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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27
EVERYBODY WILL
BOOST THE FAIR
ORGANIZATION WAS COMPLETED
LAST FRIDAY EVENING.
Dates Advanced one Day TO scptcm-
brr ssd. sith and 2sth. Prom Tho~e
Announced last Week By The sun
Arthur .. lee Retained By the
Hoard OF Directors OF Association.

Friday evening last meeting OF
thoa. having the Carbon Emery fair
in charge was held az the office of
Arthur J. Ice IN tho Wade building.
A. W. Huralcy was continued aH prcHl-
dent 81 the association and n. q. Ma
this was made the secretary. A. j,
Lee was urged To- take the secretary
ship. hut declined the position He'
however. offered to do anything or
LEND any help that he might give TO
the success 81 the proposition. A. a
Ireruit he IL retained by the association
/ 10 arrange Tor the catalogue. advcr-
ItifIng aud the general supervision OF
the work In getting things ready for
the meet
Al Friday evenings meeting II was
decided to make "A change In the dates
lar originally fixed ana announced la
Hast weeks Sun 90 Thursday. Friday
land saturday. September esd. 2ith
land gsth, inclusive. The other dates
were announced az Wednesday
Thursday aud Friday. September 22d
asa and Gath. q. A. Gillespie OF Greer
luiver aud James Peterson OF Castle
Dale represent Emery countX az ~
lrectors with A. Il. Marshall of Wei
llington as a Carbon county director
Robert ~. Stewart h placed on tn
board of directors for both counties.
Emery county has pledged two hun
dred and fifty dollars 60 the fair. Will
her citizenship "a a man viii do every
thing 20 make Il a success from ever
, stnndpOint. The county commission
, ers of Carbon county have donate
three hundred dollars and the cit
lcouncil OF Price hundred and fift'
, with the gate receipts, concession
and the like Il Is expected ssre WI
lbe sufficient funds for all purposes.
Arthur J. Lee II busy with lileratur
land advertising matter and viii With
/, IL few days have this out and ready "a
~ Idlrtributiou
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27
JUDGE 4. y. CHERRY TO
MAKE HOME ON THE COAST

Gunnison's Gazette Of August lsth
contains this reference 10 the father
of ]. W. cherry district attorney o,
The Seventh judicial district and wen
ma favorably known to many resi-
dents Of Eastern Utah The com
nnnIty regrets that Judge 4. ~ Cher
ry who has been familiar figure
Win us for several years past mas OF
Iatc been failing In health necessi.a-
,Ins his removal 10 California. Judge
cherry left yesterday accompanied by
one Of his sons Before taking ms
departure Judge cherry prs-en'e s',.. s '1.s
MIN school in which he has always
~ deem concern, with several
oh SI volumes from his library
I tmSse cherry h the father Of J. w
cherry of Mt Pleasant ana Ia aur ba:
made many warm friends an OF whom whom
n ,'lar the necessity Of his leaving
ran but hope the change may re-
tore health and strength.
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LOWEST pEATm RATE.

Dr. T. n. Realty. secretary OF 'hs
state board OF health. IL In receipt OF
a letter from Secretary John ~ lihi'
OF the Michigan state board OF health
.congratulating him for the state on
I,,ah's having the lowest death rate
Of any state In the eouhlry. w, y"
Michigan second. II IL lnlefes',hs |"
note In this connection that the uealu'
from consumption In titan are onls
one-flfth OF the average OF u' ,,.',
from this cause obtaining IN the '"'
ted Stalrn.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-27
PERJURY CHARGED
TO LAWSON JUROR
Sensational Development In the Colorado Coal
Mine Murder Case Trial At Trinidad
Boulder Hearings On.

the jury be given no food until ver-
diet was returned.
Then according Co the affidavit
Hall agreed TO return a verdict. which
he claimed he did not think was Just.
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BONDS
~ cERTIFICATEst

STOCK CERTIFICATES bo'> i.,1
and blank books Of any size or s ,.',,o
no order. Everything IN eol''"' Esti.
n,inting and office stationery; s"n
mates promptly furnished INC 'N"
Price. Utah.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS or
PRICE WATER COM
PANY STOCK.

