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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-05

SHANGHAI, oct. 5.-China's OBJ
jeetions TO Japan's operations on For.
mosa soil in connection with the cam.
paign against Kiao Chau were still
limited to written protests, accordinb
to dispatches from Pekin.
The japanese were proceeding with
their program today regardless OF the
complaints.
No details have been received OF a
japanese repulse OF German sortie
The bombardment OF the jefenses
continued
LONDON, oct. 5-Indian troops
have been sent to help the British 20
occupy Germany's east African pos-
sessions. the war information bureau
stated this afternoon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-05
TO ADVERTISERS.

The East oregonlan has the largest paid
circulation OF any paper In oregon, east OF
Portland and over twice the circulation In
PendetOn Of any other newspaper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

Delegates and alternates will be Sc
lected from each district TO a county
convention 10 be held at the chambers
OF the Second branch Of council. in
this city. Saturday. July IS. at 2
o'clock and 10 attend the congress
sional convention OF the First Con.
gressional District Of West Virginia
70 De held at Fairmont. Friday. July
o. lot the purpose Of nominating a
trict
The county convention is called for
me purpose Of nominating "A candi.
date Tor Clerk Of the Circuit Cont
Jerk Of the County Court. County
sloner. ana members Of the
Rouse OF Delegates. As there are no
contests. candidates .or these ofnces
were not voted upon at the recent pri
mary. consequently their nOmfnation
VIII BE- certified AZ the convention.
ne county convention will also
tloct senatorial conferoes 10 the sem
atofial convention Of tho first eena
torlal district. 10 b. held In tho sec
ond branch council chambers. this
CITY. saturday. July %. for the pur-
pos" OF nominating "A candidate COR
state senator from this district
Basis Of Representation.
Zach maEisterial district will no
entitled 90 ono delegate and an al
ternatc 70 the county and also tho
congressional convention for every
on" hundred and fifty votes cast for
Theodore Roosevelt and William a.
Tart In the general election Of 1872
Hnd on" delegate for % fraction there
Of over fifty.
Zach district shall also bc entitled
20 one delegate and alternate 10 tho
senatorial convention for every one
hundred and fifty votes cast for
Roosevelt and TAFT for president IN
The representation each district g.
entitled 10 follows.
Washington district s. Madison
y: Clay. r. Union. &. Centre 81.
webster. 4. Richie. 3. Richlaud g:
Liberty. 2. Triadolphia. Z. Total
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DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES
WILL BE NAMED TO THREE
CONVENTIONS.
Meetings Will Open at 1880 O'Clock
and Many viii Attend as In
terest Is Great.

Mass meetings will be held by the
Republicans In the various magis-
terial districts OF Ohio county Mon
day evening for the purpose OF nothi-
mating district officers. and for nam
tng delegates and alternates TO three
important conventions The official
call for these district meetings was
issued yesterday. signed by Chairman
George Phillips and Secretary Richard
r. Cresap.
Each meeting will be convened at
Z 80 o'clock and will be open for one
half hour from that time. The places
for holding these meetings are as fol
lows.
Washington district vigiland En-.
Madison district - Island Hose
house.
Clay district - Chemical Hose
house
Union dlstrict-Police court room
Centre district-ilOOk and Ladder
Hose house
Webster district-Niagara Engine
house
Richie district-Eighth Ward Hose
house No 4
Richland district Centre warwood
Liberty district - Center school
Triadelphia district Mayors office.
Elm Grove
Nominations will be- made for dis
trict Offices I'm six districts. AZ fol
lows. Washington. Union. Center.
webster, Richland and Liberty. BE.
cause OF the fact that there was no
opposition for any Office in these die.
tricts candida were not placed on
the ticket a. last Tuesdays primary.
~ there we're contests In TrIadel-
phia. Madison. Clay aud Richie die-
tricte, candidates names we're placed
on the ticket. consequently. nOmina-
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Then Miss Sadie blackburn led 4



