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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-08
HARVEY HAPPENINGS.

Most all areup with their work now
and the crops are in fine shape, but
a good rain Is needed.
Several crowds have spent the past
week on the river Hunting and fish.
ing. Evryone seems to have had
good luck in killing squirrels.
Mr.. Jim Kincannon underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Bry'
an Hospital. The operation was sue
cessful and he is doing fine.
Mr.. Ben Deason was buried At
Bethel Cemetery Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Deason was brother OF Mrs. Jn)
Pate. We extend to the bereaved
ones our sympathy.
Miss Pinkle Ferguson IS at home
from her school at Beeyille. Texas.
Mr.. Hugh Goen left Monday ioI
Port Arthur.
Mr.. Chester Jones has returned "a
his home from Houston.
Mrs. Blum Williamson and son Of
Beeville are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J
+. Ferguson.
Rev. c. c. Wheeler filled his up
pointment at Bright Light Church
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ruby Gotham spent last wees
with Miss Faye Buchanan. Miss
Gotham will leave for wharton Tues
day night to which place her parents
have moved.
Miss Faye Buchanan Il spending
this week In Bryan vita Mrs. jim
Edge and attending A. a VI. Common
cement.
Miss Essie Jones spent last weel
In Bryan with her sister Mrs. VILE!
Hlggs.
ID. S. Buchanan returned hom'
Wednesday. lie attended school a
A. q NJ. College this session.
Several have attended the common
cement exercises at 4. & NJ. Colleg
the past few days.
June :. 1915. Correspondent
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-08
TEXAS RANGER
SHOT TO DEATH
Attempted to Arrest Three Mexican,
and Pitched Battle Followed.

Marathon. June Stranger Lee
Burdette was shot and killed near
Fabens. Texas. last night in a pistol
battle with three Mexicans. He
wounded two of them probably IA.
tally. A posse is today pursuing the
third Mexican. Burdette was from
Austin. lie was trying to arrest the
Mexicans.
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FOR RENT
MuovlLLs DEFEATED sMErANA.

A baseball game between Mudville
and Smetana was played at Smetana
Sunday afternoon and resulted in a
victory for Mudville by a score OF ID
TO 10. This was the first game Of the
season for either team and the boys
were not In very good shape. which
probably accounts for the somewhat
large score.
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srENooRApAY. BOOKKEEPING.
roUcH.rVPEwRIrlNo AND
olcrAPHoNE OPERATING.

A few more students are wanted
who desire to take up one or more OF
the above subjects. Only the very
best OF systems and materials are
used. Prepare yourself for a good
paying position. Only a few months
required. Most liberal terms and
your money back II YOU are not salts.
fled. Day and night classes. For
particulars address Box 597. city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-08

Fort Worth. Texas, June S.-The Tar
rant County Summer Normal School
was to open here today to be in SEES.
sion through June 30. NJ. II. Moore.
assistant city school superintendent.
will be In charge OF the school. The
faculty was announced as being com.
posed of Professor Moore. o. A. Tarl'
ton. 4. II. Bentley. ]. A. Kooken, Miss
Cora Patterson. J. +. Sigler and John
W. Kinsey.
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Hillsboro. Texas. June S.-Prepara.
tons were complete here today for
one OF the largest gatherings of Texas
constables ever held in the State. the
State Convention OF Constables being
due to open here today for three-day
session. County attorneys. sherlffs
and justices of the peace are eligible
to membership In the association. and
many of them usually attend the con.
ventions.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-08

Galveston. Texas. June s.-Elaborate
plans have been made here for the
ninth annual convention to open here
today of the jewelers. OF Texas. Presi
dent Coombs of New York. OF the Ma
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HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

]. S. Williams. Paris.
Z. II. Pettus. Chicago.
Gus J. Myers. Houston.
Abe Edel. Houston.
Dave Edel. Houston.
S. ID. West. st. Louis.
T. NJ. Bates. st. Louis.
W. Z. Griffls. Waco.
r. A. Wagner. Houston.
J. c. Wallace. Dallas.
J. Z. sullivan. Houston.
A. G. Kristek. Flatonia.
l.. W. Moore. Palestine.
+. w. Norris. Houston.
A. ID. Mccormick. Houston.
Mrs. l.. s. Moore. DeKalb.
Miss Moore. Dekalb.
Ms. J. NJ. Woodson. Temple.
Miss Mary Burbank, Temple.
W. II. Cherry, Sr.. Giddings.
Thos, c. Born. Corpus Christi.
c. l.. Bernay. Houston.
+. +. Wotipka. Flatonia.
A. Bunnuman Flatonia.
A. l.. Kristek. Flatonia.
G. Kristek. Flatonia
b. d. Marburger, Kingsyille.
A. Stern. Houston.
Felix Miller. Houston.
W. c. Brashear. Houston.
ID. J. Barnes, Houston.
J. d. Huber. Dallas.
II. l.. Hall. Mexia.
w. II. Hockney. Dallas,
G. l.. Ewelson. Dallas.
s. NJ. Kirkpatrick. Waco.
J. d. Sheppard. Colorado.
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SANTA f VOTES To
RETAIN SALOONS

