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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
City Council.

The city council met last evening
in regular session, every member be-
ing present. Regular routine DlSl'
ness was transacted, including the
of the pay roll and approving
the report of city officers.
As this was the last meeting before
the vacation of Mayor kelso. City
Treasurer Chandler and Commissioner
Sterrett, Commissioner Parmelee was
authorized to act as Mayor during the
absence of Mayor Kelso.
A petition was presented by the
residents on the west end or Blum ST.
renresenting TAO feet of frontage, 10
have the paving on Bluff street MADE
the full width of twenty-seven feet
down to Maiden Lane. Maiden Lane
is raxt To the last street on the west
limits of the city
voucher was ordered drawn Tor
the balance due upon the payment lot
the new fire truck, making the TRUCK
cost in full $500. The truck was
formally accepted by the city and a
telegram sent to the Luverne FIRE
company to that affect The truck is
now in the garage on Young street
and It VOL be installed in the ire De
partment room at the city nan sool
as the present equipment is placed
elsewhere. x
A petition is now in circulation OF
the east end of Bluff street to nave
the having widened to the width o.
twenty.seven feet to Jefferson street
which will bring it as far as the ne"
school building. =
r F. L.eicher who was here III
structing the fire department in th'
use of the fire truck, left today go
ing to Monroe, Wis. where anothe'
tuck Is being installed.
Fire Marshal Phillimore mas Id
miliarized himself with the handlint
of the new truck so no difficulty VII
he experienced in its operation
Mr.. Leicher will be in Amboy som'
time next week and if any help j
needed here. he can readily come
over to see what the trouble IS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
Today's Markets
WHEAT SHOWS FRESH
STRENGTH ON MARKET

Chicago, Aug Fresh strength
cyrloped in the wheat market today,
Scantiness Of rural offerings appear
ed to be largely responsible. Besides,
talk was current that liberal export
buying would be natural after two
days Interruption. Opening prices.
which varied from unchanged figures
to /, c higher, with Sept l.24ia to l.25
and Dec l273s To LIS, were followed
ny a material upturn all around.
Rains put the corn market on the
down grade After opening sc to
llsc lower, including Sept, at jS& to
5gbc. prices showed power to rally.
Oats were depressed by the big
visible supply, starting unchanged to
lac down. Sept 3Sc to 3Sls, and then
undergoing 4 general sag.
Higher quotations on hogs gave
hrmness to provisions.
Fire at Stock Exchange.
New York, Aug 2.-The opening OF
the New York stock exchange was
postponed three hours today because
, of a fire in the NORTH wall annuncia-
| tory board on the exchange floor.
The consolidated exchange also
closed until the big exchange resumed
trade, but the curb market was un
affected The big indicator board
which announces quotations on the eX
change was destroyed,
The fire attracted q great crowd
| Police reserves and scores of de,ec
tiyps and private guards were throw
into the financial district. Traffic wa
stopped on the Wall Street and BroaC
Street sides of the burning building.
While the firemen were still a
work. ]. =. Morgan arrived at hi!
Offices, just across the street, ant
watched the spectacle. Like othe
prominent men he was forced to leay,
his automobile a block from the seen
and walk pass the fire TO his office.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
UTICA

Mrs. Elise Currie left for Chicago
yesterday for a weeks visit with
friends.
Mrs. NJ. E. Case was La Sale
caller yesterday
Mrs William Marley and children
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Connover, in Chicago.
Miss Marie Clear is enjoying a
weeks vacation from her duties at
Landers & Sheehy grocery store.
Miss Sarah Giblin is enjoying a two
weeks vacation from her duties at the
telephone office. She left for visit
with friends in Chicago and Marengo,
Ill.
Mrs. Seiffert from ottawa is visit
ing at the home of her son, Fred Sell
fert, on East Church street.
Jack McCabe has built new porch
on his house on Johnson street, which
makes a great improvement.
Mrs. Guy Smell and daughter from
Deer Park were ottawa visitors yes
terday.
Miss Ada Stuart is visiting rela
tives in Ottawa.
The Utica YanKs defeated the La
Sale White Sox, 19 to Z. This is
their thirteenth straight victory
Walter Bosselman is visiting rela
tives in Bloomington.
Miss Mary Ann Flynn was La
Sale visitor yesterday.
Ed Hamilton returned to his home
in Joliet after visiting his grandfather
and uncle, Ed Condron.
Mrs. Leon Clark from Ottawa and
| little girl returned home yesterday
after visiting her parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Fowlie.
Mrs. Clayton Harheck of Starved
Rock was a La Sale visitor yester
day
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
BRITISH G. K. INITIAL
DISARM CONFERENCE

