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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08
Minstrel Show Proposed.

Under the direction of H. A. Ded- mon and o. Lagle. members of the Cotton Belt minstrel organization, are arranging to put on a perform ance here in abou'. two weeks. 1Prac- tically all of the local talent that made such a hit in the performances at the Elks ond Moon theatres three years ago will be seen again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08
Order In Bank Case.

Upon the application of State Bank Commissioned Davis,4 attorneys for the commissioner were authorized by Judge John M. Elliott N employ a firm of Oswego, N. Y.. attorneys to collect a claim of $666.67 against the estate of J. w. McCarty. due the, old Bank of Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08
|iainmen's Auxiliary
 lleets New Officers,

Reelection of the five highest off Gs was the feature of the annual aection yesterday of the auxiliary of te Brotherhood of Railway Train nsn, in regular session at the K. of !. hall. The election resulted as fol- lows:
 Mrs.. Willie Dickerson, past presi- s'nt reelected; Mrs. Lulu Holy, )fesldent, reelected; Mrs. Ludie Ma ne vice president, reelected; Miss wanda Slaughter, secretary, re-elect- N; Mrs. Annie Thompson, treasurer, nelected; Mrs. Ida West. conductor; sn. Laura Darroux, warden; Mrs. ulaa Burns: inner guard; Mrs. Bene- et outer guard; Mrs. T. H. Bush, Aaplin. .e An. Lulu Holt and Mrs. Ludie Ma were elected as delegate and al- 4late respectively, to attend the an- al conyntion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08
Ientz. Lodge Names
 s]ts New Officers.

! Annual election of officers was had shst night at the regular meeting of 9lentz lodge No. il, Degree of Honor, at Fraternity hall, the election being followed by an enjoyable social hour.
 The meeting was largely attended. The following are the new officers: ] Mrs. Werner Hope, chief of honor; Mrs. May Yeaney, lady of honor; Mrs. ! Mary Ellis, chief of ceremonies; Mrs.
 Mary, Brown, recorder; Mrs. Dora
 Bathsrwick, financier; Mrs. Mary Murphy, usher; Mrs. Lizzie Ernest, ] inside Watchman; Mrs. Minnie
 Rtchie, outside watchman; Mrs.
 Charles Yowell, receiver; Mrs. Mag ! sle Ernest, past chief of honor; Miss
 Ruby McKinnon, pianist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08

Be sure to hear the, end mems gags at the high school minstrels Thursday night. u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08
Y. M. c. A. Board Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting oi the trustees of the: Y. M. c. A. will be held at the offices in the association building at 6:45 o'clock Thursday evening. A luncheon will be served for the members of the board oy the women's auxiliary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08
Births.

Births. Born, to MT. and Mrs. c. 5. Eiu- ridge, 140O West Fifth avenue, Tues- day night. boy. Born to MT. and Mrs. G. w. watts 1719 East Sixth avenue, 'Monuay night. a girl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08
Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days.

Your druggist will refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind Bleeding or Protruding Pilesin to l4 days. The first application givea Ease and Rest: 50c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08
sI.P. u. Select
 tGf New Officers

ilae 5. Y. P. U. of the Ohio Street pust church met in regular ses- K !ast evening, at tho Berean room, uae church, for the election of off N to serve during the first half
 0 1916, and to transact other t'ness. The following were elect
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08

Our Advice Is: When you feel out of sorts from const'- patton, let us say that 1t
 aexaQQ;4tde1Qiea do not relieve you. see 2 physician, heca,se no other home remedy WILL Sod only by us. 10 cents.
 Beden's, Tho Quality Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08
Scores of Friends
 Honor Charming Bride.