Santa Fe, n. NJ. June s.-This city
yesterday voted to retain saloons by
majority OF i57. In the campaign
the vets promised a strict saloon reg.
ulation.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-08

Austin. Texas. June Sit was said
here today by persons claiming to be
well informed that Governor Ferguson
would not submit the recently defeated
Gibson insurance bill at a special ses.
sion OF the Legislature. which II Is
said will be called in January next
While It had been declared Governor
Ferguson would resubmit the bill. II
now is asserted he intends to make
the proposition an issue In tho mex,
State campaign.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-08
AS THE
NEWS BREAKS


Austin Texas. June S.-Approxi
mately 800 students OF the University
OF Texas received diplomas here today,
the class being one of the largest ever
graduated here. The degrees include
10 bachelors of art, 25 masters OF art
e5 bachelors of law. four masters Of
law. one doctor OF philosophy and IS
engineering degrees. This is the first
time the University has conferred upon
student the degree OF doctor OF
philosophy.
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PLEAS or GUILTY PLENTIFUL.

SIX pleas OF guilty were registered
In the Justice Court OF this Precinct
today. Frank Finley and Louis Bail.
eolored plead guilty to Aftray and
were fined si.Oo and costs.
Luke Parks. Louis Eaglan. Lemon
Hall. and Hoppe Ward. colored. plead
guilty to gambling and were fined
$1,000 each and costs.
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The more we deny ourselves the
more the gods supply our wants -
Horace.
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tional Retail Jewellers Association. is
on the program for an address The
sessions end tomorrow.
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Big lot OF table knives and Forks.

Big lot OF table Knives and Forks.
per set OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ASc
2l.quart Granite Dish Pan at. .... i5C
l5c Stove Pans size 1xii. at. Q,
Big lot OF granite Cook Pots. with
cover al ..............3 5c and 25s
Two big Tin Cups for......... 81
10 Mouse Traps for only 10.
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MllliNE RY.
ladies' Parasols. steel rod, black

Ladies' Parasols. steel rod. black
at ..................,.......&a e
Big line OF long. handle. asst, col.
ored Parasols at. "Reminiscences 5e
$2.00 White Bed Spreads. cut cor.
ners and fringed at.............s ils
$i.00 Boys gray wool Pants. sun.
mer weight. at ... =, .... see
Big line Boys Wash Pants at. ... Csc
Big line OF Children's and Boys
Straw Hats at ..... 25e. i5e. Zoe
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Schedule for Today

Schedule for To-day
Baltimore at Newark.
Brooklyn at Buffalo.
Kansas City at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Schedule for Tomorrow
Chicago at st. Louis.
Baltimore at Newark.
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Goods Home Run Wins for Cubs

Chicago, April 17.-Good's home run,
following MeLsrry's single in the
fourth inning, gave Chicago a 4to-2
victory over st. Louis yesterday.
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c. v. NEWS
wife WILL GET NE now"
WORRIED this HUSBAND
George Simpson Now Is More Concern
cd About wife's Suit for Mainte.
nance Than He Is About Penitsn.
tiary offense

Waynesboro, April 1T.-When George
Simpson, who was arrested here and
later lodged in Jail at Chambersbarg
was advised that he is wanted by the
Adams county authorities on horse.
stealing charge, he let it be known that
he is not so much concerned about
that criminal charge as he is about the
one in which his wife is the prosecuting
witness.
Simpson repeatedly remarked snow
my wife win get me-" Last fall his
wife appeared against him in the York
county courts in maintenance suit and
on his promise to make regular weekly
payments he was released on his own
bond. Now il is charged he ''skipped" I"
out and attempted to elude the Court 3
non.support order.
Sheriff Thompson, of Adams county,
is patiently awaiting release of Simp.
son from the Franklin county prison so
that he can take the defendant to Get
tysburg to answer to the horse.stealing
charge on which Simpson and one
Claude Croft have been Jointly indicted.
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Will NOT HAVE CLASS DAY
Town of MELVILLE Is Without Hall That
Is Sufficiently Large to Hold
the Exercises

