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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-01-16
EARTH A HEAVEN
FOR Mr.. CARNEGIE
Doubts There viii Be a General
European War.
HIS nth BIRTHDAY OPTIMISM

lronmsster Believes tho Human Race
Is Steadily Growing Better and Says
Of All His Benefactions He Loves the
Hero Fund Best, For It 10 Solely His
ldea-Pensions For Presidents.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
A GUEST FROM THE SOUTH

4 guest for whom there will be several aoe'al functions extended in the near future is Miss Margaret Lanneau. who arrived on Wednesday from Natchez, Miss. to visit for . while with Mir and Mrs. s. B. Chase of whom she is a niece. Miss Lan- ncau Is a charm ng Southern eirl and will doubtless surround herself with many new friends during her stay in the district. which marks her first visit tc Ariz5na and is mada enroute to Southern California, where she ex- poets to spend the winter. Miss Lan- neau has already found much to de- ght and surprise her in Arizona, the scenic attractions being particularly pleasing to her. On the way from El Paso she made the side trip to the north from Hanhfta over thl pie cyIresque Arizona & New Mexico R. R. to Duncan, near Clifton, where she visited her brouheB a well known banker of that part of the state. It Is ,fe hope of Mir. and Mrs, Chase that their niecel may later become so imbued with the charms of Arizona in splendid scenery and uneXceiled climatic delights that she VIII deter n me to make Ges lerEianer home here
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
HERE FOR VACATION

MT. and Mrs. W. H. Holcomb, for merly Of Warren and social fayorites in the district, are guests at the Cop per Queen hotel where they have been receiving calls from their mum. erous friends since arrival on Thurs day. Mir. and Mrs. Hclcomb have been at the property under bond to
 the C. & A. in the& Ajos since leay- ing Warren, Mir. Holcomb heing with the engineering staff After the.r de- parture from the Ajos last week they enjoyed a brief visit in Phoenix from where they came here On con. c,uding their visit in this city, prob ably the end of the present week
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
QUIET FOR 4 WHILE

There IS the quiet in soclal circl9S inst al th-s time that proceeds the breaking of the storm. The latter viII be here next month and in the meantime the few brief weeks inter ,ening are being availed of for rest and preparation for a season CT the largest g-cial activities that has pIo-' al.F ever been e;..uy-d in the ci%'-c'. Indeed there does not seem Jo DC snv. reason why it shouldn't be the h.gscst. for in every other way BIS. aae is ahead of all past years, aha vby not soc ally There are a great many exceedingly n'ce pc5ple in the district and their number is constant Iv increasing. The bride season pah r,od in bringing more charm hs yorng matrons hero to make then permanent homes and some Of tae7' save c-me so recently that the ie ceptjons and other affairs ia their be half will be among the first and mos,
 FelightfuI cf numerous events tha' a-e p.anues for the early part Of tAs season.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
ENTERTAINED FOR NIEcEs

Mrs. Verfuth was bCstess l.1uTs ias night at a party given in Ecnor Of her nieces, Misses Dorothy and dary verfuth. of Mesa Music. games and rpfreshmentA were features Of a very gnioyable evening in which number of euests participated. The Misssr Verfatb have been here with taeiT amt during the summer and have made many friends in Ire alsJritI who regret that they are taking tleii dcparture for home before icng to re, srma their studies. Those present al tra Thursday evening party were the r,TaUiDg. Anna Wallace, Mildred Asbby. Margaret CaTetto, Barbara Watkins. Catherine Mariota, Norine Munro. Bessie Gill, katheryn CcHeA etfi. Michael Schmalzel. JcseP' Sybmalzar Willie Wilson, Har1l Simmers. Ray McMahsn. Evan Wild Raiuh Verfuth. Mary Ner-uth ah' Dorothy Nerfuth.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
LARGE SURPRISE PARTY