AFTER the choir sang Like as a Father
i1tieth His children" the regular pre-
gram was taken up.
Piano solo. Miss Dora Lucas. whic;
was enjoyed by all. At this time Miss
lda cummings. a national officer. Yves
introduced and she fcad an excellent
paper on the subject. THE call Of Ia.
church to Young Womanhood." Miss
cummings paper showed much thought
ana careful preparation. She made an
earnest appeal 10 tho young women e
M'thodism for more enthusiastic and
consecrated service for the advance
mont Of Gods kingdom. This was the
only report since tho other department
secretaries were absent on account Of
sickness.
After a few remarkss by the prcsi-
dent and testimonial meeting Mr..
Ihomas Branch was introduced and
sang BEAUTIFUL solo. which was higniy
enjoyed By the audience The strain ~
music was continued by Rev. and Ms.
Mc6riff who sang swing Low. Sweet
CHARIOT This was bsnediction.
\ most ploassu- change was the in
PRODUCTION Of br. ". %. Davis who ably
addressed tho convention. After singing
aud collection. Hr. W. %. Davis an
nounced the bencdicfi0n and the mocf-
ing adjourned until saturday morning IT
. o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
AFTER SECURITY MONEY.

special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence
CUMBERLAND. Md, July lO-The
county commissioners gave a hearing
10 Joseph Harris and William
George. bondsmen for James Schuv-
Ter. tax collector I'm 1901. 1902 art
1903. who seek reimbursement OF
security money. The legislature this
year passed an act authorizing re-
endorsement in the event the com
lnlssloners upon examination found
the surities were entitled to II. The
boRismen paid over 10 the county
S3.Il144. which Schuyler always
contended represented uncollecta bic
the state. At the time the commits
sioners held that the amount was
due and forced payment from tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
PRISONER REcAPTUReo.

special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence
ELklNS. ". Va. July i0-Beibert
Noor'. one Of the two prisoners who
,-,tp'd from jail here after knocking
down the jailor. was c4pfu-rd sf,cr
Iard chase. At Grceubrior church i'm
Why district. boz Barbour courfy
Moore rode a bareback horse which
ne had stolen from SUPERINTENDENT
Harrison. 81 the Weaver mines 40
was chased 100 miles by AUTOMOBILES
rtIore ne was ovortakCn 80 trace Of
Oner. has been found f'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
A GREAT RECEPTION

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
OtkLAfD. Md. July 10 - Rob.
ert Willis and Miss Mabel stephan
daughter Of {. W. stephan. pastor OF
me Methodist Episcopal church al
bridgeport. W. Va. were married i'm
Oakland AMI upon their return home
ne whole town turned out TO give
mem a reception. The groom is
man. and n milk wagon was brought
OUT ana the bride and groom froced 10
GET in while crowd drew the Wagon
through the streets amid red and
green IRE. \ serenade followed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
LOCATE NEW TEST.

Special uisnatch 70 the fntoIIirercer
uMBERLAND. Nd. July 1O-The
farm or J. e. Weller. near Lockwood
on the Baltimore and ohio ana
been selected by the Manufacturer
Light. Heat and Power company. or
Pittsburgh a. the next site for a
test hole for oil and gas in that vi
entity. Several months ago. tho
company put down test hole on
the farm of s < Mosholder whicb
proved 20 be a duster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
GRANT COUNTY PRIMARY.