London, Aug. Great Britain has
accepted the proposal to hold a pre-.
Iiminary conference on Pacific ques'
tons and has agreed to participate
in the Washington conference as
originally suggested by Pres. Hard
ing, according to official circles here
today.
This decision was reached after an
exchange of conversations between
London and Washington.
Great Britain has also agreed TO
the original date suggested, Nov. IL,
the anniversary of armistice day, II
Pres. Harding still considers that the
most suitable time and will enter the
conference without any reservations
as to the set program, it was stated.
The attendance of Lloyd George,
the prime minister, depends upon cir
cumstances.
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Warranty Deeds

July 90 1921, Carl and Mary kas-
tenhein to Attic Pisoncschi and wife,
W. 70 1t. SO. Carbon Coal company s
sub. Oglesby; $500.
July 81, 1921. George II. Brown to
Cleveland and Tracey Burton, It, l2'
W. y 1t. 16, b. 10, Moore & Plumb S
add Streator; $4,000.
July IS, 1921. George NJ. and BelVa
]. Petty to Joseph E. Butte, 1t 3 in out
It. 8, Assessors sub, etc, Ottawa; -
July 20. 1921, John E. and Della
Jacobs to Della Jacobs, Its. 10, il, SUP
1t. 2. Ottawa City add. Ottawa; 81.
Jan. I. 1921, Robert II. and Loretta
Purvis to Dora Peters, s. 10 II. pt out
It, 1, Collins add. tSreator; $500.
July 80, 1921, Alexander B. CaldWe!l
to Alexander B. Caldwell and wife, b.
l6, Its. to 8, b. 10, Dana; 81.
July 80. 1921, Mary Wittliff and hus'
band to Vincent Callahan, t. IL, b. ",
La Sale; $4,000.
July 20. 1921, Helen Sobirrie to Eva
and John Goscinski, W, Il 1t. ) IN n.
IN 1t. 3 in n. u n, W. "a, n, W. "A, n. W.
4, 10, 80, 2; $500
July IL, 1921. Herman Amsberg and
Elizabeth to Conrad Arnolts and
Mary. S. 65 #. It's /, 2, b. 1873, Brew.
ster's add. to Minerva, Peru; ST.
July %, 1921, Anton kiefer and wife
to Mike Lebo. pit. It. Painters SUBJ
etc. Streator; $500.
July 26, 921, Elizabeth Greener to
George DOWN Jr and wife, pit 1t 4,
b. 4. Plumb's fourth add. Strcator;
81 1000.
July 81, 1921, John w. Martin and
wife to Zella f. Clay, 1t. !, b. II, How
land & Knapp's add. Streator; $4,000
July 8, 1921, P. ]. Heating to c. J,
Fitzsimmons and wife, n. 80 IT. S. 13O
It.. 1t. 3. b. 81. Streator; 81.
July IA, 1921, Mrs. Margaret Raben'
stein ct al. to Jacob Lekon, G, los it
It. II. b. 10, States add. Ottawa;
$4,000.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
Marseilles News
MARY MACARTHUR .,, ..
omes r"0'e' ''-N' omcs
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1921.
Returns From Vacation.
Phone Slack %.

Maurice Balchowsky has returned
from his vacation trip which lasted
several days longer than he haa
planned His speedometer showed
nearly thousand, miles we'll past the
nine hundred mark. While in chi
cago he saw the pageant of progress,
which does not come up to the eXpec-
tations reused by the advertisements.
He went across Lake Michigan TO
South Haven. taking his auto with
him on the boat and having the ma
chine for use in seeing the country
around the lake in Michigan. On ms
way home he stopped in Chicago ana
took in as passengers to MarseiileS
Mrs. Victor Myers and family who are
now being entertained by Mrs Kate
Balchowsky at her home on Bluff ST.
He was not caught in the rain until
he reached Sandwich on his ride
home.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
Start on Vacation Jaunt.

Mayor Kelso. Treasurer Chandler
and Commissioner Sterrett, in spite
of the rain, started on their vacation
trip at four this morning, accompanied
bv their wives and all the impedi-
menta necessary for two weeks stay
in the wilds of the lake region OF Wis
cousin. These three mighty nimrods
will no doubt bring home large
strings Of fish. At least, they Will
tell of catching them, except the larg-
est fish which always gets away.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
Local Notes.