On the pretty lawn in frCnt of tho
 home, Higg ms Hill, Friday evening, upward of fifty young peo- pie. members Of the High school class ! of Herbert Wildmau. and their guests assembled to extend to the young man a surprise party, one of ser.es the class members have enjoyed dur ing the vacation season. Mrs. WIZ man and her daughters, advised Of the approaching surprise, had trans
 formed the lawn with Japanese Ian
 terns. making 1t into yeritable toW'
 CT of a Japanese tea garden. Blue
 and gold. the class colors, were pres
 ent in abundance and were carried
 througIglt the decorative scheme place cards. favors, etc. Dur ng the
 evening Miss Lois Wilson, the yoUns and tal0nted vIclinist, whose work Las attracted so much interest anu favcr in the district in the last seT- eyal months. accompanied by her mother cn the piano, favored the 1 gathering with several eXcellently eN- ! ecuted selections which were much | spioyed. There were ether instTu' 1 mental and vocal numbers reEders5 ! by members of the party which added imuch to the pleasure of the occasion : The interesting and fascinating game i of sProgressive 42" was the tayoTlL' of the evening. Miss Norine Munrl and Roy McMsEau won the first
 nrizss at this game Miss Catherine Mariotti and Evan Wild won s2
 hooby awards. At l0:3o, Misses Lu .. cile and Igeola Wildman, sisters ! Herbert Wtldman, served reIfesu
 ments in the tea garden, sherbert I2
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
nM ExIENnEn TouR

Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Nash left yes terday on a trip that will take them as far north as St. Paul and as iIt esst as New York. Midway they will \isit St Louis ani Chicago and n the east win visit Buffalo and Bos~ci' as well as New York. They will be absent from their Warren home d couple cf months. In. Chicago they will visit the parents of Mrs. Nash and in Minnesota the parents of Mr. Nash. Mir. Nash has for some yea been with the clerical staff of the c. & A. Many frienis in the district wish the couple a happy tour, Wh CD they will doubtless have.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
nouEL socIAL pARLoR

Wednesday n n'ght was some"-'at 1I , ,,aIa occasion for the lime-cTs ssal .csrr nf the Shattuck rlIne. t wa visited that evening by three Darls''S l,., rTr,ber.ng over thirty people ".lO 1 mad tbe occasion quite a nice 2'clal event All had a very enI5yagle tiroa and of course were highiy u5 TjgEted with the beauties of the DE ,sye wonderful in it's bTiA-ancy .. S4sIactites and stalaemites Of siahl ,,,a,,ortl9rs and widely variant colol. tngs and sc'ntiIlaIcns under laS paIelrtr.r light rays. It may be duu .o5 that those fortunate enough 70 ~ aI,Ie ta securg the privilege O. @ E!A.,
 ;,.. tb.s cave. with which the ..,I S.le tIrE ,oa. pany has been Vefs hoei". stt. si,.~a shs discovery severa! Iion'--+ mon aS ago aye enable to a HcFei pi1A ol .,5ci eociai evening, 300 feet below -. lle sr,-fare of the earth and a''i l S,"
 r,undiugs that v5yd attract tn2u. 10, I,.Sas and provide ten days 'H ,.1 Ho, ,L !, - f, posslble to bring the cave ts 'g ,., ,-I sTr.ace and place it upon eAh'D' ,ior as it appears below gr2'"'-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
moonIIaH1 PICNIC

Dssprte the threat of slowers an occasional brief cCncealments of tEe neon by clouds, the moonl- ght pic nic of the young people of the Ep- worth league of the M- F. church at Warren park Thursday night was 2 very folly success More than hity attendants rallied for the occasion ana went down by street car from the civ All carried lunches, the ladies uy-stly having cakes an1 other uei tcacies and the gentlemen gong bul dened with fruits. Late ln the e,e
 ming the lunch was spread in the land stand and greatly enjoyed. hs turn home was made about II O'CLOCK
 with unanimous vote that uls oecS
 sim had been a most delightful sue cess in all ceta.ls.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
FOR MISS sNEEo