Special Dispatch - the Intelligence.
PETERSBURG. w Va. .Iulv 10
ne Republican primary election in
,tTant county resulted as followed Z.
rouse OF Delegates. George ~ Uar-
man. clerk Of the courts. -. =. Hen
9grlckson,, who has held tho position
~. u'dtly 80 years. county super
OF IN" county court. b. W. Whitesel
T'orEe Nanmeter. n member OF tho
House Of Delegates. was n can.
didatc for denomination
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Shes visiting his mother. she's
engaged To him. thought Geraldine
When they had passed. she slipped
miscrably out onto the porch and
dropped into a chair
Well. she said. half aloud Now
! know how precious Is independence;
how precious little | care about H."
rs that So" said a voice from the
other side OF the vine
II was Bob Hartly. lie had slipped
back. and was hiding there. In an in
slant he was on the porch with the be-
wildered girl In his arms.
Now I've got you" he triumphed.
Ana now I'm going 10 boss youl"
But Geraldine scarcely heard IL
she did hear. she thought the words
700 trivial TO merit consideration
Ten me-" she demanded swiftly.
who Is that-that beautiful girl?"
Your future sisterin-law." said
BOD. She's my brothers wife"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
PURCHASE SITE.

Special Dispstct 20 the InteIiigenrer
CUMBERLAND. Md. July IO-The
ADegany county school commission
ers have purchased three lots at Col
umbia street and Pine alley. as the
site for a new school building for
North Cumberland. The last ieRis-
lature authorized bond issue OF
$4,000 for this building and other
school purposes The building will
DC two stories with eight rooms ana
there viii b. provisions for a four
room addition TO be erected when
required
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

judge Jordan. in police court vester.
uVay morning. levied the last sIO fine
Tor auto speeding when he seg,sg,,,t
''orgc kraus $40 and costs Tor ov
c"edinE the speed limit on NcCoItocb
s.reet kraus was arrested bv pmrc-
Mc' latchey. THURSDAY. for cgrs fi-l
me speed limit From now on tbos.
no are inclined to exceed Ito 80,
UNIT VIII be compelled 10 nav a larg
t INC. az the omCials are dctormincJ
TO break up speeding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
MARINE ENLISTS
Maryland Boy who Saw Service In
vera Cruz, Now Goes TO In
fantry-Left Yesterday.

Upon the occasion OF his official
Visit TO the local recruiting office
thursday, Capt II. s. Hathaway. of
Pittsburgh. accepted the application
Tor enlistment OF Howard j. Chesel-
cine. OF River Spring. Md.
Cheseldine's enlistment in the ma.
rine corps recently expired. He saw
service in Vera Cruz for several
weeks. He has now been assigned 10
the infantry. and left yesterday for
the Columbus barracks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

~. ,l.l ~ patch Co The InfcliIrtucs~.
LDNAtDNlNG. Nd. July fO-Iohn
wesley Dovaulf. who was killed Wed.
ncsday by a fan of rock IN mine
near hero. was buried Friday after.
noon with the rites of the Junior or
der United American Mechanics The
.h'N w. J.. Lynn. of tho Methodist
Episcopal church. oficiated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
DIED FROM INJURIES.

Special uisuatsh to fhc Intelligence.
~ MBERIAND. Nd July 1O-Ran.
dolph. aged @ years. son of Ira WolIott.
near Everett who was kicked on the
head by horse four weeks ago. died
last night NJ the Western Maryland
hospital hcro a large piece 81 the
skull was driven into the brain. pro
ducing total blindness. Meningitis SGT
~ The body was taken 10 his home
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
CLEARANCE Sale
. of Brushes

A | HE Toilet Counter
"A Saturday you can buy
Brushes of many kinds at
July Clearance Sale prices:
Bath Brushes with long sep
arate handle, Sl.00 and SOC
kinds at 79c and 39c each.
Solid Back Hair Brushes, 75c
kind at Soc each.
Wood Back Hair Brushes, 25c
kind at 17c each.
Bone-Handle Nail Brushes,
25c kind at 15c each.
Wood Back Cloth Brushes,
9Sc and SOC kinds at 75c and
SIC each.
Rubberset Shaving Brushes,
Sl.OO, 75c and SOC kinds at 79c,
SOC and SIC.
Hughes Ideal Hair Brushes
with wire bristles, SI.75, SI.5O
and Sl.00 kinds SATURDAY. AT
S1.39, SLID and 79c each.
American Hard Ru b b er
Combs in all styles-75c SOC
and 25c kinds at soc, SEC
and 1Sc each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
RECEIVERSHlP
Granted fer Marietta. Columbus and
Cleveland Road as Result
~ nmLL