Newville, April 1T.-Beeause of the
fact that there is not room sufficient
lv large enough the annual class day
exercises of the Newville High school
will have to be omitted this year, ac-
eording to the school authorities. This
is most unfortunate for the graduates
for class day exercises are always
among the most important and enjoy
able features of graduation.
The commencement proper will be
held Thursday, May Is. There are
twelve graduates, Miriam Elder. Lu-
eretia OFT, Eleanor Sharpe, Sarah Dyler,
Lucy Sollenherger, Caroline Clouse,
Charlotte Dougherty, Mark Derrick,
Oliver Tritt, Donald Piper. Stewart
Eckels and Ray Duncan. The sermon
to the graduates will be preached on
Sunday evening, May ., in Zion Lu-
theran church by the new pastor, the
Rev. c. c. Raseussan.
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BARNUM 4 BAILEY
Greatest Show OH Earth to Visit This
City on Thursday, May O

Final arrangements have Just been
completed for the visit to Harrisburg
of the Barnum \ Bailey Greatest Show
on earth. The date is Thursday, Nav
8. Two performances will be given.
They will be the same in every partic.
ular as those presented in Madison
Square Garden, New York City, where
this circus opened its season last April.
Added glory attaches to this show
because of it's new equipment, which
cost the management $3,500,000. Its
new parade is described rs a marvel of
pageantry. Its enlarged menagerie is
the center of interest, and the company
of 4S0 world-fsmous artists presenting
the program have brought 100 sur
prises from Europe. This circus is over
fifty years old. 1t was founded by
p. t. Barnum, the father of modern
advertising and big circus ideas Bar
hume was born 100 years ago. He was
century ahead of his time. Were he
alive to-day he would still be looked
up to as the greatest amusement man
ager in the world 1t was his brilliant
mind that made the modern circus pos
sible. He found the circus a disorgan-
lied institution, operated without sys.
TEN, intelligence and not great deal
of integrity. He lifted it up into the
fine arts. He established it on the
sans systematic standards that make
railroads success. When he died his
only successors were James A. Bailey
and his immediate staff of associates,
then young men, who were able to
perpetuate his wonderful policy because
of long schooling under him.
Bailey has been described as the
greatest Snowman of his day. He grew
to be another Barnum. Under his man
agement the world greatest circus be-
came even greater. No other circus in
the world ever dared to attempt the
gigantic projects that this genius car
ried through to success. He took the
great show to Europe and Asia. He
visited every city of prominence in the
old world. Like a rolling ball of snow,
it gathered and grew. On its return
to America it was world s fair of ten
thousand wonders. To-day it has
reached point of size that taxes the
railroads to their utmost. 1t covers
fourteen acres of ground.
The organization of this year num-
bers 1880 people, 700 horses, 40 ele-
plants and 1900 wild and semi-do-
nestle animals 1t travels on train
exactly 6,123 feet in length. This is
over one mile. The train has to be
handled in five sections. The circus
performance is introduced by the new
and costly spectacular pageant entitled,
"Lalla Rookh. The 110 acts that
follow begin new era in circus ideas.
All is novelty. 1t would take columns
to enumerate the many wonders that
are set forth in this year s excellent
circus program, but it is sufficient to
say that it is a circus of all nations
and that 4S0 arenic stars from all cor,
ners of the globe take part. Adv.
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The Palmyra team is without games
for the coming season. David Early,
Palmyra, is manager.
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Colyin's Last Day at Colonial

The Colonial theatre will, to-day,
wind up one of the Biggest weeks in
the history of the Busy Corner play
house. Attracted by the exceptionally
good bills that Wilmer & Vincent have
put into the Colonial since the closing
of the Orpheum, thousands of new pa
irons have been won over for the Colon
ial. The good bill that has been pre-
sented daring the past two days, in
cluding Colvin, the sensational hyp-
notist, will come to close tonight. On
Monday another very strong bill will
be presented, headed by Catherine Ghal-
ner and company in comedy playlet
entitled "Kate's Press Agent This
act and Al and Fanny Stedman, who
will also come to the Colonial on Mon
day, We're originally booked for the
Orpheum.-Adv.*
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The Regent

