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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-02-05

Daniel B. COMBS, manager OF the
Duryea stock farm, attempted suicide
at his home at Hickory Valley, Tenn.
the ball entering the back and going
through his head. Mr.. Combs was a
former resident of Lexington, KY, and
has for the past three years managed
the interests of H. B. Duryea, multi
millionaire of New York, in this coun-
ty, and is known over the United
States as good stock man, having an
nually made the fair circuit and all
stock shows with Duryea's Pride
Short Horns" His father is prom
inent Republican in Kentucky and q
former candidate for governor Of that
state. Mr.. Combs left no note or ex-
PLANTATION why he committed this rash
act.
Warden A. j. Rimmer of the state
penitentiary, after being acquitted OF
the charge of gross immortality by a
vote Of 2 to / by the prison commits
sioners, announced, at the unanimous
request of the commissioners, that he
would resign, effective February l.
The investigation of charges against
Warden Rimmer and A. H. Hines, a
machinist at the prison, was concluded
several days ago. Thomas B. johnson,
chairman of the board, voted to con-
Wet both Rimmer and Hines. Com
missioners May and Essary voted to
exonerate both men. Defeated In his
effort to secure conviction Of Rim
mer, Mr.. Johnson demanded his resig-
nation. Two guards, Harry Davis and
Jess Reeves, have been removed on 0
charge of immoral conduct.
The large barn on the farm of ]. D..
Denny, near Whitthorne, six miles east
of Milan, was destroyed by fire with
its entire contents of 200 barrels OF
corn, 1900 bales of hay and other
feedstuffs, a large quantity of farming
implements.
Hon. Bate Bond was appointed at
torney-general pro tenn. Dy Judge mar
wood to serve at Brownsville until
Gov. Rye makes the appointment. Cir
cult court convened. There are NO
very important cases to come up at
this term.
District Agent H. S. Nichols of Jack
son, Tenn, who is in charge of the
farm demonstration work for West
Tennessee. went to Dresden with r..
e. Ellice, local agent for Weakley, for
the purpose of conducting campaign
in the county in the way Of neighbor-
hood meetings with the view of better
organizing the plans for this years
crop. It is the intention Of these meet
ings to encourage the growing of more
corn and beans, looking forward to
caring for a greater number Of hogs
next fan and winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
NEWLYWEDS ARE
VICTIM OF JOKE

There's fellow by the name OF
Oscar Morgan who's going 20 get
his when X. II. Jcffries. newiywcd
Ehrincr. goes homo TO Los An.
gclea.
Jerfrles didn't get the sort OF re
cep;ion nj the depot. when he ar
rived In Seattle. that Tho Star has
been advocating.
a burly cop was awaiting him.
Tho cop pinohed Jcffries- and his
bride.
Joffries raised up his voice and
complained bitterly. so that all the
multliudea might hear. He indl-
Gated In no uncertain tones that he
would not 20 whittier the copper
wished
Whercupon the officer summon
cd the wagon. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ncwlywed we're bundled into Il,
taken 90 headquarters and there
lectured severely by Capt. Stuart
on the evil consequences ot marry
Ing without letting the fellows" in
on II.
The captain lectured. the bride
groom sqnirmcd wrathlly. and the
bride blushed-uniil a delegation
OF Shriners arrived and explained
with difficulty that II was all a
ioke--that the arrest was made nj
the instigation OF this Oscar Nor.
gan person.
That's why Jeffries has sworn re.
vonge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12

CoNsTANTINoPLE. July IA
British battlehip OF the Lord NeL
son type IL believed TO have been
badly damaged by fire from the
Turkish forts near Gaba Tape. fol
lowing "A heavy bombardment OF the
Turkish works. an official statement
declared here today. Several shells
from the forts are declared 90 have
exploded on the deck OF the battle
ship.
Accompanied by four torpedo boat
destroycrs. the British warHhip ap.
pcRrcd at sunset Saturday. At least
200 shells were hurled At the Turk
ish forts but no damage was done.
The Turkish casualties as result
OF the bombardment were one killed
and two wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
WANTS. OHND.
CITED BY U. s.