Miss Margaret CareJto and Mss Catherine Mar.otti were the gTacioAs young hostesses at the home or Miss Caretto last Friday evening, when slhe gave a delightful little party in homer of Miss Ella Sneed of Here ford. Car5s and other games were tndulged in, after which ice cream nabisco waters and grape juice were daiutiIy served. Later in the eyeninS an informal dance was enjoyed. The Col1r scheme for the rooms was uo!ked cut in piEE and white, N':S
 daintily. There was very pret'y arrangement of flowers, pink shI white uhrysanthemums predom'nat'
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
OFF FOR OUTING

Mrs. Jesse Yoakum and daughter Mrs. T. 5m Hughes and daughter, Mrs Charles Butler and Mrs. tianseGm ieft Friday for the Huaehuca noun taius gherd they whl enjoy vacation of a couple of weeks. Dur ing their stay they will have head quarters at Berner's but expect to put in their days on cutting trips ih the mountains to which they are look ing forward with anticipation Of great deal NJ pleasure. They left prepared to get the most to be had from their time and will make the most of the.r side trips in the tr'ie spirit and fashion of old time camp CTS
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
NANNY HOME SOON

The real open .ng of the a7cial sea son for the large activities of the fsU and winter will come only with The general return Cf folks who nave been away on vacation visits. Nol few of these plan 10 be back in the last week of the present month ana nearly al will be home by the m -d- sIs of September. Many families wall be returning in the next fortnight GO arrange fer the resumption Uf schoot bv the children. The incoming Gu!n- ber VII also include many oi -b' s- bees Charming corps O. school teach' CTS who have been away Tor Nacd' tens hut all of whom are likely 70
 e back by the first of September lo make their preparations for 'he ne" school year.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
MISS TEEoARTEN RETURNS

From her former home in illnota where she enjoyed dclihttul yaca. tl5n period despite a few intense neal waves that even Ar.zona might not be able to duplicate, Miss TeegaFten, of the public schools teaching corps arrived here this week. Miss Teegar. tens coming had been awaited by the school faculty for purposes ci consultation before making up the final Est of assignments for teachers. Now that she is here it i5 eNpects- the list will be completed al early late
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
HERE FOR VISIT

Mrs. ]. w. Howell, mother ot hIs. Inn Slaughter. arrived Friday ai,- ernoon from San Bernardino ranch 70 yie.t for a few weeks with Mrs. n, M Wnods Mrs. W. E. Hankin ana lirs q Krigbaum. Mrs. Howell was accompanied to the clty D! -a sil slaughter, who continued rom ue.S to Los Angeles, where she VIII spehu vacation in that city and al tAe teaches.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
SETTING GOOD EXAMPLE

Mss Josephine Burroughs, former ly of Cananea but now of Douglas well known also in Bisbee and with many frien5s in all three cities, was here during the week Miss BuF- rcughs has the present distinction oi ,5einr acting secretary Of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and is giving demonstration Of the fact that the ladies are not without the abA ties necessary. in public oEice positions ,ar,irr for tact all executive al2clty
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
FOB ExrENslvE 1ouR

Mr. and Mrs. c. VI Henkel are max ing preparations to leave the latter part Of the mcntE on an extensive tour of the country. They will go first to Minnesota and thence east to Pennsylvania a. They expect to tour bv automobile from there down through Virginia and the Carolinas Co Florida. from where they will re- turn 10 New York by boat, later star ing home by one of the northern routes.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
I'M THE HUACHUcAs

Mrs. A. T. Hoy and daughter Miss CatfErine. left yesterday for tue charming home of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hamburg, at Hartford, in the Huachucas. where they wi1 be house guests for a few days. They will be joined there for a short visit today by Theodore Hoy, who has been camping in the Huachucas and "itn other guests a very charming day ih the mountains is antic pated.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
rn snENn nAY IN VALLEY