 Scores of Friends
 Honor Charming Bride.
 Hundreds of friends of Mrs. Henry P. Davis, girls with whom she had been reared and women who had known her as Georgie Mae List. at- tended yesterday afternoon the for nal reception in her honor, given by her mother. Mrs. George List, at the handsome List home in West Second avenue. It was a most delightful af- fair in every way, affording her friends the opportunity to express their congratulations and good wishes, to the charming young bride.
 The house was, tastefully decorated for the occasion. The front hall was in yellow and green, the receiving line had background of massed pink Killarney roses, the dining room was a floral bower, of white chrysan- themums, while pink and green was the motif in the punch room.
 At the door, the guests were greet ed by Mrs. Sam Taylor. Mrs. Frank Ragland, Mrs. H. I. Holderness, Mrs. J. w. Martin and Miss, Amelia List were in the hall, and in the receiv- ing line were Mrs. List, Mrs. Henry P. Davis, Miss lone Hearin, Miss Mar guerite Hoyler, Miss Margaret Fox, Miss Ethel Mann, Miss Inez Hearin Miss Ollie Eddins, Miss Selma Martin, Miss Elizabeth Schober, Miss Matte Fox, Miss Emily Fox, Miss DeShiell of Oklahoma City, and Miss Annie Robinson.
 In the dining room were Mrs. Charles Madding and Mrs. Ware Bos- worth, who poured tea; Mrs. B. D. Luck, Mrs. Wade Knox, Mrs. w. T. Seawell and Mrs. Roy Senyard. In the receiving room were Mrs. Charles Moore and Mrs. Sennett Seabrook. Mrs. Will Miller and Mrs. Arthur Boone were the chaperones in the punch room, where Miss Leila Coles, Miss Martha Whelan, Miss Frances Howell and Miss Margaret Fox eerv- ed punch.
 The regular meeting and the an- nual election of the ladies of the Order of the Eastern Star will be held Thursday. at the Masonic hall.
 Oowing to very important meet ing of the library association, which conflicts with the regular meeting of the Housewives league, scheduled for Thursday afternoon, the Housewives league has kindly consented to post. pone its meeting. The Housewives, league will meet again the second Thursday in January, its next regular meeting date.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08
$ . C IE T.Y

E. A. Rogers, president; o. Lagle vice president; Miss Hattie Kilgore secretary; Miss Myrtle Holt, cores. bonding secretary; Edwin Boyce treasurer; Miss Pearl Holt, pianist; Ben Lee. chorister; Miss Virlin Mil lee. Bible quizzer.
 The installation of the new officers Will be held December 26, when a special program of literary and musi- cal numbers will be carried out. A general invitation to attend the in- stallation is being issued the friends of the B. Y. P. U. and of the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08

The Sam Taylor School Improve
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08

Mrs. R. R. Rice of Warner has re- turned home after short visit here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08

Mrs. J. D. Currie, Miss Leta Currie and Miss Cornelia. Currie were here yesterday from Winchester.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08

Car,t. and Mrs. J. c. Cross have returned to their home at Pendle- ton after spending several days here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08

The regular meeting and the an nual election of the ladies of tht Order of the Eastern Star will be held Thursday, at the Masonic hall. '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08

ment association will have a called meeting this afternoon at 8 o'clock, at the school. Business of import ance is to be discussed and all mem hers are being urged to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-08

Miss Ola Gibson has gone to st. Louis, to visit relatives and friends until after the Christmas holidays.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-09-17

Germans tw .
hundred and
twenty tim 80
since last Sep
tember end vet
Pont -a-Mousson
is still on the
map. Thia little
French village
is under almost
constant b Q M
bardment, not
because Of any
particular do
sire perhaps Of
the foo 10 do
stroy Il ruth
lessly but prob
ably because
the wish 10 TO
prevent the
French from 40.
aanhl,no 1aroa
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-09-17