CHICAGO. July i2.-"John u.
Rockefeller. ir. hired Mackenzie
King In open defiance Of the govern.
mcnt."
This is what Frank T.. wash,
chairman OF the federal commission.
told n mass meeting OF labor men
here today.
lie declared Rockefeller. IN rofns.
ing To answer certain questions Of
the commission about the Colorado
labor troubles. WIS guilty Of con.
tempt
Ito added that tho commission
has not power 10 punish contempt.
but urged that the first act OF Che
new congress should be 10 otto
Rockefeller 10 the bar and compel
him 10 answer.
Walsh. in commenting upon the
conviction Of John r. Lawson, the
Colorado miners leader. who must
serve life term FOR alleged muir.
der, said: "IAWaon was railroadcd
TO prison by "A corrupt court"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
ELKS PLANNING
BIC WELCOME

In line with Tho Stars booster
program IN the announcement from
headquarters Of tho Elke that clab-
crate plans are afoot for the enter
tainment Of thousands Of Elks. dele
yates 10 tho annual convention al
Los Angeles. who. u IL expected,
will pass thru Seattle late IN the
week. en- route home again.
A committee OF 100 Will welcome
them and sec that they are properly
entertained.
Secretary Otto Case % the Com.
merclal Club Monday asked The
Star 10 toll the shriners that all
who wish TO make the Commercial
Club their headquarters are invited
10 do 30. The club rooms are on
the top floor OF the Arcade Annex
at First and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
BOISE SEES BELL

BOISE, July 12.-Practically tn
entire population OF Boise and ~
surrounding country turned gu
this morning to see the Loelu
Bell. Thousands viewed the grsh
old relic during the one hour. iroa
Z to S o'clock. II was on exhioiuoa
here.
Gov. Moses Alexander. who ms'
the Liberty Bell special at the VA,
state line Sunday. was master
ceremonies. and the Second re-
ment. Idaho National Guard. ac'es
as guard OF honor.
Other stops in Idaho we're ina"
nj Caldwell and Weiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
NILE WILL SHOWER
GIFTS ON VISITORS

Whether they like II or not e.
cry representative, their families
bands and patrols. and every cths
visitor in the city. WIN be lsdse
with costly and beautiful gifts y
Nile Temple.
Smoking sets. desk sets, pisa
booklets and other gifts are to =
distributed among the Shrine1
and their ladies'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12

stehmer win lssvs Seattle every
Sunday ~ 300 a m for Port Town.
send direct
steamer Kulrhsn will call at Por,
Townsend, norsh bound. Saturdays
only, leaving Seattle at 10 y. m.
Points marked 80 are boat landings
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing.
and assume all risk and liability In
making such landing Steamers pas
.enger rate does not include boat land
Ing charges.
HassaEe liability Ia limited TO wear
ing apparel. not TO exceed fi00 for
whole ticket 100 pounds allowed free
> Steamers ana schedules subject 20
change without notice Freight re
csived daily for all points tsxceptinE
Tacoma named IN above schedule
Tickets must he purchased At ticket
office open from ESQ a. NJ. to ~ 90
midnight.
ruoET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket OFFICE. Colmsu Dock.
Phone. Main aaaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12

Htan ~ green peas lbs 1901 new
potatoes D he zoe. string beans. ? ihs
$50. Frs.n corn. sars ibr stalls is-2i.
-auertfaut zoe ~ new pack shrimps. z
cans ttc stalls .t.1s he fine sfanu.
lated sugar sec. Fishers Mend -four.
81 90 sack. he coffee 81 90 $50 batti-
catsup SOC stalls azsas leaf lard. igNa
10. link sausage. Zoe 10 hams and hss
con. iar no. stall a.. fresh ehufned ore.
Eon butter zoe IT, fresh ranch sEEs ?
DOS tse peanut butter ihs 1tc Stall
g. New York sharp sage cheese. lbs Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
Skinner PASTORS
HEARD BY DELEGATES