Charles Flair and family ana -srtv of friends left for the BialT +spch in San Pedro valley last nisa' and will spend today driving and rio. IDg Inc trio being male with three ,,r-isyas and several saddle horses. A faII9 THcnic day is planned and will --.lJ.iesz te had in the beautiful TiF- o- eC,iDtrv made exceedingly attrac- tive since the rains. me PaL'g
 return home tomorrow moThHs.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
FOR rHE MISSES ToLEs

stU another party for the Misses Elsie and Marian TOles for guests of honor and saw the cave under the guidance accorded other visitors ln this party were Mrs. Wilson, Miss Emily Wilson. Wm. Wilson Ernest Beyer and mother, Tony Arthur, Will Cole and the Misses Toles.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17

and cake proving very acceptable and a fitting climax, in excellence of ser vice to an evening for which the ar- rangements had been very tactfuiiy made and carried out The attend. ants left for home just before md night, after voting the occasion one of tho most enjoyable they had ever had part cipation in.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
lhnIEs TO MEEI

The Ladies of St. Catherine's Ala and the Ladies of the Altar society vlu meet Thursday afternoon at the K of c. club rocms, when real .ocial time is assured to all the ladies present. Mrs, Julif will have chaF Fse for the afternoon, which promises to ha very interesting.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
vyoN nlcH HoNoRs

Miss Ruth Wade arrived home from Tempe Normal school on Friday eve hing. Miss wittig arriyeI earlier in the week from Flagstaff. Both these Bsbee young ladies wen dts junction for their home cities in the two normal schools of the state, rom which their graduations were atteni' ed by exceptionally high honors. They will find place this fall among the rorps of Bisbee teachers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
Al couNrRY CLUE

The country club was very attrae
 tive for visitors during the week, there beng quite a number in the ooms and on the verandas each day Chance meetings at the club were the occasion for quite 9 few informal par ties at bridge and other amusements.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17

they win 90 to Superior waere Mfr. Holcomb has been assigned by the C. and A. to engineering duties at the property it has under develop ment there and where they will make their home this fall and winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
RETURN FROM COAST

Mir. and Mrs. Fred Sc5ne ana Caughter have returned from Los An geles and Beach points in Southern California, where they enjoyed a very pleasant vacation of several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
RErIIRNs HOME

Miss Ella Sneed lhas returned to her home at Heresord, following very pleasant visit with frien1s in Bssbee. of whom this very pleas ng aEI accomplished young lady mas many who are always dehghted 10 see her come to the district,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
ARMY OFFICERS FAIL

Mrs. H. N Woes and daughter, Miss Gladys. left yesterday for Doug las, where they went to attend the Army officers ball given in that city last night and made gu a notable society event of the season there. The Bisbee attendants v'ill return to-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
couNrRH cLus DANCE

One of the usual monthly and very enjoyable dances was given on Err day night at the Country club \ large and happy crowd was present and dancing and social ga,ety n' dulged in till late hour. There were several pleasing moonlight dances, enjoyed by all Brennan's orchestra furnished good music. Delicious lunch was served during the evening
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
WILL DANCE

Invitations are 5ut for Q dance Co be held at Fair hall on Thursday night by the Ladies of the Macabees The dances given by this order arc universally successful and a most pleasant evening is anticipated.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
nnplllAs YouNe LApY

.Sjgss Norine Munro arrived IhHrs- fav fIt,m her home in Douglas tc cit her friend. Miss Catherine Mar iotfi. for A short while. Miss Munro enjoys much r-pularlty "lth htins young people in Bisbee who are siat to see her here.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
wftL ENsov PICNIC

MernI CTS. Of the United Br-thef bood r9ap a picnic tcday at FricEs mark in upper Tombstone canyon Tbe,5 wiI take lunches along and CD inv inc day in real outdccE fashion The ladies will look after the spseaA' ing of a bCuuteous board aI noon ne
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
OFF ON VACATION

Mrs. A. NJ. LaChance of the post ~fice department, is away on her "a. cation. having left last week Tor san Francisco and other coast polh,S, where she is expecting to enjoy muJn recreation and the ever aceeptaole ocean breezes during the next te" weeks
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
ERoM cALIEoRNlA