forces Of troops within its limits, and
also 10 keep them from placing bat
teriea at notably valuable strategic
point.
Thousands Of shells have fallen tn-
70 this Moselle river village and a.
most every day they continue to rain
down. There 10 q curious thing to be
noticed In Pont-a-Mousson. Only ono
part q the village 10 destroyed. for
nearly ail the shells have fallen within
Q limited area. A good many civilians.
old men, women and children have
BEEN killed IN the streets 'of the VII
lAge, but the loss Of life has been due
largely to the neglect Of some Of the
villagers b take refuge at the first
warning IN their bomb-proof cellars.
Why the Germans have concentrated
| Ore on one section Of ponta-Mousson
| Il d hard To- dstsrmfnes but the fact
that the major part Of the village has
escaped destruction leads one 70 com
msnt on the escape Of many another
target e. which shell flre has been
directed.
Two Astounding FaotA
Two OF the most astounding facts
which came to my notice on the bat
| tie lines Of France are thase,> That Il
u almost impossible for the artillery.
men Of any country To bring down On
asroplane, and In that Il is almost
equally impossible for an aviator %
drop 1 bomb successfully on the tar
ret which he has selected for Dc
struction.
| Why b Il that the batteries can't his
their flying mark, and why Ia Il that
the man on the flying mark can't hi'
the batteries or anything elsa that he
aims stS These questions must b
| let probably for answer 70 the scien
lists, whether they be IN the army o.
IN ciyii life
II. Nov Il must not be understood tina
the batteries never bit anything. O
that tho aviators never hit anything
Sometimes they accomplish their oh
jects OF death or destruction or both
but much more frequently they fail
, Readers OF the papers learn only 0
the successful attacks.
Much Wasted Effort.
l Before this have told about seeinI
!. q French battery doing its level bes
TO bring down 0 German taube whic
was bent on flying over the city Q
Q Nancy for the purpose Of droppin
bombs on the houses and the peoDl,
The German machine made its wa
through perfect storm o. shrapns
: and did II unscathed. Il finally wa
q driven back, but Il was uninture'
Shells broke all about and scattere
7 ths shrapnel BULLETS like hail. Bs
: the operator went sereneIy on his wa
!. with the machine until the fsisillaf
became too hot even for him, and }
was forced 70 turn back toward u
German Hne where he landed safel
= Stories IKE this could be multiple
J. indefinitely.
"a On another occasion ct the actu
!. 'front.' 3 Cermah aeroplnne came ov'
the French line not far from u
10 Bois.ls-Pretre Or Ia English, the Wot
4. Of the Priest. one Of the most hotl
1, contested ileids along the entire wei
y ern battIe front Tho German intr
v der Eas ARD Il BY every gun. lar
=, "a svysaIl s,kla6 fha Eranch coll
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-09-17

ROUND ABOUTTHE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--M Made by the Shears.
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal, some Credited. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

n00Ossi8s "a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thomas J. Juden has received
the endorsement for postmaster
lat Csps 0itardeau. The pres.
snt incumbents time will expire
in May 1915.
jefferson City will have no
chautauqua next summer. The
men who guaranteed the cost Of
the one held recently had 70
coms up with s54o 70 pay out,
and tho people refuse 70 buy
tickets for next year.
Playing the wsr game proved
disastrous for Mark Wilson, 8
years old. who lives near Buoy.
rus. Drilling o hole in . shot
gun shell he tried to ire It - .
cannon and was successful. los-
ing two iingsrs on his right hand.
A "yard long" bean submits
ted BY . Hieginsvillian coapet-
ing FOR the honors Of the Lafay.
ette county bean growers con-
test, fails to comply with the
pure food law in that II 10 only
thirty-five and one hall inchss
In length.
| A northeast Missouri papel
publishes : ''psid local" 10 which
the advertiser says: 81 wish q
ssy 10 the people Of this com'
| munity that feeling able now e
continue my work in the ministr,
| I have turned over my intsres
Id the undertaking buainsss y
Me-, Tor whom ! ask YOU
patronage"
Marshall fe excited over th'
find Of q chest Of gold which wa
washed out Of ita burial place b.
1.-The Missouri river recently. Al
old miser named Rebsau left tn
treasure and In the boz ws
found . lsttsr giving the gold 3
the old mans niece who 70
movie actor. She hasn't bee
located yet. Tho wealth is sso,
900.
All the north Missouri town
, are poking fun at Brookfeld Jul
now. Brookfsld has long sine
. boa asted OF the superiority Of hs
iirs department, but the othe
! day . IRE started in the hre g
partmsnt and the boasted d
fighters had to hustle nighsll
= 70 get the horses and wagon gu
. The building was entirely cor
sumed.
s "Rook", : hoFss bought ;
a Mai. A. Mullins Of Linn coun'
,r st . mortgage sale more than
third Of . century sgo and cor
! tinuously owned by him ev
: since. met On suntimely" end
= few days ago 90 . result Of . 4
2 Into . ravins. Crook" had be'
= 3 ! sstrusty" on the MAJORS far
. with ! record Of long and fait'
4 ful service.
o. N. Stswart, vho lives ne
a Sweet Springs, has sn envslol
5 found recently among some :
!, papers which bears ; $3.50 Un
4 cd States stamp. The wo
3 "postags'' Doesn't appear. !
=. face Of the stamp containing Q
i. Ily "Unitsd States. /" a rortr
4. | Of George Warrington occup'
the center. and IN each oofl
thsre 10 . star.
na One Of the early settlers q
,ss Ozarls died IN the Federal g
.. disrs Home st st. james : I
,ce days ago. He was Alfred CHI
biz aged oa years, who cams to n
~ souri iron North Carolina IN
rht 2a when bis parents moved
n what i nov Laolsds county.
Ihs vas than only four years
in He had made Laclsde county
- home ever aince until hs wen
the soldisra' Home.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-09-17