Mrs. Tom Goodwin of Nashville.
Tennessee, is north with her husband
and she visited Miss Anna Tucker or
Clark street yesterday and over
night. this morning taking the cars
for Geneseo. where her mother lives,
Then she will go to CT pcago to visit a
sister before returning to Nashville.
DR.. Paul Clark Of Chicago is here
now, occupying Dr. A. j. Weirick OF
flee and is ready to answer calls from
patients.
Mrs. Banks and two children OF MO.
line have been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Effie Fenton and MISS beuiah
Timmons of Broadway since SATURDAY
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
Dream Lore.

For a man to dream OF reading q
newspaper indicates that he will be
successful in whatever he undertakes,
become very rich and arrive at great
honors in the state. To maid 1t de-
notes that she will marry a man who
will become rich and powerful AID
that her children will be people OF
great consequence. To dream you
huy or sell them denotes hard work
and small profit. To dream of one
printed in foreign language denotes
a letter from afar.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
The Muse Of Dancing.

The Muse Terpsichore was the
inventress and patroness of the art
of dancing as accessory 10 the sing
ing or recitation of lyrical poetry.
She is generally represented with the
Tyre and plecivum. crowned with flow.
ers and In a mirthful attitude.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
Livestock

Chicago, Aug Hogs, receipts
$4,000: held over 1850; slow; open
ing sales steady at loo higher than
Yesterdays average; mostly to yard
traders and few shippers; 40 hogs
at 1876: quality fair; average cost
yesterday 1885.
Cattle, 10000.
Sheep, 10000.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
To Open Part Of Highway.

On the Ivy Way, east of the city, the
road will be open as far as the coal
shaft in Seneca within the coming
week There is now only about a
mile stretch to complete the road clear
into Seneca. 1t Is reported that the
rain last night did some small dam
age in washing away the banks
where fills we're made before the con
crete was laid. But it is said this
damage is slight and can readily be
repaired.
on the west the concrete has been
laid from what is known as the Parr
bridge east Of the Fleming farm. the
concrete is being laid at about the
rate OF 400 feet a day. Rain mas
stopped all work in both directions.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
Produce

Chicago, Aug. 2.-Butter higher;
creamery extras, ABE; standards,
4O4c; frsts, 3712.42c; seconds, So
3612c.
Eggs unchanged; receipts, l0,237
cases.
Poultry easy; broilers. 25-3lc.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
Announcement.

W. C. Gilbert, the optometrist from
Streator. will open an office in Blanch.
ards drug store Monday, Aug. l, and
will be there every Monday there
after.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to I p. m.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02

Chicago, Aug. POTATOES steady;
receipts, &c cars; Kaw Valley eahly
Ohios, $I25-1.50 cwt; Nebraska, s2.23-
go cwt; Jersey cobblers, bulk, S3-3l5
cwt; no Idaho quoted; Virginia cob
blers, $3.50 brl.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02

Chicago market report furnished by
G. ". Kirby, manager Simons, Day
4 Co.. Room 3l2 Moloney Building
Phone 80.
DrnV
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02

LOST-A godl wrist watch. with gold
bracelet. between Mrs Hilton's and
c. G. Cowles' residence on Clark St;
reward IDA COWLES.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
It's 500 a Ton.

The price of ice has gone up again
to $40 a ton, although one of the deal
ers is reported to be still selling at
SIS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02


q
No more bathing till next year
now, maybe.
SCREENING THE RU8AlYAT.
CTho Rutaiyat OF Omar khayyam is
to be made into movie.-News itemJ
Come fill tho cup and in the lire OF
spring,
Closeup of goblet, pitcher of beer
and book beer goats gambolins
across the greensward)
Your winter garment OF repentance
fling;
(Fieure OF beautiful woman hurting a
dolman wrap over a precipice)
Tho bird e time has but little way
To futter-and the bird is on the
wing.
Mature study of birds at nesting
time. courtesy of Dr. Hornaday)
Note-We put the scissors to verses
IL. III. " V and VI, by request OF
the linotype operator, etc. l'gotto
hold this bird down little or he'll
take two galleys)
VII.
But see The rising moon OF heavn
again
Looks for us, sweetheart, through the
Quivering plane;
How eft hereafter rising will she look
Among those leaves-for one OF us IN
vain!
cat this point Norma arrives back
with the patrol wagon and bunch
of alienists and points to Omar
who Is IN his eleventh quartz
! Norma to alienists: You better lock
him up He's talking strange like
that all the time lately)
VIII.
And when yourself with silver foot
shall pass
| Among the guests star-scattered on
the grass,
! And in your Joyous errands reach the
spot
| Where | made one-turn down an
empty glass
| CThey pile Omar into the wagon.
Norma falls in love with the driver
They marry, gather up the empty
bottles and fade out)
THE END.
(Thank goodneSs)
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02

