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Evening journal., 1913-04-02
JESTER IN NO IMMEDIATE DANGER.

n OSTMASTER NJ. HOWARD JESTER of this city,
is a splendid official He has made record
for efficiency that has been surpassed and sell
dom equaled in the history of the Wilmington post
office. Most persons who value good mail. facilities
above political patronage regret that his
its end and that he probably will be super
seeded in July by untried Democrat of Senator
Saulsburys selection.
There is little likelihood thN Mr.. Jester Will be
continued much beyond his term. Nor is there any
likelihood that he will be removed before his term
has expired There two for that
One is that Senator Salisbury does not desire to
plicate local political conditions by having the APP
pontment made before the city election He knows
that soreness VIII result in several quarters no mat
ter whom he may select for the place. Another
is that Postmaster-General Burleson has an
nounced the following policy with respect to Repub-
can postmasters who and have been eff
cient
NO incumbent, long he is efficient, need
worry about his position till the expiration of his
term. 1t is not our policy to disturb such men,
That policy certainly should protect Postmaster
Jester, because the pronounced Democrat
has ground for attacking his administration Of
the important office he holds In fact there are many
Democrats in Wilmington who would like to have
him continued indefinitely.
Evening journal., 1913-04-02
WILSON ADMINISTRATION AND CAPITAL.

THE sooner the Wilson administration announces
definite policy with respect to the treatment
that capital is to receive at its hands the better it
VIII be for the country and the administration IL
is useless for President Wilson to talk of gbbets
and for yice-President Marshall direct yitriolic
uterances against those who have capital to invest
and who chary about doing it with affairs in their
present uncertain and unsettled condition Capital is
not influenced by such things that 1t demands
reasonable Of safety and, until it obtains
such assurance is quite properly timd.
The chief characteristic Of capital is that it rushes
freely into a field in which there is opportunity for
profitable operation. and that nothing dras il
into field in which there is grave uncertainty or
reasonable assurance Of loss. That is true Of
capital owned and controlled by Democrats It is
OF capital owned and controlled by Republicans and
Progressyes.
If the OF industrial prosperity in tho United
states that existed under the Republican adminis-
tratons is to be continued under the Wilson admin
istration. the Wilson administration must give to
capital the assurance that will be safe against ad
ministrative and legislative attacks Otherwise il will
remain in retirement until suspicious conditions
prevail. n other words II the Wilson administra-
ton is TO be supported by capital il will be because
II deserves support and not because it wants it
or needs it to make Of that administration sue
cess
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

Henry b. Thompson has host of friends in
Delaware They delighted learn that he has
been elected president of the United States worsted
Company Of New York. That big concern has been
in financial straits and it is a compliment to Mr.
Thompson that the creditors committee has decided
to keep it going, with Mr. Thompson as its new head
If honesty, intelligence, industry and application
will bring about its rehabilitation the that Mr.
Thompson has been selected head the work gives
practical of success. His twenty-three
years of experience treasurer of the Joseph Ban
croft & Sons Company will stand him in good stead
that he has taken upon himself the task Of
restoring the United States Worsted Company to its
proper place in the confidence of the financial and
commercial world
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

There are 1900 central electrical stations in the
United States Their combined power output is 12
oooo0o0oo horsepower That total includes only
public service companies not the great steam rail-
road and manufacturing companies which produce and
use their own power II is estimated that the power
thus produced is easily double the output Of the CEN
tra stations. II would require nearly 100000 stan
dard locomotives to equal the energy OF ee electric
power stations in the United States s42s57 of the
biggest transatlantic liners. each rated at 10000
horsepower The combined length Of those steam
ships would reach than twice around the globe
It IS estimated that IN 1912 the total business in
electrical machinery in the United States amounted
to $s0ooooooo The figures cited above are enormous
and they 10 show how largely electricity Is sery-
ing the purposes OF humanity and what great strides
It has taken since II first used for light and
power.
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