= 48 &&AAA -~@Sr - $3.50 DN- " TrI L
,ape Girardeau and Poplar Bluff
las bsen reinstated through theI
,ftorts Of the Commercial Club |
i the Cape.
II has cost The Taxpayers of
rexas county shout 1000 tc]
prosecute . Houston jewsIer|
,harged with starting . fire that
destroyed several buildings three
Il four years ago In order y ccl-l
ect the insufancs on hin stock.
rhs case has been hanging ~
he courts for some time and sxAs
stricken from the docket d the
last tern, n,ot the Texas county
circuit court. II
Aftsr Gene Maddox and Dot
Moore ) pair 81 young Harrison.
vile lovers, were married ovst
: Paols, Kansas, they iny9leld! !!
and found they had no NOSE y
ret home on. So they shippsd
their valiss BY express and took
. bridal tour counting tise tht
whole twenty miles 70 Harfieotl-
Vile. where they put their feei
under the table Of the gfoom'I
father. who runs . blacksmitl'
shop. ~
The Kansas Natural 0as Co.
which has held leases On many
thousands Of acres Of lai1 u
Northwest Missouri for tho pas
eight or ten years. has cancelles
thsm, giving as the excuse tha
Il il in the hands Of . receiver
The smount paid per scfe Va
only ~ cents : year, vt wnsl !
the whole amount was tottlles1
Il meant quite . neat sum 4
probabls 1t will be many n
before leases are again inede \.
| Mrs. George Courtner ans n
| lie child had 4 thrilling Sss
| isnoe on their return trip ltos Y
carrying the msil isst skIafdaJ
| On the grade southeast OF tow
they were overtaken by
small cyclone and the team an
buggy picked up and tnrne
square around. Mrs. Courtne
| and baby were thrown out Of N
buggy into . ditch by the road
aide snd had . morrow escap
from drowning. She had pres
encs Of mind enough TO save hel
self and child, recapture %
team and bring them on In
town. II was miraculous the
escaped serious linjury.-Fairts
Forum.
Conductor Madden, who Civ
1.-THE "high signs" onths Burlinf
! toms .sDude" between Kans'
ICity and Brookiield, 10 the prot
possessor Of . lantern whic
away back in Civil war times W
presented by Governor Singlss'
Of Illinois to Count Harris.
railroad man widely known
) Missouri many years ago. a
: ter Harris' death the lantern "
given % julie Coleman, the q
} GRAND chief OF the Order OF Y
Railway Conductors. colen
= lent Il % Conductor Wsstfall, 2
. ths latter was carrying u VII
he was killed in the holdup
ths James gang near Winstc
rlIt must havs cost % much %
! slwhen nov.
q An auto which passed throu
I here 1 few days ago created M
2 than ordinary intersst. The o
2 and wife Ia II were making !
!. srip from New Hampshire 70
q San Francisco fair. They v
= prepared Tor tia mud holes !
= had ! long rope and double p
llsys. whsn they cot stuck
sIths mud. they simply drivs
|. stake. attach tho rope snd d
: lths engine and pull. II
81 had not been oo1apellsd % gel
!. team to pull thena out in al
/. distance. They were ready
80. "a Il !. no,saad
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-09-17