MARIETTA. Ohio. July fO-The|
Marietta. Columbus and Cleveland
Railroad was today placed i'm the
taUds of a receiver by a court order
Daniel u. Torpy was named receiver
The action resulted from a suit fled
AGAINST the company BY the Columbia
ku'CkCrboCkor Trust comnany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
Paw cORpoRArIoN rAv

Three moro corporations paid .heir
municipal corporation tax yesterdav
making total Of thirteen 10 meet mo
rev requirement Of the tax ordnance
recently adopted by council. The
urins hWich paid yesterday were The
Wheeling Stamping company. 1Os On
o capitalization Of 100000. tho "
NORWOOD Comnany. SEQ. on $3.50 600
and the g. Kalhitzcr Packing com.
plny. 81. on $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
July Clearance Prices on
y Hsaeiy and Underwear

NOTABLE values in Women's.
~ Misses and Chntren's Ho-
siery ans Underwear for Satur-
Gays selling
Nomen's Fine Boot Hose OF
hbre silk IN White and black.
sac kind AZ 27c pair.
vonen's Silk Boot Stockings
with Isle toe and foot. sos kind
Saturday al SIC a pair.
vomen's Cotton Hose. satin
knish. well wearing kind. iee
Stockings Saturday az 13c
pair.
women's Silk-Lisle Stock
ings. SOC kind Saturday az three
pairs for 500.
Infants Fine Silk-FiniShed
Socks in black. white. red. pink
and blue, 2Sc kind al lie
pair.
Misses Ribbed Cotton and
Isle Stockings in pinks and
blue. 25c kind Saturday al 12c
a pair.
Women'S Ribbed Vests, lSc
quality Saturday az lie each.
Women'S Swiss Ribbed Vests.
KaySer make. 3Se kind az &c
each.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests,
i2i5c kind az &c each.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Union
Suits. lace or cuff knee. 49c kind
al Soc a suit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
MEErINe CALEB

meeting 81 the executive commit
zee OF the Progressive party of ohio
,"unly mas been called for Saturday
CUB rooms. No 1909 Market street
Notices were issued Yesterday by 500
rotary Marsh Watkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

MRS. Helen Ring Robinson. Col
orado state senator, is one OF the
prominent women in various re-
form movements throughout the
country who IS a guest Of Mrs. o.
n. p. Belmont at her summer es-
tate at Newport r. I. The Politi-
cal Association is holding a con-
ference az Mrs. Belmont's home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
MISSION SOCIETY
CONVENTION HERE
INTERESTING SERVICES 4rIn
rEsTEhDAY IN LOCAL A. N. \.
CHURCH.
Services WIN he Resumed This Morn.
ing-oood Program IL Arranged
for the Day.