BY making the new simphed ballot law applicable
TO the election in this city in June failing to study
carefully the practical results application the
Legislature has produced condition here that is far
from satisfactory TO the political managers The chief
trouble seems to lie in the fact that tho law pro-
vdes that the tickets OF the parties shall be filed with
the Clerk of the Peace at least twenty days before
the election. As the election will be held on juno
and the Republicans have selected May Il as the
time for holding their primaries that means thai the
Republican ticket be filed on the night Of the
day which the primaries will be held The INV also
compelled the Democrats to provide for a mid week
instead Of a Saturday primary election day and that
is far from the liking of the Democratic managers
many will refuse to lose part of days work
in order to vote II may be that something Will be
done BY the Legislature week relieve this stu
alton as many politicians hold to the view that in
the city election days in Advance Of the election
is ample time for filing the tickets.
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

Mexico continues to seethe. Revolution succeeds
revolution in quick succession. Madero overthrow
Porfrio Diaz General Felix Diaz and General Huera
overthrow Madero, and zapata IS doing his ut
most to overthrow the Diaz-Huerta regime 1t all
goes show that Mexico would be delightful coun-
try with population 10 replace the eruptive and
blood -thirsty Il possesses
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

The Every Evening I'm view of recent events,
state Senator Reinhardts friends may we'll and truly
say: We love him for the enemies he has made "
Yes doubt his former friends present enc
mics may say just we'll and truly: I'VE hate him
for the friends he has made" One of the worst mis-
fortunes OF Senator Renhardt is that, through his
in the State Senate, he has the friendship
the Every Evening His bitterest could wish
him nothing worse
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

Canada has good cause to congratulate itself upon
the conditions that have prevailed there during
the last year. For the first time the history of
the Dominion trade has passed the billon-dollar
mark. The increase over the preceding fiscal year
year s15OOO00O0. and the which $40,
100000 $5300O,O0O in Of that of that year
speaks well for the Canadians that they have
duced such results The future is bright for Great
Britan's chief colony this side Of the Atlantic.
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

Using an aeroplane instrument for commit
ting suicide is the latest departure in aviation Feel
ing that he had been the victim of many intrigues
Lieutenant Perlovsk, Russian army officer assembled
in machine to height of 600 feet, and then shut
off the power, shifted the planes and permitted him
self to fall TO death. 1t thought at first that
his death due TO accident. but letter found
showed conclusiyely he had adopted that and
sensational way to escape his enemies
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

Postmaster-General Burleson says that hereafter
postmasters work It might interest him to
know that most OF them work much harder and longer
each day than do the in the Postofnce Depart
ment in Washington. is beginning his industry
campaign at the wrong end of the line
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

President Wilson will go to Panama on a canal
inspection trip Immediately after Congress adjourns
In view of the fact that he had selected Cornish
n. H.. for his Summer home. it was thought he
would spend most OF his holiday there He has de-
eided, however that the public interest calls for
personal inspection OF the canal work Therefore
be will be able to spend only short time with the
members Of his family in their new Summer home
II will be quite distinction for Cornish to be
known as the Summer capital. even though the Chief
Executive should be able TO stay only a short time
there, following his return from the lsihmus
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

Colds Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne removes
the cause. There Is only One ''BROMO
QUININE. Look for signature OF Z
W. GROVE. Csc
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

No man knows 50 well where the shoe pnches
hs who wears h-IAncoln
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell OF
Grover Cleveland's High Estimate OF
William L. Wilson"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-14

of the Golden Gate city and its gay
society.
At that time in the city of Omaha
a little boy of ten years, son of Paul
Charlton, a leading attorney, was.
romping with the kids" of his neigh
borhood. His name was Porter; his
mother was dead.
Within 10 years blind fate drew
the boy of ten and the society belle,
of twenty-four from their homes in,
different corners of the continent and,
placed them as chief figures in one of,
the most remarkable murder cases
that has ever stirred the capitals OF,
America and Europe.
In 1897 Mary Scott, in San Fran
cisco, became the wife of Neville Cas-
tie, a lawyer. Castle lost his fortune,
in litigation, and his wife ran up bills,
which would have thrown him into
bankruptcy but for friends. In 1900
she Wenton the stage in 9 play called
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-14
-Rudyard Kipling.
New York, June 14.-"Yes, killed her.