The city Of Price. through
the undersigned committee,
viii purchase a number Oh
shares Of the stock OF the
price Water company stock
must be issued ttransferredl
to price Municipal Corpora
lion. Carbon County, ltah'
and delivered 10 l.. A. l.au-
her. recorder OF said city at
his office or place OF buSl,
ness. Price. two dollars ana
twenty-five 02.25D cents d
share, ,,,N,
CARLOS GuNDEisoN'
JANIS +. PACE,
MCCLURE WILSON
Attest
l.. A. LAUDER
city Recorder. ,,,.,
Dated, Price, utah' August
~. 1915.
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PAY NO MONEY TO THE
NEWS ADVOCATE


The Sun once more advises 4
Y subscribers to the now defunct 4
Eastern Utah Advocate 10 pay no 4
money on subscription account 4
Y prior 20 July IL. 1915. TO the 4
= News-Advocate or w c. Benfer. 4
y The chattel mortgage under 4
= which the Eastern Utah Advocate 4
: plant and fixtures was foreclosed 4
> Included 4
Mailing list and subscrip- 4
tion books OF the Eastern 4
Utah Advocate" .
The alleged sale Of the sub 4
= scription and mailing lists Of the 4
defunct Eastern Utah Advocate 4
= rs simply an attempt upon the
part Of w e. Renter and the
gang associated with him 10 get
' something for nothing.
' Pay no money 60 Bcnfcr or the
= Ncws-Ad,Ocatc on subscription
= account To- Eastern Utah Adyo. .
cate i The Suns advice.
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Sun DOES JoB PRINTING.

How Is your stock OF letter heads.
envelopes. bill heads and other office
suppllesg Let Ms figure with you on
blank books. certificates. booklets or
receipts. In fact anything In the
printing tine. The sun, Price. Utah.
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CALLED
BY REAPER DEATH
FATHER on MRS. W. y. OLSON on
PRICE ANSWERS SUMMONS

Sons and Daughters Present When the
End Came-Mrs. Eliza burgess
Young. Widow Of President Brig.
ham Young. Passes At Home Of Her
son In salt Lake City Last saturday.
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-12-17
MRS. G. C. CAMPBELL
NOW PRESIDENT
INGlESIOE SEMINARY

The Presbyterian I,oari "i Mission Tor
tresSlnien announce that the work III the
seminary will continue yithout interup-
ton. Ms. e.. g. Campbell ieing the
acting president. All the regular tessh-
rs will remain.
The main building ha- not heen injur-
-d except the breaking oi the window
,la--s-s on one side Thr>e have heen ~
s'lare'i- The parents are requested not
To Interfere with tie eslnrstion of their
daughters 10y permitting them u miss
any of the ss-llool term
The regulsr Christmas variation will
'eein Friday noon. ibecsusfer 2ssh and
si.s usual aofA ~ili To r<s,med on 1,,es-
day morning. December 18th. AZ usual
only the girls who live within lev miles
oi tine Seminary will be rxpccted q spend
the Christmas at their homes TIE
The Free'inens Board and the faculty
(Continn-si on Pare -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-12-17

physic,sn in the county has mon than
he can 10. iIls ro~pstsi WORK h. very
r,sod.
The ehnrch and religious work an
Martinsvill- are both good and the pub
lic schooi part al the work woult be
hetter II the colorei people had . well
hailt an.l .-'niortsbly srranr>i srho,a
hou~r like other peoples.
The Msrtinsville. or Henry County
supply Stor~. under the management Of
Rev. Garter. carries full Inc OF every
thing for domestic use. and with that
genial good man. Rev Carter, at its
head will certainly suecesd The coiored
I~ople are learning 70 buy from one an
",her esp~cislly when one carries the
ga-is needed sni this store is dong that.
Editor whittico i- over in the country
helping to rebuild the odd homestead re-
Gently destroyed by iirc.
There 10 no political s~ntisnent among
the colored people in this county since
there 10 such iew OF them Who vote.
h a literary society st the Knob church
the subject of woman snffrac, Was dis
rnsSed Friday night. The I.rincinsl de-
hstefs were Rev. =. \. Penn ior woman
suffrage vs. Rev. j \. pavs- a,ainst II.
The discussion. "f c"ur-e, sa- against
woman suffrage
The faroshisi School at Ridgeway,
taught 10y Mrs. Sallie }. Barris billiard
under the auspices Of the Presbyterian
work IL having n touching ~fert for good
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-12-17
HENRY COUNTY
NEWS ITEMS
Farmers Prosperous and
School Work En-
coursgiug