Shriners filled ST. Marks and
the First Presbyterian churches at
both morning and evening services
Sunday. and listened to special ser
mons by Bishop Frederick w.
Keator and Dr. VI. A Matthews.
Bishop Keator spoke on The
Masonry OF the Church" likening
the order to the church. DR.
Matthews sermon was Loves
Cab"
Yaarab Temple. Of Atlanta. Ga.
entered Dr. Matthews church be
fore the evening service. led by a
s2.piece band playing Onward
Christian Soldiers" Or. Matthews
was born near Atlanta.
Both ministers are staunch mem
bers OF the Masonic order. and
both are Shriners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
PUBLIC MARKETS


stain ats 80 lbs sugar, 81 oet large
cans milk. ttrl cHns corn or touat
tieH. $50 stall 200. very hest butter. 3
lbs ~ ooi Yakima honey. tbe a. htaii
gop. cottage cheese. roo 10 head cheese.
Zee d.. pepper cheese 40 rhs liail
$50. BOO can ripe olives. Zoe 10 Small
cans mills. secs large bottle afsps tuire
soc stalls tt.ia. pot raaHts. tia %. 4.
veal chops tr tb.i rnnd steaks. lha 10
Stall $40. Z cans carnatinn mills, Zoe, Q
pkas corn flakes lbrl lae phE rafewss,
zoe stalls 500 1it. new potatoes. 80 ihs
gso, new apples. ms lbe. English wal.
nuts, 100 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12

sugar stall 80 ~. closed today, owing
60 the death ~ 81 Melvin nm. win hes
managed tho stall fnr years stalls I'd 81.
tbGb s 800 pkKs dates. secs sbr hnite
Hrapeiuir~. Toe stall ~ $50 hpperrd
herring. 100. Doe can u1yai hakfHs pow-
der go stall 40. flour. 81 ss sack do.
iivered Htau 1903. 900 iar rahhsts Dor
iss. Ser tops zoe dor stall 1877 sAfuH
itr a. ssit pork. ITO H. stall ittt. dfy
pirhtd rnirhpns. ltr Do stalls IS.
local potatoes. lbs Joe large -sFa
sweet oranges 500 dor Hfsils - sweet
peaches 80 basket cherries Be- TO- stall
o. piums 200 basket Stall ts. fuii
cresn cheese ihs 7tel nsN isid esEs
baskets o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
gDu~yU

stalls itfs esns muh stei ne
white bean. 2toi 2to SLICED pineapple
ace. sacks salt itr! 7 o. bars inundty
soap. use Htau 40. ntnE cherries 100
.ih wairrmeians ave It's large pkEE
fancy raisins tocl rantAinuprs. 90 sarh
Stalls g. o. g. 7 fancy hams itri pork
roast 100 90 ife ~ ioin pork chops
lThc ib. Stall D salmon trout. zoe ssch
sole tb- etr. Chinook ssimon 100 o.
Ffsu tog yrrY beet fresh ehurnst batter
ih. stci guaranteed eggs. ste DOR
large cans mills. tr. small cans $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
VITAL STATISTICS