The second days session OF the Worn-
ans Home Missionary society Of the
4. Vt. +. church was held yesterday.
opening at o'clock In the mornfrg.
Mrs. +. NJ. clair presiding. From
CLOCK 70 $3.50 was the morning water
EerNice. Every member took part. and
bils ufctinE proved o spiritual blcsstu1.
At $3.50 promptly the morning watch
service was concluded by the presiding
oiliccr' Mrs. ,. VI. clair. after which
were read and adopted. Tho next orrar
a. inc annual reports Of the depart
m,hl ..'rciartcs. The reports shove
careful preparation. and each had a rtur
- progress in 90. Special mentor
should b. made Of the excellent repor's
from. hrst the young peoples depart
mcnt. second. from tho CORES pondiu.-
secretary. Those who could not be-
present sent their reports
ihe reports show that the churches
q Baltimore and Wheeling are 1eadin~
10 b. regretted that few reports came
BOO from The Cum crlrnd district
promptly at % O'Clock the members
service was a benedtrfi1r WIN ttis
meeting th' convcnu.n closed the morn
Afternoon Session.
Promptly 90 Q 30 o'clock. the ladies
90 sumed business with Mrs CIaIr pre-
ding. After reading ANA adopting the
ella Dixon showed herself o. BE- "a raaf
iNinker ana writer. General discussion
followed ana frequent words uf praise
were Expressed Tor Mrs Dixon for her
nN.ellrnf paper
Following tHe paper 1r1 discussion. a
LnInd ithl. ttl. NI .l I.H followed
with Mrs Miami. D. I..... U. T4Tf........
l.HlIrE. INfa fNrrII.. woe IHH. inter.
ffiirF and helpful H..s HU uuuuI tHU.
~ we rivon for casting uaHt upon ana
lIifninafinE minds. who were anxious
n" Know more about tho society.
rifnn.nn circles are alive Ha the re-
Inrtr from Misses Bessie lowell anG
NJ IIlrNI MrfulIuuEn showed Ur F1rr.
I.IN. NHr'. Iur minister. was present
HrI HIIrr.arI the ladies aa HIH DID,. Ia l
t.i. ni tne A. 80 D. church. on Thurs
INr fN'igfN ia quite fortunate f1 h4Vo
pc. Hul Mra MctriT. who assist 70
".lI With piano 80 vocal solos After
ILr uee r adjourned until the
N'U.NN e.-L"H uf a o'clock
Evening Service
" l'N me hour ~ fhr president NJ
.i ihe ''Igr0d SO. D. church ~ Niarfira
Ferry rendered beautiful selection
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
DISTRICT MASS MEETINGS TO BE
HELD BY REPUBLICANS MONDAY
To Name Delegates.

tons in these districts we're made at
Tuesdays primary.
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WIN ihe hour II n fhs president. NJ
VI clair took Tho tnsIr and inc sbofr
or we ''I-f0d 80. D. church az Narfira
cry rendered n beautiful selection
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
Separate Skirts

Separate Skirts OF which We
have one, two and three OF
kind. all this seasons best
styles and all to go at prices
like these:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14
STEWART REFUSES
Popular Local PeathsrvsiQht compsiisd
20 Turn Down Two Excel
ent OHers.

Walter Stewart was forced. yesterday.
10 turn down two tempting offers 10 get
out in other parts OF the country 70 box
Young Goldie who bowed 10 the sup
error ability Of Stewart in Bridgeport
a few nights ago. was matched TO meet
Patsy Mcmahon IN Columbus, O. to-
night Because Of his failure 10 hold
up against the local feather. the COlum-
bus promoters decided to discard him
for the Wheelingite. and accordingly
wired Stewart TO take on the bout.
Although sorry, Stewart was compelled
10 wire that he g. unable TO accept the
oner at this time.
During the bout with Young Goldfe
Stewart hurt one OF his hands. and
since that time has been unable 70 keep
up his training. Because OF this the
refusal was necessary. Another offer
was extended from Johnstown. Pa ask
Ing Stewart 20 appear In a match
against Barney Maquire, September ~.
Desiring 70 accept. and believing that
he could do so, Stewart sought the ad-
vice OF his physician yesterday. and
was warned not 20 accept. the physician
saying that his hand would not be IN
condition for the match.
Either OF these two matches would
have meant much 20 the local boy, and
his inability 20 accept az this time. q
very discouraginE 20 him. but he eK-
poets 20 be able 70 get back IN training
by Ghe latter part Of this month ard
be ready for another good lively bout b.
october.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14
JEANETTE MADE
GOOD IMPRESSION
ANXIOUS TO SEE HIz woRx
HEhieition Saturday night was such
That He Could Not show what
He Had 20 Deliver.