New York. June 14-"Yes killed the
For these gangpnk
Hobokn
Italian deciding he
must spend the his damph alien
live solitary confinement with called
LOVE he crashed the his
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-14

A.fooL there lOns and he made his prayer
(EUen as you and II
To rag and a bone and hank of hair.
I'VE called her the uOon1an Uho did not c0re)
But the fool he called her his lady fair
(EUen as you and ~
-Rudyard KipLing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-14

a villa hung over the blue, blue
waters of Lake Como.
Young Charlton's father, Paul
Charlton, rich lawyer of New York,
has put up great three-year-long
legal battle to keep his son in this
country, but it has just been decided
by the U. S. Supreme Court that he
must be surrendered to Italian Off
Gals for deportation to Italy for trial.
The word has been passed to the
murderer in his cell in the Jersey City
prison and he wishes to put up one
last fight to stay here. But it is not
likely his wishes will be carried out
The story of the curious inter
weaving of the lives of the wondrous
Mary Scott and the romantic, poem
making Charlton started some dozen
years ago.
Then, when she was "a, Mary
Scott, daughter of the rich H. H.
Scott Of San Francisco, was the belle
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-14

And All Because He Killed "The Woman Who Did NJ
Care"-Its the Story of the Saddest of
All Modern Love-Crimes
The evening world., 1913-11-20
"Magic Flute"
Finely Sung at
4 Metropolitan
By Sviresfer RaiCli,,g.

- ROZART'S Tie Magic Flute" suna
!" IN herman, was presented last
night at the Metropolitan opera
Rouse TO the enjoyment OF a large
scossnce, quite as smart and fashion.
que - that Of the opening night.
TAsso was not the crush that there
~ On Monday; the standees were
~ two rows deep; but the boxes
veeo nled and there were no vacant
seats IN the orchestra and few up.
stAbo. Mr. Hertz conducted a bpe
OBSERVANCE. Such beautiful singing
~ everybody who took part rarely
may - heard anywhere. The impress
~ sooruses were rendered well-nigh
peseoety. and each OF the principals
weo n lovely voice. The fourteen tab
- that make up the two acts,
NoeAng beautiful scenes and invoiv-
- many startling devices. were ham
0lod expertly. But why not divide the
Veerk into three acts? A second inter-
lesson would be welcome
1saoda Hempel.. lovely as Queen Of
~ Night. sang with great power and
eeonv. We will forget our disappoint-
0en4 at her FIRST appearance last year
90 admit that she deserves her Berlin
euoouAums. Emmy Destinn. as Pamina,
was In glorious voice. 1t would seem
70 have grown fuller and more flexible
eAan ever. The three ladies. sung by
NeDe Curtis. Lillian Eubank and Lila
oooosoon. and the three youths, sung
~ LenorA Sparkes. Louise Coz and
16AF1s Aattfeid. were excellent. II 10
s~narkabls how Miss SparkeSs voice
oaxFies In ensembles.
jacques Urlus. a. Tamino, in eood
Naees. was satisfying to the eye - we'll
- 70 the ear. Carl Braun, with his
oseoaashingly big and deep voice, was
hnf0 to fine advantage In within thls
oeored hall" Putnam Griswold, a. the
uoeakee. Was sonorous and impressive
- ever. Lambert Murphy. Cam Sch,eeel
The evening world., 1913-11-20
Pine for Colds
Old Tine Formula That Hao Cure
ThOusands Here.


The uss Of pine N medicine datss back
to the time Of Moses. But the best pre-
scription for the pursst pine sxtrsot 10 -
follows: From your druggist set two
ounces Of Oaycsrtns and half an ounce 81
Globe Pias Compound Concentrated Ptns).
Take those two ingrsdisnts homo ana put
them Into . haaf pint Of CooA Whisky.
snake veil end take enc 70 two tsa1pson-
fu,s after each meal and at bed time"
Tnis tfsatmsot ottsn knooaks the worst
cough or cold In . day. But be sure "a
get only the genuine Globe Pine COMPOUND
Concentrated Pins). Each half ounce bot
II your druggist does not have Il In stock
no will quickly got II. Don't experiment
with CHEAP uncertain MIXTURE. Drug9ists
say this has had . marvellous demand for
the past six years. Published By the Globs
Pharmaceutical Laboratories Of Chioago.-
Advt.
The evening world., 1913-11-20
WILLIAM eAcHAus GIVES
ADMIRABLE PIANO RECITAL

