesday, March o. when 1t
will be held with Mrs. l.. II. Richardson
on High street at 3 O'clock Mrs John
ID. Barrows will give a paper on the Uni
tartan faith. Watchword, Kindness"
Fritz Hanson threw SANDY" Macleod
last night in Monson, Mass. He won the
first fall In 81 minutes and "A seconds,
the second in seven minutes and 30 sec
onds. This fall was criticized by the au-
dience and Hanson again threw his man
in II minutes and 10 seconds
A Republican caucus to elect IL dele
| gates to the state convention for choos-
| ing ueleBateS 10 the republican national
| convention will be held in Festival hall
| Saturday night of next week. 1t is
| probable that tickets for both Taft and
| Roosevelt will be in the field
State Highway Commissioner c. w.
| Gates is holding the annual school for
| the road commissioners of Windham
| county in the Auditorium today. This
afternoon at l o'clock, j. II. Dodge of
the department of agriculture. bureau of
public roads, will give stereoptcon
| lecture on the subject of good roads.
| In class A of the Masonic candlepin
| bowling tournament these games have
been played this week: NJ. c. Houghton
| 9S, rs, j. T.. Mann II, III c. r Frink SO,
80, NJ. C. Houghton r. SO; c. X. Frink
| SO, IS, c. II. Niles rs, 81. In class L of
the semi-finals A. l.. .Pettee won from
c. R. Frink by the scores of 80 to 81 and
| 81 to 10.
| Representatives of most of the large
| agricultural societies of western New
England met in Springfield. Mass, We'd
nesday to discuss plans for joint action
whereby better exhibition attractions
| may be secured for the several fairs. 1t
| is expected that further steps will be
! taken for forming a central organization
and that the Valley fair will be invited
| to come into it.