Anton Donenbsoh. 49, and Anna
Fieischcr. a. Seattle.
Fred n oakes. -. and Allison r. Dir
roll 81. seattle
John George Grosser. Monroe. and Edna
~ Mioch. Seattle.
Lee a. GuiilerAt. "a. sea,tls, and II
NirEinia Fox. ~, Peoria. m
Frank v. carlauist, Loavenworth. and
May Ethel Ackroyd
Oscar 10 eros, &c. Everett. and Eliza
beth Gaasland "a. Nottingham.
Clarence T.. n Brunei. a. and Mabel
Mullins IS. Seattle
Paul c. Bsisden and Lulu A. Prouty.
Seattle
Frank l. sullivan. Tacoma. and Mar
garet McCluskey. Seattle.
Eugcnio A. johnson. NAohes. and Mary
Esteiia sutton. El Paso. Ill
Aubrey Ralph Lyons. 81. and Helen
Y. scweil. 10. Seattle.
r. a. PetermAnn. Tacoma. and Ida A.
Hanna. Tacoma
Birth.
Mrs and Mr.. James g. Ford. Jr, iiia
pavennR ave. daughter
Mrs md Mt j. y. Shoemaker, 1907
33rd ave son.
Mrs ana Mr.. n s. Armour. asoG Mass.
achusctta st., daughter.
Mrs and Mr.. G. II. Nayior. sis soth
Mrs and Mr.. 7, J. crcgsn. s5oo 10Th
ave. ~ son.
Mrs and Mr., II. Limo. 1910 ssth ave
n. daughter
Mrs. and Mr.. NJ n. Ford l7Os sith
ave. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr. Paul Moore. e72 Fiudiay
ct. son
Mrs. and Mr. Ewing y. Colvin. 1910
Fourth ave n. daughter
Mrs. and Mr. G. A. Delaware 1915 18Th
ave. n ", daughter
Deaths
Sarah ~ Stanton IS, 1891 Market st
July s.
Divorces Asked
NaneHsR Smith vs. Kenneth Smith, non
support
ChRs g. Maynard vs. Ella Louise May
nard, desertlon.
Roht l.. Hascan vs. Florence j. Has
call incompatlbility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
SENTENCE KRASNER

PORTLAND. July 12-Eighteen
months at Mcneil island was the
sentence given Sam krasner. for
merly a power IN the red-light dis
trict OF Portland. in the federal
court today, following conviction
on the charge OF white slavery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12

Mrs. S. +. Strickland OF Portland.
Ore, came TO Seattle to visit her
brother. John Williams Clemmons.
whom she hasn't seen for 40 years.
She can't find him. and has asked
the police TO aid her. She is at the
Diller hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
SEATTLE STORES
join IN WELcoE

Seattle stores have been lesden
In the movement to welcome ns
Shriners. Many OF them hare a.
voted considerable space In dr.
advertisements to handsome df1r
ings. etc. TO make the 6hncen
feel at home.
A case In point Is the al Of tfs
MacDougall- Southwick store vhka
appears on page in today's Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
PLAN ALASKAN TRIP

BREMERTON. July IA cruise
along the Alaskan coast will be
made by the torpedo boat destroyer
flotilla. accompanied by tho flag
ship Stewart. Paul Jones. Perry.
Preble and Truxton. after they have
taken on coal here. They are due
TO arrive from San Francisco next
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
ACREAGE

81 ACREAGE
700 AHE t.ohtNu VAfIAnf.n TfME
WITTY DELAY LpNQNnf
You cannot Nnd
uETrEu IANp PROPORTION
Thau afw nffrftnE az
TttNEE LAKES
Fnohumish CnuufY wash
uuf NOW
while Yau ran select from
TIN uEHf
large sfrai veil located good ~
utius stages daily tfalns excellent
roads schools. store. fhuffh a. y - A..
phone, neiFhhars Prices and terms
TIE LOWEST
ron DIAL Win Ta piHFrr
Write or 49, . " MEtkLEJouN Hsf
Land Dept Three Lakes f.br Co.
t1si D.. e. smith nifs Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
DIES OF HIS HURTS

Edward Henry. 3i3 Burke ave.
who Sustained fractured skull
Saturday afternoon, when the seat
Of his wagon was dlslodged and he
was pitched To the ground Mt 1ith
ave s. and Judkins ST., died Sunday
night In the city hospital. lie
leaves n widow and three children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
2l statesmen WANTED

MANUFACTURERS A0ENT--A man %
aide experiences and ABILITY. able 20
finance himself and market sicctrieal
devices. exclusive tsrritorT contrast
A biz connection for biE man Also
IufsIy no Investment olive references
IN first letter. The biEeiow company
sfet "a Lake at Chicago. III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12