Fight fans OF Wheeling and vicinity
s sr, anxious pI 70 see Joe Jeanette. the
Aieinity He appeared in Martins Ferry
saturday night In 4 scheduled ten round
nout with Jim Kruger. but because
tie. the fans were not given OPPORTUNITY
20 see the big black work. Kruger Ut
teriy failed 20 show any ability TO night
~ Al. When ne entered the ring. he
JAILED 10 show the marks OF a nehter,
and his position. when facing the big
Gus 40 erort was made sno on b 9isr1 esst
% give blow that the big black would
Jeanette struck him IN the stomach
and he dropped his hands one 10 his
SIDE and the other 20 his stomach,
showing that the short tap, had about
went down with a short tap on the Jaw
end down for the count when the negro
s sssas hi' hin sim r. iss stomach re r.
Esvsr Extended.
Had Jeanette ~ any time struck
kruEer with the strength that he n
fnown ~ possess. % y safe bet that
g. the fear he showed throughout the
three minutes and ~ seconds that he
Nas in the rims. rroved that he he'd not
thC nerve % stand up and take and give.
The rrhibiurn Vas one oh the po6rcst
ever Witneesel Oh this vicinity. The
iefIc snd fiorinr club Va ebe,teg erb8.
onicialr vent into the agreement IN
good faith. but KRUGER had not tho
stamina NJ nerve 20 DO battle
Fana ~ this vicinity. having eeen
The ability ~ the bic negro 10 stem
around tne ring aud deliver 81 will
would utn % see him ir battle with
some nan ~ his caiibre such n bout
would prove 2 good drawinH card
Other nouta Good.
The other bouts during the rverfnr
were far better than the scheduled
nnln bout Stonev Ritz ana Mickv
Moran. ln Ten round semi-nnai. plea =
81 fne surrfnfOrH Moran forced uffs
90 lead hF hls reffrinr methods. ana
De continuous EFFORT % cover hfa face.
WhIlr Ne landed several good blows dur-
lfu tne bout. De wac unable o. hurt
IifT Tho lister forced the bout IRON,
the heniuniun o. tho end
M ne slN round preliminary. be-
twcc- ~ q Hicks ~ Martins Very.
ana Tommy F4rd. 81 Aefnavilie the ~.
fnr vac uufrilraal. Hicks while = no
vice Dob TIE same showing this bv hfa
retirement ara bic efforts % apoioFirs
Tor hurfiug BE opponent. had the Foods
nuf fnrrf1 punishment % count On
Frrf. uhn waa unable after the opening
ruu-fF f0 chow any real ability.
The rrelI nIinarv exhibition waa 81
fruf rnunds ard vas between Frank ana
ltar ilfon RITZ. brothers ~ atoneY. The
boys bowed Tor f0ur rounds. with Frank
eb0ulnr fho most ability
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14
WEST ALEX FAIR
OPENS TUESDAY
ANNuAL EXPOSITION or PErrsx1-
VAAIA LINE WILL nm BI0
affair
Hxcsllent Racing Program for Eaoh
fromised-Many Exhibits
NOW on the Grounds.

The annual fall fair and exposures,
OF Washington county Will be held al
me West Alexander fair ground during
tne coming week. and promises TO DO
one OF the biggest and best ever held
~ the county. The big fair win opea
tuesday morning and will continue
during Wednesday and Thursday. Az
feauy the entire agricultural and ex.
hlblion halls have been filled 20 their
capacit with all kinds OF horticnl-
tural exhibits. and Ia is said that a
number OF eNhibitiros have been turned
away owing to the fact that not enour n
room remains for their exhibits
Several nne attractions have been ee
cured In addition to those of Former
years. and the fair association will
make every effort TO make Up the loss
sustained at last years exhibition.
which was married during the entire
three days by a continuous fall of rain.
The racing card for the event shows
some OF the fastest horses ever entered
on the grounds, and as the condition. 81
the track Is ideal there a. every indi-
cation that some fast going VIII be
seen. Several local horses have been
The cattle and live stock exhibition
- also one OF the biggest ever seen ON
the grounds. and there still remains a
number OF entrants 20 be brought 10
the grounds. Taken all I'm all the fair
gives greater promise this year than
ever before, and the association Is max
ing preparations 10 take care Of a rec
ord breaking crowd