William Bachaus. one OF the very best
OF the younger pianists, has returned
to us. He gave n recital at Aeolian
Hall yesterday afternoon and delighted
a large and essentially musical audi
ence. His programme held both dignity
and charm. II consisted of Saint
saenss arrangement of the overture
from Bach's 10Th cantata Beethovsn's
sonata in c minor. op. III: Schubert's
fantasia in c major. op. Is; a Chopin
group. and hszts twelfth Hungarian
rhapsody. Tie declined. wisely. TO add
to his programme until It vas ended.
Then ne was generous in playing extra
numbers TO the enthusiasts, who seem
never 10 get enough.
The evening world., 1913-11-20

and Julius Baysr were effective - the
three priests.
A seperate paragraph y deserved. al
though they are all familiar in the char
acters. by Otto Goritz a. Papageno.
Bella Alten as Papasena and Albert
Reiss as Monostatos. who furnished the
comedy elements. Mr.. Goritz's broad.
unctuous humor, whether singing or
talking. was Irresistible. The audience.
stad as It was. could not resist fire.
quent laughter at his antics. Miss Al
ten was exceedingly droll as his sweet.
heart and Mr.. Reiss was most amusing
as the black rascal.
The evening world., 1913-11-20

S0A 6oadier' VyitD: - would ~ b
moN Wat 10 % for theumsusm. - ] an %
aappssd thss cannot walk. RiAss snsvss
9 oncs."
AASwe: Has b - bsst rsmAy -
shsuunesm that 10 inowu. and tahsn g.
eurdinG to directions you will soon Be- out
again and 10 strong aud we'll. Get dnams
q todids Of potassium. dam sottam
sanaslAss. y %. vine a oolchsnum. -.
spmp. ssssncs caratol. -. camp. nuA
balmwost and On. of suup sarsapaEirla
conn ME- and take . tsaspoonfua ct nsAa
~ sad asaaa bsiuss sOins 70 49,
"Ia,us" says: Some time - o.
trv~tsd q very srvers cold and cUush- ] have
@d many remedies. but they do not ssen .
help me ct all. wiAh you would adv,es ~
vhat 70 do"
Answer: What you ned = . hsakivs
oough gup, ons that will drive ths cold
lsoaa your systsm. Ths following peesrapttoo
An ch>ck your cold and cough CT ~
Al psckags Of concentrated essence mentho-
assns md make socordins 10 diFecuoos IN
~ bottle. Take Q tsaspoonf'l svsu hour o.
no Or until your cold y bsts~. Th's WI
Halss you VIZ few days.
~nG~,usrspAa'' writes: IL can scarosay d
vrk On account Il the tsrrsbas disereo N
n sHuuseh sStsr Getting. ! have navy
fesatns IN my stomach and gas forms. I'm
also coostipA.Sd."
Aosvw: ThS condition II neglected nay
esws appendicitis. You shoiid begin q
onos and take tablets triopepttns. whioh oAn
=. boueht In any drug store At ANAL oas.
Tbsy Srs packed In sealed cartons WIN 'uil
direction. accompanying the package. an
n, nAny easss Of appendicitis could b
,,.,~,.od BIZ the use Of tri0pspttns.
"a r." writes: PLEASE send ne Ws
.edvs,ou fos . good tonic. Am wsAa and
,snr,h all the time. have no sppsats and
cannot sissp st night"
An.vu, Obtain the followtns Ingredient
e,s-n your druggist and take for several wseo
M YOU viii DO strong and healthy. syrx
a hypophosphitn comp. on.; anctur
csdomsus comp. 1 OF. mot os'damon'. snc
49, a tosspoonfM before each msa. shAk'
M hfors taking.
49, psatrtcs aka: will you pasaSs
..h. Tor one who IL too fleshy 10 tia
~, SO pounds can be taken Off"
An.ved: Obtain Of any wen'socked dris
- |. tube OF 5.grsin srbolone tablets enc
~. regularly Is per directions sccompAnyin.
MANY Of my patients have reduced AZ
The evening world., 1913-11-20