Among those of the social set who returned this week from vacation on the coast was Mrs, Dye. of Warren. Mrs. Dye enjoyed, some weeks at tho Southern California beaches and .n los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17

ing The young people in attendance were the following: Misses Ella Sneed, Coral Murhead, Anna Wal lace, Katie OddOnettd Catherine Mar lotti. Margaret Caretto and Messrs. Thomas Caretto. Evan Wild. Roy Me. Mahan, Nose Sevey, Joe Schmalzel. q -ry Sinners.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
In unNnR N ML9s H-tP

rr . fIret of ne DaTtlFs - -C ,,.-Inasdav n ent was that O. l'r. aIi9 ', r,1-..r, CooveT. It was -f- ll,,5 Als, T iD honor of Miss F,o 3. u't charming niece of pr. ana -. hl9 ,Si.,. --bo is spenIing the sH"ll1s' , ,rra ,bem from Houston, Texas. LII .- r'r.g were Mr and Mrs. ''''' .Irs ,SI. L-, .. yr. aud Ers. Fen@ Ii.,',, ZIrCH7-sk 5ld Bradley & L.l... -. r,, M., anu Tst. .ns mines, the paity Aa,'r .-a1 at zee iAe of '" e.lg ls.a5,f f,,l ,tzgvrT qLsr,. y.srC was e.'-s .'. l', sI. U.
 r 5g over a lunch l''@, i-o.i 4rch after tos 'tasil..''1 1 7
 .I [Ii;asina of the eve i's' ana "~ r-.a.Iy eLIcy cd.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17

turn will be made frcm the picnic grounds In the evening. A large number of members Of the order Will doubtless participate in the occas. on which will be a very pleasant one.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17

This pretty froek can be mads of thin wool. wool pophn or crepe de chine. The skirt is made with 3 seam in the front, which is stitched fat at the upper part and falls ira loose plait lt the lower part The girdle is of soft satin, and the lower corsage = is of white net and lace The sleeve, which is attached to the lower corsage, is of lace and is hn- ished with a fareG hand ot the ma terIal. -
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
FRoM wARREN RANCE

Mrs. w. A Schwartz returned the first part of the week from Warren ranch. where she was the guest oi Mrs. Hartweu Newell, an always charming hostess. ngr several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
FROM LEWIS spRlNos

Mrs. Frank B. Moson, whose charm ing personality is always a pleasure to her many friends in Bis5ee. was in town one, day last week. having nCtored over from their ranch at Lew.s Springs with MT. Moson.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
FOR A FEw FRIgNps

Mrs, Buekwalter entertained infor- maily for few friends who gathered at her home on Higgins hsn Wednes- day afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17

Reed. who showed the way for a group of their friends wf1 had a highly enjoyable evening in the cav ern.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-17
ANOTHER PARTY

Was led ly Mir and Mrs. l10'ii"'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
PROCEEDINGS OF DAY
. IN APPELLATE COURT

Proceedings of the Court o. Ciyil
Appeals FOR the Seventh Supreme
Judicial District az Amarillo. June
-. 1913.
Motions submitted.
j O. Pyle w = Pyle 81 al, re-
hearing
r. G. Baker w. Matte Mcdonald.
rohD1riuF
VI J. porter ,s Memphis Land 2
Commission Co 81 al rahearinR
~ D. porter Va Memphis Land 4
Commission Go o. al rehearing.
vs. % Gmy ys Lumpkin q Thorn
.as. for sorlIorari
~ 81 Cray ys Lumpkia q Thorn
as f1r rohearing
Florence T. Hines ys Moad0r Bros
consolidate With So $50
Motions Granted.
T. Is Niece 81 eel 80 j. G. Pau.
Ief al. 90 certify
T. IS NcGee 81 al ys ] g. Paul
.et I'd. rehearlug
Andrea Henin by next friend Vs.
Eastern Ry co OF Now Mexico, 10
strike from motion Tor rehoaring ex-
hi0lts
W ~ Gray So Lupkin q Thorn
ns. for cortiorur
vs. iI Gray yg Lupkiu q Thorn
as. for rohoaring
Florence t. Hines w. Meador Bros.
10 con olidlte with i9G.
Motions Overruled.
Andrew Henin by next friend Va.
Eas'rrn RS GO. of Sew Mexico, re-
hearing
j. q. Pyle w. z J Pyle ct al, re-
hearing
VI l.. Porter We. Memphis Land e.
Commission Co. rchcarlnR
" T. Porter ss Memphis Land q
Commission Co. 10 certify
T. q Baker Vs. Matte Mcdonald,
rchcarluF
Reversed aud Rendered.
~ Worth a Denver city RS. Co vs..
q " Winiugcr. from Donley
Affirmed In Part aud Reversed and
Rendered Ia Part.
4 q popc vs. ID NJ ioauchamp
Of 40. from Denton
Affirmed
John Hilgcrs ct al vs.. Joseph Hill
gers ct a from benton
submission set inside aud Appellant
Given Thirty Days Ia Perfect
Transcript.
e. ". Cox 81 al w. ". u. ThOmp-
son. from Wise
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
J. 5. D0Ds0N INJURED
IN FALL FROM VEHICLE