Farmers have heeu exceedingly fortu-
nate th,s fall ia having good weather in
which TO gather in their crops and To
sow wheat. Ii is safe 10 say that more
small grain has been sowed this fall in
this county thsn has been sowed before
in the past twenty years Tobacco is
bringing Q reasonable good price More
corn has been made this year. too. than
for years.
Rev. ". A. lanesy. sabbath scitool
mis-lonary and perhaps one "f the old
est nlss,onery workers in the southern
Virginia Pr~bytery, was ~ Holmes Me
mortal church last Sunday and perfected
some very good work at organizing new
departments Of work. The : = work in
this field is very good. Rev. j. A Da-
Wis 10 making good st each station at his
mission work. Few men in TACT mo-
man-sinee the death of the late H. NJ
HOLMES has don~ - much real ~nh-tan-
tisl work ss Rev DAVIS
School work is generally good under
the circumstances of having to teach in
surh poorly hnilt and kept -cl,'-oi hulld
pgs
Elder Henry Bs-sett. the Primitive
Baptist preacher from Winston Salem.
". C.. Tiled his pulpit sunday and lciore
large congregation lac preached an ex-
cellent sermon and gave tine young men
some wholesome advice about how u
live and conduct themselves dnring the
;hristHna- holidays.
This - hog killing time and much meat
is Icing killed.
Col. g. B. Bryant of Martinsville, ole
of the oldest and most leading lawyers in
this county. suddenly died at Stuart in q
hotel q few iay- ago.
Mn. Loula Dandridge. aged about 81
yesrs died last week. She has many
xroxa up ctsiidrEn left 10 mourn her icue
Prof l. r. Flood of MArtinsville, ons
of the oldest teachers an most srbstan-
tIal citizens ia the county. made hssty
trip % The Knob last week. He IL doing
COOL Insurance business
Dr. ID A. Baldwin. the olny colored
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-12-17
MAYOR TO STOP
BIRTH OF NATION
Theatre Declares Pic
ture win Be Shown
as Advertised

Charleston. w. Va. Dec. i3.--Aiser
making . tnp Tn I'srksrsbo'e in company
with City solicitor McCiinic 90 sse the
pictures Of ''Ths Birth OF . Nation"
Mayor Brssce hss decided not 10 permit
the pictnrss 70 Be- shown in Charleston.
lie announced THE morninr: II do
not think the pioturss propsr for ~xhi-
bitioo and have decided % forbid th>;r
presentation here. under tile city orii.
nance regulating sucl: massss~ and su.
th"nxina the suppression OF sny public
performance considssed improper. Thas
10 ali ] care 20 say sboos the m~s>ar."
The Birth of Nation y billed for
all next week ~ the Burlew sbeaerr and
the manaGsmsnt Of the opefs house will
70 ansad with srranesments TO Put the
show on - billed. The management
sssssd today that while is 10 admit>sd
that Mayor Breeze y sipcsrs In his belicf
that be 10 acting within bis authority end
's sincere in his opinioe Of the ,acsurr.
yet the show will be given. - legal ID
vice hss been obtained shas the city eov-
'rnmsnt hss nos The sec~sary authority
to prevent IT,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-12-17