IDEAL COUNTRY HoIr "a ssfss b
fsatftrs frsE' suhuFh. or north shnfs
- Lake WashinEfon. tgsi tho place
faF family ~ Stealth snt fsfinsn,snt.
rarahtss fnf children LARGE ihwHs
trees shady brook fruits fiswers tsEs-
table gardens artistic 9.reHfn haur..
eisrtfir uShts wster phone. god
school ~ 10 on paved boulevard
Prizes - zee fsFru- Phone nuuer,
Main isfs o. aafrrss -. Hfsr
YoH aAtsE 80 arrss. al On garden,
fruit trees and h~rrt~. houss, harm.
chicken houss ara Ysrf rtF IS
chicken. cnu. Al fur ttoa cash.
ttfH tsrfn. Taks iaisTuftsn g. A.
ssHs. ssk - = q Zoe Nrs Ala hirh-
srds srn~f
10 ACRES. WITH STREAM
S~0rir level utth rrna scii. part i-rsi
iansl near sapmiui IN a veil s.stisa
district. convenient - H~afsi.
Price ftTt. on EAsr Terms
l.. J. MARSH & CO. 1909 "a AVE.
70 tcnrH ri0se 20 rauisho. fsr it.tee
uardsn soil oscar nru-n. nsuser.
wash
~>~~s~@~~~-~>>~-~~~~
- REAL ESTATE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
FORM new LAW FIRM

u. n. Trefethen, Loren Grinstead
and w. r. Laube. well-known Seat.
tie attorneys. and presidents, In
succession. OF the Young Mems Re
publican club. have formed a part
norship for the practice OF law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12

q, ksSAsft TENTS AwStSus
- mi ENsfythtnH IN csnNs.
KAN J. webb Kitchsn CO
xT-'TTN ~ tli University
WnLI. EBrAnt tsttEn general mefrhnn.
diss business reF sale iu heart ~
Rkarlt county. richest country. VIII
bear strictrst trvestiratipn $1,000
starkt g. soc business yer month
atoaa cash. balance security Good
reasons Tor settling See owner. q q.
Martin. Avon. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
LITTLE FARM yrny CHEAP

Mus' sell. ard Will take 'stt snf
make terms - $50 cash and iia
fuehihiv ~ tract - fius sore
aEe 81 Kirkland in closely I'm
proved aeffiHn. close tn ths fsffr
dock srha1i anf stores mics.
mean business rrms Hr~s %
Eifhisrf sra iugglf. 90 the
Kirkland Hotel fer AZ ursas-
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
10 MALE HELP WANTED