"valley of the Missing" to-day s
attraction at the Regent Theatre, is
a thrilling story by Grace Miller White.
In the opening of the production a
pretty little baby is thrown from a
barge and lands on nearby yacht on
the Hudson river. The children of a
candidate for Governor are kidnapped
and the search for them furnishes in
teresting material for the picture. The
children are adopted by an old river
man and are brought up much outside
of their natural environments but the
instinct still remains in them and they
eventually, after many years, find their
way back to their former home. Mon
day and Tuesday Manager Magaro will
show cinderella with Mary Pick
ford in the title role.-Adv.
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Little Mary Mack -

"Little Mary Mack. new musical
comedy of American life, will make its
first appearance in this city this after
noon and evening at the Majestic the
atre. The entire action of the piece
centers about Americans and there is a
noticeable lack of all things that SAVIOR
of foreign lands. An American musical
comedy for American people. ''Little
Mary Mack" is splendid combina-
ton of charming romance and rare hu-
NOR dealing with the adventures of a
slip of a girl whose curiosity, her chief
trait, foils the plan of a millionaire to
marry off his daughter to a French
prinee.-,Adv.*
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Lloyd for District Attorney

CaFlisIe, April 1T.-With politics
brisking up, there is mention of George
Z. Lloyd, of Mechanicsburg, as Demo
cratic candidate for district attorney.
Mr.. Lloyd has been active in party poll.
ties during his twelve years at the bar.
His father, William Penn Lloyd, was
we'll known in county affairs. The son
is a graduate of Dickinson College and
law. connected with q number of banks
and is secretary of the Allen and East
Pennsboro Insurance Company.
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series. Episode No. 1 features Crane
Wilbur and Mary Charleson, both fa-
nous motion picture actor and actress
of the present time. "The Second Com.
mandment, a three-reel Kalem drama
with Tom Moore in the leading role
and 1.-THE Gentleman Burglar, two
act Selig drama completes the pro.
gram. Coming Monday, II three-act Es-
sanay drama. ''The Lady of the
Shows, - featuring Richard Travers and
Edna Mayo.-Adv.
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Artistic Printing at Star Independent.
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Y. NJ. c. A. PRAISE SERVICE
VIII Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon at
Second and Locust Streets

There will be an interesting praise,
prayer and testimony service held un-
der the auspices of the Young Men s
Christian Association, Second and Lo-
Gust streets, tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock. W. Fl. Kautz, the asso-
citation chorister, will have charge If
the music. Familiar hymns will oe
sung, the kind that the men know and
enjoy. Ample opportunity will be Civ
en- for all present to take part in one
way or another. Another interesting
feature will be a brief Bible talk.
Strangers in the city are cordially in
vited to be present, commercial travel
ers in particular. A social service al
ways precedes the gospel meeting in
the association lobby. All men are in
vited.
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Want Camp Letterman'' Preserved

Gettysburg, Pa, April 17.-Public
sentiment is at high pitch here over
the proposed destruction of the woods
on the wartime general hospital,
Camp Letterman," along the York
turn9ike, mile east of town. Urged
by citizens Congressman Beales has tel
egraphed to Secretary of War Garrison
asking that steps be taken immediately
to have the government acquire the
tract
The "hospital woods although a
landmark on the battlefield, was never
purchased by the government and add
ed to the National Park. The tract con-
tains eleven acres and is one of the
favorite spots for tourists. The present
owner. H. A. Myers, began to remove
the timber, more than a century old,
this week.
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Cancinnati. 4: Pittsbmgh. ?

Cincinnati, o., April 17.-The Pi.
rates used three pitchers yesterday in
an effort to stop the Reds, but were un.
streak, the locals winning, TO >. Pitts
burgh secured only three hits off DOu-
glass, who was given splendid support.
R. H. +.
Pittsburgh .o001 o0100-e 3 L
Cincinnati ..00S00 0l00x-4 o.
Vance, Councilman. Ksntlehner and
Gibson, Stanage; Douglass. Dale and
Clark.
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ADJUSTMENTS
MAJESTIC
COLONIAL

Every afternoon and evening, vaude
villc aud pictures.
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Clabby-Gibbons Fight