Womsn's Sweater Coastal q 40
| WoOi-fnil range q cOboeO-fo0 4sVO
coliars-All dsss--weeo o9.e9-.
Womsa's Princess sIps-aAinc 4 40
eoa1g,--lAco tnn3n00 topo on0 \ 8SUO
Vxffles-all sixee 20 S\....
Wousn's PetticOsts - nains0ok
and cambric--varioty OF models ~
| Including now Tango skirt 4>AO
| lace and embroidery trim.
Won,en's Combinat Ions white 40
nainso0k--dainttly trtmd..... 40
Women's Drawers--mpsltn. cam A
| brio and nainsOok-vart0us ~
m0dels--prottily trimmed.
Women's Nightdreasos- nainsO0k
and figured Crepos-laco and no
embroidery acknowledgements. 40
able range OF styles. .....J
women's corset Covsrs-rsgu-l
isr and extra sizes-nainsO0k A
| and cambricvAriety Of trim ~
| able value.
Knit Night Drswers--floece lined A
with feet TO 10 years.. ~
Flsnnelette Pajamas - clear An
| stripos-- military neck--4 to 10 10
yesrs-Specisl .............
Flsnneiette Nishtdrosses - blue On
and pink stripes--l TO - ~
years-value 40.
The evening world., 1913-11-20
Friday Opportunities In
Blankets, Flannsls, Linins

Embroidered Skirting Fisnnels-
white wool flAnncl-purG silk
cinb 'dy-xl.0O value.
Saxony Baby Flsnnels--just sui.
ncient cotton " prevent shrtik.
ing-rew. .3V-Frtdsy ,.....
Domet FianneL--blcached and
Observation-Disclosures St,..,..
Wool Mixed Blankets--white and
colors--small and lsrge--~orth S5
JscQuArd Blankets--eidOrdown
finish.-vartty OF colors and de-
signs-full size--1y pair. 49,.
Indian Blankcts-makee excellent
couch covers for boys beds---
genuine Indian colors and de-
sixns-Elsewhere S3.75. ......,.
Cotton Fleece hite
aud coiors-for full and extra
size beds--ra9. S2.Vs--friday
Crib Blankcts--ei.lerco avn finish
Jacquard -singly--Also
white wool mixed blankets by
pairs---mill seconds
worth $500 and $500, ........
Mercerized Sateens--black. white
and latest shades--reg. ID.
Mcs,~ p~-ca,ines - silk finish -
light and dark c0lors-rcg. "a.
The evening world., 1913-11-20

-
given end The Answsn should apply 10 any
oase a sinilar nature.
Thoss Wishing huth9 sdsies. fsss. ~ "a:
dsss d. Lewis BsA9. Collsss Building.
Oo,isss Hlvood stssstA Dayton. o.. inclOstns
self -sdsirsased. stamped envelope fos svply.
Full name and address mus b given. but
only initiAh o fictitious name vii b used
IN ny answsn. The presctptioo oaa b
aI,sd 4 eng vsn -stocksd drug sepss. Any
dNogise en- esde q wholsalW. - geo
~ ~ 4 . ppand . das vitAout ~ n
ssnsA
"Uuhappg NAy" whites: II sufs9 CO.
sanity With hsadschaa. indisstion md hd,sy
tsoubls. NJ shin y pinpJ and otiy.''
Answer: Thss grain Sulphsro tAhlss tAot
su,pAns tsb,sts) y The bsst Known ssnsdy he
~ Blood. They ~ nads iron sulphW,
dirsssiy o. the hood. puhfytns Il. tho eaas-
ins ~ pimpiss TO dsappsas and ~ shn 10
becoms fresh and healehy hooking. Thass
salphsso tablets - PACKED In ssAisd euho
and can b bought u any drug store. Thsy
win also relieve Jour kidney trouble end -
dtGsstaoa.
sNn. O."L1As - ssazsdv ~ bs6vstt.ne
N cha,dp0 = - stvs thsm 10 to 10 Aups b
-, Suaors ~. 4 - fullow,nG: rtncturs
-. sx.~ ~. a.,~,.Haa q
es' no ~ -. p.
"Auisy" wstts: Tor ~ past ysas have
ukf~rd erustiy With cstasrh. II has sffsctsd
m, h,ood aomach sod bovela 10 nh an
.A.,.,, ~. 49,,
NJ . cuFsf
Answsr: ] hsast1ly ssnnmmsnd ths ~ II
soki,eutic yilans powdR for the rslik Of
NJ 81 -. A,~x.1 4. . a -.
1921 . 49,
pscAsss !" "sns uen enshiy
cleanse the noserfls WIN the Following vash:
One.haH teaspoonful Of the powder 10 . pint
II warm water. Uss this several timss Q DAY
by suuff,ns the v~ts, from the pslm a tbs
hand through TIE 1911: after witch msts
a balm by uixine a tesxconfnl Al viianc
povder WITH one oa,noe Al lad or vaspline and
spiy to the nostTiis dsiiy. In&srusl treat.
mcut fr the stomach, bowels and blood
The evening world., 1913-11-20
Friday Opportunities h,
Silks and Dress Coods