Gilbert for Glasses.
Every Monday at Blanchard's drug
store.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02
Remember, Away
Back, When--

The first establishment Of j. +. Por.
ter was located just off the Illinois
river bridge approach, on La Sale
street. and across the street was
shop conducted by MIR. Fife?
d
This sure knocks the SWIMMING pro-
aram up on the old Fox ali kcr-tooey.
q
No more bathing till next year
now, maybe.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-02

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
GRADE SCHOOLS
FIELD EVENT
Bic SUCCESS

Tho results Of the third annual pub
lie schools field day, held on the new
public schools athletic field on the Island
Yesterday afternoon before several thou
sand spectators. indicat" that webster
and Union are tied for the Games cup.
that Madison won the Track trophy but
That the winner Of the attendance
plaque could not be determined last
evening.
The results Of the games played be-
tween the district championship teams
representing the schools south of the
creek and those north of the creek fol-
low
Fifth grade girls nrwromh--Won by
Union from Center, score - to -.
Fifth grade boys ncwC"mb-Won by
Mckinley from Union. score Il 10 II.
Sixth grade girls cndhall-Won by
Center from Clay. score 10 TO 3.
Sixth grade boys cndhall-Won by
Webster from Jefferson. - TO
Eighth grade girls voll"yhall-Won by
Union from Webster. II 10 b.
Eighth grade boys cyball-"nn by
Webster from Clay. % 10 IL.
The total scores made in the running
races were as follows. although there
may be u protest or two which. II al
lowed. may change the results some:
Madison. - points: Webster. u: J"ffcr-
son, IL: Richie, s; Union. !: Washing
ton. &. At a late hour last evening 1t
was Impossible to get tho whole list OF
individual winners lined up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
PITT COLLEG|ANS
At LEAGUE PARK
1AuEHs ANTICIPATE TOUGH SLED
DING ro-l6oHHow AS DICK
GUYS TEAM HAS
31EN STRONG.
Big Crowd Certain az This Will Be the
Only Contest In This Sec
ton Of the valley.

4 record crowd il certain TO see Dick
Guys: famous Pittsburgh Collcgiuns line
up against the faSt-HOlng lalurrs At Lea
que Park. Martins Ferry. tomorrow AZ
tcrnoon. Considerable talk has been 60
ing the rounds and judging from the IN
trrest manifested. big time il prom
Used all who attend. Word comes from
the Collegians that they are set 10 give
the locals Il merry afternoon.
\ wire from Dick Guy. sporting editor
Of the Pittsburgh Leader. brought the
news that his standby. Ray. would BE-
on the rubber against the kIuers. This
fellow Is one OF the best known mounds
men i'll the Pittsburgh district, having
trimmed Oil City and teams of ;his call
hrr. ON the other hand Mrtandlc$S Will
also be in the lineup. along with rrnt-
land. who is due tor the majors in year
or 40.
HIity will throw again for the RauerS.
with Welch on the receiving end. Hart
will occupy third base. due 10 tn" injury
OF Ford in the game several weeks ago.
II il likely that several changes VIII be
noted in the local lineup after this game.
as the ma naEcmcnt has lines out. The
BauerS are counting the CollcgtanS tough
and with Tyler Tube on the docket Tor
next sunday, there seems To be no l"t-up
IN sight.
With the McC'nnkcys At ClarkShurS.
the crowd Tomorrow should be greatly
augmented. Lincups as GiN"n out Last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
MOUNTA|NEER TRACK
TEAM At WASH-JEFF
Coach Cartmell Takes Large Squad Of
State University Athletes To Little
Washington
Special To The Inlclligcnccr