but Ne0fiy A III
s,ssssssssssssssssssssAsss
Hannibal authorities permit
local movies 10 show pictures
yDfsfhs 10 Frank lynchins.
Brookiisld i csrtsiniy infested
With fIss, The children q thst
!tpvn rsesntly cold II one day Z
enough 81 ths iiiss % gst sas.SO
At.ilvs csnts psr pint.
with ths sending q y dtaft fof
I Ii. 900 il 81. Louis w County
Treasurer ogg tho isst payment z
has been intde on ths cld RAN
@I.sd debt oi Henry county.
a \ -Kirksville ordinsnes iost
4 put Oh ths:bosls prohibits per-
sssnsl undsr III years old from
driving motor aasa within the
oIsy limits pn|esa acso npsaisd
J IL ii sxpsrislls a. dxlyer' y
]: Il 80 llss lst'A isishful
servant * ths M opls whsA they
took % tha poor farm ct Monroe
county, Miss callie White. who !,
Tor over Gfty ysats hsd taughs
!. ID the publiO ashaals oi Monroe
I CITY.
\ Harry Chance. who stated that
he arrived in ssdslis BY chance
ia by ohanos vt drusk. plsad.
y iwtth Police Judge Fullst %
NJ 6isa anothsf ohancs Shsn
srrsiasf 5ns ! aharns q ineOx'
! istiols
IA ~ oounty pppsr telis OF :
- -
,iv Masonic picnic and "hsrbsr-
7. .,,se., Il wales Lake the oths'
day. Did II mean D c0dvsy ~
impression that the brsthsrn q
the GRAFT carved the roasted o.
with razorsY
It is getting 50 over at Latn'
rop that even social crap gsms
does not operate unmolested
Sleuths got on the trail the othe'
night and fourteen negro mel
and one woman was arrested 70
"Fording" dice.
Dixie and rsvstmsnt work O
the Missouri river between Kan
sas City and ST. Louis. whic'
win cost ST 800, 900 and give EN-
ploymsnt to 1000 men, will 9
started this week under the di
rection Of Lieut.. Col. Herosl
Deakyne.
Il. Joyce, Bucklin's "fru
tree crank" has offered . pria
Of s25 to the Missouri roadoveI
: seer who, before December
1915, will plant or cause to !
planted along the stats's publ
highways the greatest numb'
Of fruit trees.
An alligator three feet lon
was caug BIT in 9 hoop net In y
Missouri river 1t Jefferson Ci1
Monday afternoon BY capt. Jot
Bruner. It wss lively, full
iieht and gave the iishsrn'
considerable trouble before
could be landed.
Ia the course Of . session
tho W. CT. v. in Plattsbu'
recently one Of the uismbs
found on the door . card viii
bore the following; "Gount
Club saloon, The Only p
Finest Of Wines and Liquo
Country Club Beer on Draug'
). 3. Bryan. prydals. Mo-
3 Old Nancy Hanks, shsmpl
trotter from ieo2 b 1854. and 9
Of tho most famous rsos hoF'
ever owned in the United Stat
who dedicated the East Side =
track in st. Joseph. died !
week ct Hamburg Plsoes The
tate Of j. e. Madden, whs houl
her sevsrsl years ago and p
stoned hss i'll hsr death. !
was 2ayssra old, and when
her primo had : mark Of 40
st. Joseph Gazette.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-09-17