whercss. The municipal Republican
convention a k,mhsll. ". Va. - called
upon 60 ussct in = convention on thn.
Me loth day os December. 1915. ior thr
purpose Of naminsting oshces. VIZ -
mayor. recorder and nvD councilmeu. 10
ssrvs the town tos the pear Of leic
We rssprctiully reooamend AMI -nb
init the following resolutions
Where's. We bslieve that there 10 An
earnest attempt on the part Of the Re-
publican party the country over TO set
70 eesher the old party. and believing
that this spirit pervssies the yoters of our
municipality. ne iesl it incumbent upon
ne. - vossrs. 20 contribute our earnest
and loyal support along this line: and
sheseby sbow our loyalty so the party
that he done % much for Ne materially
and polisically.
And. Whereas We ieel that the tspt
interese OF the community will only he
served by dominating and eiectins mrn
Of honest and sterling qualities a. have
bee~ nominssei by this convention
Therefore. to it resolve,i. that
We pledge the-e men our undivided sup
port aud by all honest and honorable
enorts do siI m our power to elect these
men - our officers i,r tie enso,ns year.
Resoaved. md. That We call upon our
fTssnds anil all rood citizens ~ Join with
N In hearty support Of these men. whom
10 have every reason 90 believe will dis-
chsrse their duties 20 the whole commu-
nifty fsaries~ly and consciously.
Resolved, 3rd. That this convention in
pr~scnt session tender % DR.. W.. n
. -. our retiring mayor OF the Town
~ hsuihsii. W. Va. its grateful thsnAs
Tor his '-itl fu'. earnest and uns>l6.h
servics-s 'rii rrs.i the community for the
psst two year.. At y great ssrriiice. and
that hr 10 informed that We the citizens
"i the community. regret very much
that circumstances make 10 neceuHary Tor
IN N Iose his very ~xcrli~nt and highly
estermed seryices - our chief executive.
and that he carry With him our highest
-ft's - s.~s<ssf stt&t t<8& VIZ iOf MS sic
csss I'm his new feld OF labor.
Resolved. ssh. That sli the retiring
councilman be rendered vote of thanks
and carry With q = our highest sppreci-
sf'on Tor the fsitbinl service. rendered
tile community during their term oi OF
dee.
Anil finally. l~ u fir.olved. 9TH. That
this convention. through it, officers. hs
vixiiisnt and aggressive in its enoru 70
play its full part i'm the coming year tn
contribose its hest sdorta 70 bring succcp
% ~ eBty IN covusy. ~ssss end nutisu-
q polieScs. that our efforts for party reg
uisrtty and harDooy may reflect due
credit upon the organization.
Respectfully submitted.
kEy. y. +. Pryor. Ohm
NJ. OE.nHr NJ. 49,
Is. 81 ,pt.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-12-17
S0ME hth
PDtIIles
The Denecsatic Ship
Has Gone TO Pieces
on The Tariff

When President wuson, with JOYOUS
Ponposiv. informed the Demoernsic
National Oomruitter that the RspuLaican
party hAs hean deprived Of svsry iaue
Tor the is'" csmpsasa except the sasif.
he coverpd witb the shsue of coa1sssion
thor Irrsous who have bsan isudins his
xrowsps political sstuteness. ,'uiss The
President 10 going TO turn tspub,snan
aud rslease his hoLd ou the tail Of the
Democratic douksy, his cxubsrsncs will
die suddenly whsn hs conss 70 realize
that The ''htsls'' ious al the s.s,f 10 -
big and - di6iculs ~ for the Dsm-
ocrssic parsy % succsssfuliy perform -
IL 10 Tor vsss 70 haa9 bsls on csss.
The Democratic ship be- always eoos
IN pieces on shs tariff rssi. and hiseosy
hss not forgotten boz 70 rspess ie.slf.
ApinR the war snd purloinins The nosS
Of the Republican rsrsy will not enable
the Democratic paxsy N ''cnme bacA."
The rresijent intimsssi in HE massags
IN consrrs tbss resdiussments made nsc-
es~ary ty the European war unsy mate
- change IN tsrif policy ,mpsrssivs IN
the tutnre. thereby opeuing ths way tor
adoption oi the Iolicy OF prssHctisa by
the IArmorauc party il sil othsv roads
- victory are clossd saainst 10 oexs yssr.
'nsier the psessns regime. shs policiss
OF the Democratic psrsy srsss (n1unG1hl~
and doubsful ssths sxisssocs = - Ohi-
nss~ Republic. China goes nsck u
monarchy aud the Dsnocrssic party b
wiling W sulp down shs hisssssst pifs
out oi the boa Of Rspublicsnism In order
that "th~ sceptsr nay not dspsss sron
Judah" The ''fsiss Snssdis'' ~ili. how
ever. not be able b 90 sway with his
role OF impersonssien murder will out.
The snbtie dness ot The osw poAisics
oTi&inssSd by him. WAo ssads .his own
nsssssers TO co0srss, not Ia emulation
u SsGtssss siopxei>y. be- 10 oeuss shss
the radisuce oa HE pssssaslisy nag o.
<'e and wilt the refractory. will sncoun-
ssr cosppsosiou - sharp and - full OF
nockssy - has The sll-snbcnein9 ohsss-
'nsss Of our jocuisr "uscss ABB" Lilly
tCoosinosa on Pass FoosD
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-12-17
SCHOOL BANK
ORGANIZED