Sperla. 10 Inc lntelIlEcnCer
Morgantown. May @1.-Wcst Virginia
hardly hopes to win the Washington
and Jefferson College invitation to he
held at Little" Washington IPID to-
day. but III" Mnuntanrcr track squad
which will have here tomorrow morn
ing to participate in the meet does eX-
pect tn scor" a few points and finish
among the first three or four.
The MOunta.ncCr track team has not
come UP To expectations this spring.
but inspitc If this West Virginians are
confident that the team will show up
well in the remaining meets OF the
Schrcdulc.
each C;,rtmcIl has not announced
who he will take with him tomorrow
but it is practically certain that the
following will make the trip: Captain
George Hill. Pierre Hill. Kennedy. La
zellc. knutti. White. Finch, Faulkner.
Harman. Carcrton. Baker. Chrisman,
Courtney. Adkins. Meredith and Wood
ford Captain Hill should place in
either the 100 or 22O dashcs as we'll as
in the broad and high jumps. Pierre
Hill will tally some points in either
the pole vault or high jump. knutti
has shown up we'll in the hurdles and
will place in either the high or low
and prota bly, in both. Emch and La2"ll<
look good in the two-nilc and half mile
respectively Fisher Is improving in the
mile and Courtney should finish among
the leaders in the shot and discus.
W. and J.. Pitt. Carnegie Tech ant
other schools in the tri-state district
have a full team entered and the Noun
tainccrs will have to show class II they
cxpcrt To make a crcdiiahle showing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
HARVARD LEADS IN
QUALIFYING CONTESTS

Cambridge Mass. May 21-The attn
lctes Of Harvard University. competing
on their own grounds today. led heIo
Of ,vrrtv-nine colleges in Quailncatlon
for thu fnal competitions tomorrow IN
the annual intercollegiate track and helh
championship meeting. The small group
Of athletes who crossed the country u
carry the ,olors Of California on eastern
tinldS. tied with the University or rem
svlvania for second rank in the quar-
ficatiou rounds. Each advanced ten men
nine Of the eleven events. while
PENNSYLVANIA was punched in seven.
Leland Stanford with an even Group
Of contestants was high in the DAY
rankings placing seven men IN the same
r-nmn with Princeton and Cornell.
Yale. with nine. did not entirely come
nm 10 expectations. while Fennsylvania
State with eight. made an uneNpeC'eu'S
Competition was keen but developed
no records.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
HARRISBURG CYCLE
RUN TO THIS CITY
c, L. Cheshire Left Yesterday to DO on
Hond for Endurance Run
Tomorrow

Chester l.. Cheshire. prominent Local
mutorcycljst left at noon yesterday Tor
Harrisburg. Ia. whore ne will be ono 81
the entrants fthe first annual enouF-
nnce run on the Harrisburg MOOT
cycle club which will be made tonoT-
row and Decoration day from that city
to- this city.
The riders will leave Harrisburg
tomorrow morning At o'clock and Will
begin arriving here about $50 in the
evening. The return trip will be start
ed at s o'clock Monday morning. ar
irving in Harrisburg at $50 r. M.
The checking point here Will be
Srwrlfth and Market streets, Earl Braun
Itch. another prominent local motor
cyclists being the official checker. the
machines will he parked In the u. Z.
Meyer garage where they will he close
~ guarded until the time to leave Mon
day morning.
There are about 80 motorryclists en-
tered and the run Is expected 10 be Il
great success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
Schedules Announced
For American Players

Paris. May 79-The schedule OF the
to-morrow. the first day Of tho worlds
hard court tennis champion tournament
at 81. Cloud. follows:
Arnold Jones will meet u. COUSIN OF
France. at . p. m.
Two hours later Mrs Molla bjussteot
Mallory. American womens singles tltiS
holder, and Miss Edith Sigourney. will
meet Suzanne Lenglen, the French Wo-
mems singles champion. and Madame
Golding. runner UP in the French ma
tional championship. -,
At p. M. Francis T. Hunter Will
meet VI. Albarran. OF France.
william T. Tilden, II, OF Philadelphia.
the worlds grass court champion, has
protested against day Of enforced Idle.
ness and the first round Of his match
against Eduardo FlaQuer. of Spain, may
be played.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
Seats Now on Sale .
For. UniOntOWn Event
Special To The Intclligenccr

tn"n,own. IA. May @"-Seat sale
for the Universal trophy race of 20
miles at the Uniontown speedway on
Saturday afternoon. Junc H. have gone
"nSIle at the local speedway offices.
Mail orders will be- filled immediately
upon receipt There already has been
n heavy reservation Of seats applica-
TONS coming from many states and
from Canada Five hundred mail orders
were filled on the opening day OF the
sale. the heaviest in the history OF the
speedway. indicating that all June at
tendance records will be broken.
Patrons are requested To address
their applications and make all remit
tanCeSto the Cn!Ontown Speedway
Association and not to individuals.
Seat prices remain the Same rs last
year.
An additional row OF box seats has
been installed in tho covered sections
OF the grand stand and will add great
ly to the comfort Of the patrons.
New type seats. similar in construc-
tion to those used in the Yale bowl.
have been provided box seat holders.