3 Y
ars not enforced, and there are
some good people who ore glad
|of II.
Counterfeiters last week circu-
lated lead dollars at Caruthers-
|ville. Some ton Of twelve vic-
Alms were ."ropsd In"
Grover g. Msnske, .. former
Dunklin county citisen is now
| editor of ~ Leader, published
~ Esssx, sta6 Ard county.
| Lea g. phiIlips who lives over
| In New Madrid county has Soo|
acres planAed TO sunnowers.
The yield ,psfA Acrs, Phillip says.
Id SS5 - sbc
plrcil Blsi& . convict from
tp1li 1lin oupIlty. with but seven
;I1Sodtts amoseao ssrve, escaped
'lfjpUf 6lk a the rock pile re-
4 ssnti7 !. but . recaptured some
lthres hon iatsr. His three
1hours ofall1sty will cause him
U spsna IN years more in pris--
Ion. .,.,
,Joplin iI01 has q "Commiss-
lion Form cf Government" and
Ihas rivSne& up astonishingly,
! IrhoraiIy ph3sically and other
wise. Then have worked out
. the gangs and put ina merit
.. system iR municipal service.
|. DsEoto Il studying upon the
lsubieot, and d said to be edging
'itDwsfd Itkak direction In SYM
.lpethy.
II Thtae ~ 1idates Of this SEQ
81 ats have announced
candid Asy for Judge OF the
HprinR ~ Court ,of Appeals,
iThoy N. A. Mozlsy, oI
iBlsomnS Sd y. c. Sheppard and
J II. w. ~ mas, Of Poplar Bluff
Z ulThe nrst med is q Republican
Il and the last two are Democrats
Mississippi ond Pemiscos coun'
: ties are yet to be heard from.-
: Maiden Merit.
ri A West Plains hardware stor'
% has found q novel way to com
|. bat the mail order houses. The,
q have stacked up in their stor
j. something like 5000 mail orde
:. catalogues from different con
10 Germs. The store put on . boos
tolter contest and offered prizes t
vi girls who got the most votes, an
x offered votes for catalogues OF .
mail order honses, and as q re
sult they have just about cleane
= the county Of catalogues.
10 Up. Moore, who owns q lare
,dlfarm north Of Brookfsld in II
Ii |tsrritory where all song and in
- scot eating birds are protecte
nlby reason OF an organization
alths farmers Tor their protection
in says there are more than 6t
/. prairie chickens on bis farr
a. They have built many nests
rst| the meadow fields. One OF M
he Moore's brown leghorn hel
an strayed away and nestsd in u
nal field with the prairie chicken
on She recently returned to q
by house with fiys hal. breed chicl
a. ems, being 4 cross between =
|2b prairie chicken and the lsghor
This is . problem Tor the orn1
biologists ID aolvs.-st. Joe Q
81 server.
Ianl Naturally there Ia 9 differen
he Iof opinion In al matters of pu
ths|lio concern. A proposition
erel being agitatsd to sell Malde'
.ndl electric light and waterwoI
ul- system to Z private corporate
inIOf course. The proposition =
sIhays to be submitted to the Y
tartI ere, and IL requires major
hsy| vote to obtain authority to nss
s|ths sale. Inasmuoh as the pl
thel position has not. as vet, mater
r|izsd the Merit will refrain Tor
al time beine l]isoassing the gu
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-09-17

Continued on page ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-04
BIG PRIZE LIST
OFFERED FOR
POULTRY SHOW

The premium list for the coming
exhibition of the Seattle Poultry
and Pet stock Association. Inc, to
be held Dec. 10 TO is. shows l15
special sweepstake brlzes aud
premiums. II is claimed to be the
most varied list ever presented by
any poultry association in the
Northwest.
The placing OF the awards has
been so arranged that exhibitors
east and west of the mountains will
compete on as even basis rs pos.
sible. without conflicting for the
specials
Competitors east of the noun.
tains have a 50-piece Oriental din
ner set. and golden oak rocker to
win.
Exhibitors outside OF the state
are offered a gold.filled watch as a
special prize. There is So spe.
clal offered to the exhibitor com.
ing the longest distance. and To-
piece tea set as IA special for Sno-
homish county breeders.