j. IS. r5dscA. father Of Dr Fred
". Dodson. ana Mrs w = Rascoc,
was seriously injured IN the Fort
Worth 4 Denver Yards yesterday at
tornoon. Will, engaged in the task
" unloadinr household goods from
a car ON the tracks
While attempting TO drive over the
tracks. the wagon skiddcd in some
way. throwing Mr. Dodson out. and
nflicting painful injuries to his
back. side and other parts OF ms
body The injured man. who Is 60
years of az. was removed 10 the
home Of " T.. Rlsco. 1907 Harrison
street. where medical attention wa,
provided.
Mr. bod on who resided until a
recent datc in Brownsville. has re-
moved his family 10 Potter County
having purchased the Kelly place To-
Gated mil ana "a half southwest IF
the cts. 81 The time OF the accident.
Doe VAS removing his household goods
from the clr a. his new home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-29
ARMSTRONG COUNTY FOR
GREAT PANHANDLE FAIR

An onthusiastr movement In be-
half Of the Panhindle State Fair vas
launched yeste'day 10 Armstrong
County followng get-together
meeting Of a special delegation from
Amarillo. President j +. Hill Of the
Armstrong Coulty fair Association
and prominent ,tilens OF Claude.
The Amarillo party which vent
o Claude Overland. WAS made up Of
n. A Mobiles. A. s Stinuett. Presi-
dent j II. Bryalt of the Chamber Of
Commerce. Br N W Cunningham.
u. W grazelt0n. ]. w. Veale T. T..
Miller and " ; Zimmerman A
cordial reception vas rendered BY
Claude citizens aad rousing meet
ing followed dlrirs which a big Pan
handle Fair vas iscussed IN every
detail, and short 70 the point talks
with regard ~ H. importance OF the
project were made by practically all
the Amarillo 1ele cation. and Messrs
hin Hunter aud luttrell OF Claude.
The sentiment vas notably strong
IN favor Of tlc lair project, and as
surances were < sn that Armstrong
County citize1 were ready 10 take a
liberal amour Of stock and 10 fall IN
line with vigar 20 make the enter
prise notable success meeting
was called or Monday which viii
be- attended by TIE directors Of the
Armstrong count Fair. and at which
details Of t.e larser fair for all the
Panhandle l b. discussed.
The ,.thu asuc endorsement
which We received at Claude can pre-
sage nothiug snort of large and SPLEEN
ala success or Tie big Fair propect, Do
aid IS. stIuloft last uifht Claude
citizens we're practically unit for
the Fair, and a. this was the first
outside point visited 'hc committee
IL encoura ed g. more earnest ANA
strenuous pudeayor. can see but
one outcome OF the campaign mo-"
under way contamination BOO fullest
md most gratifying measure.
The Chamber OF Commerc" has
pledged II md yidcd efforts during
the preseuf week iu mrihcriug the
ubscriptirr campaign ana Uill take
he active .rld in orRluillnG aud
sending committees 10 outside points
which have manifested keen Interest
in the project II Is believed that %
vigorous and uuro1yiug campaign
viii bring The fullest measure oi aur-
cess within ten lays 90 the utmost