New York, April IA finish fight
between Jimmy Clabby, the Ham
mond, Ind, demon and Mike Gibbons,
the st. Paul, ''wraith,p is the match
making endeavor yesterday of Jack
Curley, promoter of the Johnson-Wil-
lard isticuffs. Curley would like to
stage the fight at Havana, believing
the Cubans are now real fight fans.
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LEMoYNE ELECTS
Keener A. c., Of Harrisburg to Open
Season on May 1

The Lemoyne team was started on
its way last evening when the members
met and elected officers, decided to
open the season May l with the Keen
er A. c., of Harrisburg, and selected
next Friday as booster day for the
team. The following officers were
elected:
]. Boyd Trostle, president; Coyd
Crowl, vice president; Harry thinner
man, treasurer; Professor W. c. Bow
man, secretary: A. c. Fekes, manager,
and Paul D. Fettrow, official scorer and
press agent.
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Carlisle to Have Jitney Line

Carlisle, April 17.-C. S. Smith. of
Harrisburg, was in town yesterday com.
pleting arrangements to run a iitney
automobile line between Carlisle and
Mount Holly Springs. The service, ac-
cording to present plans, will begin
Monday. He contemplates making many
trips between the two towns during the
day The ear to be used will aceommo.
date seven persons. A charge of ten
cents each way will be made.
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Washington. 3: New York. .

Lapp; Ruth, IomStoek, Mays and ca
rigan, Thomas.
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Buckneu Wins In Tenth

Lewisburg, April lin ten
inning game here yesterday afternoon
Bueknell defeated Dickinson, TO Z,
thus making their record continuous
string of victories for the season.
R. II. E..
Bucknell 1900 $4,000 1-S134
Dickinson . 0002 zoos o. S5
Leiberer and Murray; Mower and
Goldstein.
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Dickinson Loses Tennis Matches

College Park, Nd, April H.
Maryland Agriculture College decisive
" defeated Dickinson College in ten
mis- here yesterday, winning total of
four out of five matches. Dickinson
lost three out of the four singles and
both doubles. Woodward, of Dickinson,
won from Ford, of NJ. A. c., by GA,
rs.
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COAL BULGE SAVES HIM
First It Buries Miner Under 1000
Tons, Then Lifts Him on Cone

Shamokin, Pa, April 17.-william
Snyder was far up S00-foot breast at
Bear Valley colliery yesterday, mining
pillars of coal, when they broke. More
than 1000 tons "ran away" and Sny-
der was in the midst, and was covered
by coal as he was swept downward.
Then the fuel, covering him, formed
itself in cone shape, forcing the miner
to the top, and he was found alive and
not fatally injured.
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Matron and Assistant Quit

Chambersburg, April 1.-THE resig-
nations of Miss Hetty B. Shryock, ma
tron of the Children s Home, and Miss
Martha Shryock, assistant matron, were
presented to the board of directors at
the meeting held Thursday evening. The
directors referred the matter to the
household committee for further action.
Miss Hetty Shryock has been connect
ed with the institution since 1887, first
as assistant matron and later as ma
tron
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LEAD OFF MEN
DREW AND KELLY ENTER
Champions From West In Big U. Of P.
Track Events

Los Angeles, CAL, April 17.-Fred
Kelly, worlds champion broad jumper,
expects to start Sunday with his team
mate, Howard Drew, to compete in the
Pennsylvania relay games at Philadel-
phia, despite the fact that Kelly was
spiked badly in the left foot in prac-
tiee several days ago.
Drew is the holder of several inter-
national short distance records.
Drew and Kelly will represent the
University of Southern California at
the Philadelphia meet.
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Wide Awake at Times

"Senator Flubdub looks stupid to
me. Doesn' It appear to know whether
he is going or coming"
"He is not so sleepy as he looks.
Ask him about his mileage, and you III
find he can tell you exactly what he
is entitled to, going or coming -
Kansas City Journal.
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Fair Promoters BANQUET

Carlisle, April 17.-Marked by a
spirit of hearty interest, cooperation
and good fellowship, the booster ban
quet of the Cumberland County Agricul-
tural Society, last evening at the New
Wellington hotel, was one of the most
successful of the kind ever held here.
In all about forty persons, directors,
stockholders and guests of the asso.
citation were present.
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Mcintyre and Heath, the popular
comedians and clever delineators of
negro types in John Cort s massive pro-
duetion of their most successful musical
comedy, "The Ham Tree" will be the
attraction at the Majestic Saturday aft
ernoon and evening, April 24.-Adv.'