10 MALE HELP WAN Ell
wA>rED-Mr~ 70 bay Goop sEcoNp.
HAND SUITS. coats. pants hats an"
shoes. Al prices 90 meet roar Foohqt-
100 watches Ieseiry. tools. suns
tr,suk.. sultsassa al i9e est prices tne
gaFsalu store. ga Occidental. corner
Nafn We also bur and erchAnEs any
thing o. value Nala tsal. ----------
OEIGTSAL MOLER BARBER SCHOOL
IA Occidental Ass.
Men and women We teach ihs barber
trade Thoroughly wages while ls@fn'
tnx assist tn securing positions. over
~ wears In seattis.
K1VASAuGH 81 20 hats ieos Isl az.
lOLER HARBER COLLEGE. 100 Malta
At waut. yeu 70 learn barber trade.
ware. While learning. - Jsaf, In bust
ness. 10 colleges. assis, yoa securing
position. aoI-r Original system OF
Colleges
ny DoTSG HTsISEss upstairs. TrAeis
sell. meme tat suits for US. rraeiss
Upstairs Suit shop. sess third.
HAHTED-Middis- man Tor night
man In garage. Address tbs. star
WANT painfsr partner, established
business Address T-ts star
~~~~~~-~<~~.~<N~sc~ N~r@N~~sr~r~1~~~@~r~~~N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12

]. W. Goodwin. commission mer-
chant. Is TO have the support OF
Hugh Wallace for the Job OF collect
or OF customs. 1t is persistenuy ru-
morcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
MORTGAGE LOANS

Ter, i9yss,I9sol C. go lsJ gSsssns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-12
u LOST AND FOUND

f.OsT--HY wafsinE Eiri. porseihooh c'n
tafninx thr-a rings anf 70" 'smp
"a WsstiAks o. 81 market hrse..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-05
STEVENS POINT MERCHANTS
TO MAKE BOOSTER TRIP.

The merchants of Stevens Point
have decided TO make booster trip
thru Portage County. during which
every town and village In the county
will be visited In friendly way and
the acquaintance of the people made
so far as possible. 1t is the intention
to take two days on the trip, starting
out one morning and getting home
the following evening August II
and g are the days that have been
set for the trip.
This seems like good idea, and Is
one that might be followed out ia
other cities to advantage. If it pays
the Milwaukee merchants and man,
ufacturers TO make q trip about the
state every year and put In a week st
it, it should be better proposition
for local business men to call on the
people OCCASIONALLY whom they have
dealings with, 1t Is a good way to
get acquainted, and II properly con-
Quoted would be a certain amount OK
recreation and pleasure for those par
ticipating nj 1t.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-05
WISCONSIN ON PARADE
'+To Citizens OF Wisconsin:


''Ths Wisconsin State Fair, 10 be
held in Milwaukee SEPTEMBER 18th
TO- 18th, 1915, inclusive, is in reality
Wisconsin exposition, show horse,
cattle, swine, sheep and poultry
classifications being closed to all but
Wisconsin exhibits, owing to recent
prevalence Of the foot and mouth
disease.
Wisconsin truly will be on parade
at this years State Fair, and l antici-
pate the greatest showing in the his
tory Of the Badger State In the de-
partments referred to.
81 ask the breeders and exhibitors
OF this great state to make special
efforts to realize my prediction. Let
as make the 1915 State; Fair the
marvel Of this years state exposi-
tons.
In order that the State Fair may
be made what It ought to be, and
maintained as such. bespeak for the
1915 State Fair the patronage of
every good citizen OF Wisconsin.
EMANUEL L. Philip,
Governor of Wisconsin. F"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-05
By oliver z. Remey, Secretary.


Madison, Aug. 1.-This year, for
the arst time since Wisconsin took
rank with other leading states In the
matter of an annual state exposition,
Wisconsin will present truly Wis
so44sin fair.
Because Of prevalence during early
months of the year OF the foot and
mouth disease, horse, cattle, swine,
sheep and poultry classifications were
closed to all except Wisconsin exhibit
tors. Not all OF these classifications
come under the dreaded disease, but
as was thought best to make sweep
ing order and ascertain just how the
Wisconsin idea works out.
State Fair officials have received
svsry assurance from exhibitors con-
eerned that unusual efforts for O
strong exposition OF Wisconsin re-
sources will be made.
Therefore, with the best attractions
svsr presented ct the Wisconsin State
Fair, with the best music and great
est number Of bands ever gathered
on the fair grounds, and with talE
proper strongly augmented In all I'M
portant departments. patrons OF the
fair this year will be more tnah
pleased.
Every Department 10 improved.
Every department of the fair will
he improved so that 1t will be OF great
interest to the average patron. For
Instance. in the cattle. horse. swine
and sheep departments, poorly pred
stock will be shown alongside the
beat bred stock, so thai the fair wish
kor will see by contrast what words
cannot convey. In the Dairy Depart
meat exhibits will be made attractive
by use of statuary effects, legends
and novel features, and an orchestra
will entertain visitors. Exhibits VIII
be 20 arranged and shown that all
who wander through the Dairy Build
Ing cannot help but get a clear idea
Of Wisconstn's Importance as a dairy
state.
Every division of the Dairy Depart
ment will have some attractive, I'M
usual feature AS an example or
what is meant by this statement, 1t
can be said that every visitor to the
Dairy Building will be given taste
Of good cheese, and will be told the
value of cheese as q food product,
and how it should be eaten.
The Department Of Horticulture
will be given more space this year.
The Fine Arts Department having
bsen discontinued, the space occupied
By this department last year will be
added to that given over to horticul-
ture and Horticulture in 1914.
There will be between forty and