There wss recently organized in the
Kimball- -Tidewater school, q school saw
ing bank After the organisation the
following officers were elected:
Pesiient, Milton Collins; Cashier,
Oorsna Prunty; Asst. Csshier. Henrietta
Bosoera.
Directors, No. -Doroshy Hall. Doug
lsD Crider. Rnsa lewis. r.. NJ Crsg-
head. Jr., Catherine Robinson. Milton
Collins.
Director. No. 2-Joie Randy. Henri
eta Bozotra. Mare~ry Adams, Virginia
Rec J. j. W Mos. Emmett Carter. Uiy--
80 Garter.
Banking Committee W. Moss.
Chairman. Louisr Colman, Sarah Rob
imam. Joie Bandy. Serrrtary: T. NJ
Crsghusd. General Secretary
The following are deposison: Doug
lsa Crider. UlyBs Garter. Gaston Booth.
Harold Chesthsm. f.. N. Craehead. Jr
dorothy Hall. Manila Hossem. I.either
Hasdne.te. Rosa Lewis. Pan-y Mor-hsad.
Alfred Matnev. Oorena Prunty, Lula
Siade. Henrietta White. Erms Waiting
TN. Lille Galloway. Virginia Reed. I'm.
metz Garter, fienri~tta Bo<ctrs. Msryery
Adams, SHE Bandy. Milton Collins. Let.
tie Saunders. J. w. Moss, Louise Col-
man. r. r. Crsghead. Shelie Washing
ton. CATH rine kobinsos.
This 10 creating more interest than any
depsrtuasEt OF the school organization.
Already the deposits amonnt to $500.
----r- ------ ~. A<}SS. Sprin. >.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-12-17

minority In esch branch - determined
10 loss m opportunity % dsmonssrafe N
shs country ~ inspsituds Of ths Dem
ocrssie party. Rspubheaps viii Be sssdy
wish vsil thoueht out su<Esstious On
evssy sopie that = likely 70 sriss. They
vi'l have . comprehensive plan for na-
sional dsfsnss. hesed upon the opinions
II ths military and naval expsrss whom
nr. Wilson be- disreearded. rhey ~ill
snaEsss relief for The Treasury along lines
which experience has shown 20 be wise
and beos6cient- Thsy will offer . ship
ring hill which will po.ssss merit. They
viii. in Ill n,s4sers. show thsmsslves %
he ss.teumen and patriots.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-12-17
TICKET NOMINATED


The hepoiaicsn municipal convention
Of KnubsIl ~ss hsld Fridsy night and .
cstS ticket ~ss nominated. Two colored
usen we're nominated fnr pIsces 90 the
council ssd absolute harmony prevailed
There viii be only one tichet ia the Geld
When the elestion 70 held January lst.
iese.- ssd the termination 10 eqaIvslAnt
tn saection. Nominees: Mayor. X. L..
Dungeon; Rscordsr. II. A. Lucss: eouu-
Gilman. NJ. t'rice. L. q. Lueas. Zen
Freeman. L. =. Motiey. q. wstiiasssn.
The following resolutions were sAops
ed:
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-12-17
LONG SESSION
OF CONGRESS
May Continue Upte The
Nominating Con-
ven6ons