4O-inch Bstin Charmspss-BosV.
drsptny. Quality-llght and
dark colors-valus eI.60.. -.
Brocsded Crepe do Chimes -
double wtdth--evontng shades
value u rs.
36-inch Broc aided Sstins-iixht
and dark. also black-sOlt,
charniUusO ftnlsh-vAluU 81 so,
36-inch Mossalines- soft Chiffon !
finiah--EVSninE Shades street
COlors and biack-sp0tisl. -.
Yard Wide Shsntung Ponyees-
Natural. tan sud cUlOrs--rUv. 80
56-inch All Wool DiNgonais, !
bedford Cords, MelrO,8 aud
Jacquard weSves - uUslT able
cvlOro. Also plenty VI navy and
blsck-tAl. W..
<s-inch AIN DOL BLACK Broad.
cloth, chiIiOu iiLish---spOngvl
aud shrunk-tUl. Sl.St.. -,
64-inch Ail-N DOL Storm Scrgos-
brown. navy and blsck-
Val. Sl.lV, .............
54-inch Ali-W DOL BrOadcloths--
chiffon iinish--lost Uoiurs, In
Guiding nSvy-val. 81. 80. -.
58-inch Tourists Costings -
principally Oxford - stripes
AInottleu effocts--W orth 81 90
38-inch Clan Plsids - mostly
greens aud biues-reg. so.
The evening world., 1913-11-20
Friday Opportunities II
Wash Dress Fabrics

Apron Ginghams-one Of tho I
best makcs--blue checks In
wide variety---vsluc 49,.
Yard Wide Outing Flanncls-- /
right quality for night clothes. |
underwear. warm Wrappers, |
etc. reg. l2ta cts.
Gaiatcs Cloth--plain colors and !
stripes-for childrcn's wash
suits. dresses. etc.--special. -.
Cotton ChAliies--m medium and !
dark colors--excellent pat terms
make good coverings - we'll
IS garments--spocial. $3.50.
36-inch Quilting Chintx-pstch-
work deeigns-Wtde vaUe~ IT
colors--spociA. .............
The evening world., 1913-11-20
HELP WANTEo-MAlE.

NANtLD rOH v. s. sAhMS, apis Douied W.
married. men, between ages VI 10 and Is; cit.
ssns OF United states or men who hsvs legally
declared their intent TO Decoine CIJizens good
character and temperate habits, who can SPEAK,
read and xnts the Ensl.A lsnyuase.o ror in.
74s 9th az, New. York CITY; 303 Fulton g.,
RrOoklyn y. T.; ~? Newark Az, JsFssy CIV,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-12

Marie's first utterance was a not
unmusical wall. A Neapolitan's hurdy
gurdy was wheeling in the street
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-11-07
Preparlng for the stoek show. !.

Preliminaries of the international
Live stock Exposition at Chicago, Nov.
20 to Dee. 6, have been completed, en-
tries are being tabnlated and the
groundwork laid for the best display
Of food animals and draft horses ever
cong egated in America or elsewhere.
Entries largely outnumber those Of
previous years and the galaxy of pure
bred and fat live stock to De assembled
may never meet in the competitive
arena again.