Washington. Dec. Is. Especial CORR
spondence There are Q thousand pre-
dictions e. lie heard here - 70 what
Congress will do. But M one hap yet
had til courage to declare that it will ad-
iourn before the nominating convsnt,ous
are held In fact, many peopae are
donbtfnl il an sdjournment can he bad
much before elecsion day.
The program of subjects IN be Aubmis
ted Is ions and varied and n contains M
question rl'on which there is substantial
agreement in any msserial detail Per-
haIe "rrss"nahle' preparedness comes
nearer 20 commanding q Dig majority
than any other matter. hut it yet rsmains
90 he determined what ''reasonable''
preparedness is. Certainly the plan pro-
po~ei 10y the President 10 not 20 sccepssd
There IL even wider divergence Of orin-
ION a. % tie means nj securing revenue
to pay ior even ''rea sonsfae' prepar
s,lut~s AM ~ carr for the de6cit in the
Treasury vhirh the Democratr. ~ usual
have rr~.h'---s. Secretary McAdoo's
s.hen,e Ter Augmented direct taxea Is
meeting With sssnsy favor. The issue OF
bonds is an abh0rrens thought. An mp
ward revision OF shs tariff 10 . suicadal
propo'i''oq, iron Democratic stand
The .tdministrstion's ship-purchase
b'N i'll ~ . Rusty storms center Tor many
day Conservative Drmocrnss Gill on.
po~e il a. ~nbversive of all the trniition
al policie~ Of Jefferson and the tsxhers
rhe La Toilette seauen's law 10 10 b
singled ort for attack. The report et tn.
Walsh i'siustrisl relations commission
will he = target. The rural credits bili
mo- matter what its form. must run {
gauntlet of severe erisscisni. Tie C3lom.
bian and tine Nicaragua tressies, to
ssther 18th the remsin;nE pers for pesc'
beqneathei by Mr. BrysB. will occup,
much time in the Senate -+
The troubles herp enuuserafed are *
cius'veiy Democratic. The Republican
motto IL, II should worry" This do~,
not mean fhst the Republicans will re-
man insStve. On the contrary. ths
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-12-17

Owing To the lack III space We have
i'een compelled 81 leave ont quite a num-
Der OF important communicafions,,i ,,ior the
pest two weeks. This We regret
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-30
OKLAHOMA
SCHOOLS IN
ELICIT

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 30.-State
supt r, H. Wilson has received the
following letter from the United States
commissioner OF education, Washing
ton, d. c.:
Il have read with interest the brief
statement of the growth OF the schools
of your state the last four years, which
you have been kind eaough to send
me- | am referring I to Jasper l..
.Md3rien. the bureaus specialist in
rural school extension. with the re-
guest that he make series of letters,
based on it, for publication in the gen
eral press.
Would it be possible for you to
send the bureau Of education, without
cost to the bureau except for trans
portation, three or four thousand
copies for distribution among those in
terested in rural schools throughout
the country? If so, | will have sent
TO you penalty labels for sending them
to this office Yours sincerely,
(signed) P. P. Claxton, commissioner. .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-30
Notice TO Our Customers

Having had an exceptional offer, and
accepted same, from Edward Rose &
Co., wholesale tailors of Chicago, as
travelling salesman in Oklahoma, wish
to say | win be absent from my place
of business a few days each week
Mr. Robert Means of Tulsa, Okla, has
charge of my business during my alb
sence. assure you there will be
nothing left undone in the way of
taking care of you. Mr.. Means and
myself have been connected with the
tailoring business and cleaning bust
ness at Tulsa for the past four years.
| can highly recommend him of being
capable of giving you the sest u
service, should you at any time desire
any information in regard to dyeing,
cleaning or tailoring, do not hesitate
in calling him up. Hoping our care
and attention will merit all your work,
am, yours
Very truly,
f0-30-1t FIRED HAMILTON.