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THE6T. LOUIS BEPUBLIC: S&TUBDYe SEPTEMBER 58. iSOB.
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1 EAST SIDE1 m
Here are the
Black and whites and
prays that every solid
business man appre
ciates. Reach'-to Wear
$15.00 and up.
"We Made Your Fitter's Clothes."
Mills & Averill
Broadway and Pine
Were rcu fcorn "back
onthefgrm"? Then
you will be delighted with
"The County Fatr." another
"back home" story by Eugene
Wood in October McClure's.
It is full of homely sugges
tions for all of us who are
farm-bred, and full of amuse
ment for those who are so
unfortunate as to alwas
have lived in the city.
S. S. McCLURH COMPANY
4 u Han Ul Ftrest
:.rw Tor.u
EUCS DEDICATE WW IMBUnmt
9UmmOmmm Vnm r-Br CHI. At
test Hm( St, aVssjIs CesekmtOaa.
Tha sew lodgerootns of ths Elks war
dedicated Uat night. Delegations were
present from' cities in the vicinity of East
St. Louis, and it was early morning be
fore the celebration ended. , .
The ce'ebration was a star affair ana
Wfrs limited to members of the order.
Congreas-nan W. A. Bodenberg dell-wd
the dedicatory address. He. waa followed
by 3. Nick Perrtn of Belleville ejidDe-roty
Grand Exalted Ruler John P. "ajB0Iuer
of East St. Louis. After the addresses
the banquet was served. Members or
the "Royal Chef company took part In the
music entertainment. Judge Josepn .
Mexsick pressed at the banquet.
The celebration was arranged by w.
Trauunann. J. U. Magulre. Al Keeckler. J.
B. Aletalck and John J. Faulkner.
WILL. FWlHITg WORK TO-SIGHT.
Soother Illlaots St. E. Cafereace
Hill Aem-t-e Cbages Maaday.
Th. rnrtr nt the Southern Illinois Metn-
odln Conference, which is being hei at
the First M. K. Church. Est St. Louis,
probably will be completed this evening.
The lumei cf the preachers and the
churches to which they hae been ap
pointed for the ensuing ear will be made
public .Monday. , . ...
The confen nco next year win bs held
In Vandalla. III. . . . . -
Yesterday morning was devoted to a
consideration of the superannunated mem
bers of the ministry, and th services
ere led by the Kevereud C B. Be.ise or
East St. Louis. The afternoon was devoted
to routine work.
East St. Lemls Mesas.
Annetta V !. a negress. .wss arrested yes
trriar r lertsctUes Fits awl Kerens on a
char? of strallrs; a. p'irse estilclu? II) fro-n
Mrs K II ilcC.lutoui ot Venice. Th- pock?-U-lc
wis I-ft ir. lb washroom at "Ir-.
CUnocic- litr-i-. .
IJeoice Jlatlln cf Koorteer.tSi street sad Kan
sas av.iv was -true". Mi tr-e head by a sla
ittl thrown by in unSn-ir.l peraon lat-Ifcursd-y
nlsht. lie was attteteJ by Iacttr
hbort
Mrs A. Uujch cf the Srbn Hotel tnr
he- r foot w tbe r-ul: ol blxl o'oiilr4C
nu'Ml l.y a nail un wbicn sbe t-noj eirai
a ho bchael Ilosra will bo 1 a sp-clal meeiiar
thii etcntcg.
wmhH sums tm let a. a
vark: ensstserauea. jtisa.
Faal W. AM ts Sir. U UsMr sad
ItlnssHC ssllili I sTaied te tka aertai
ten es ast ss. an or m st, sessst as.
cbBstdetaUoa. IMS.
b. r.
ess.
Jeag o. p. TDeassson yesMrsay ai
but uwr ursi urn as
i ne wiu
the !
Cauals CSreaat hm until
rill Strum Is
ex cases win ant sosser sen
OtaaS Jbst. whten tea baaa In
Moooay. will set sbssm Us resort aaul
FraS D. nanneM of KontesitlU. in., la ka
gneet ef Jersryriue rtieads.
c. tv. Jehu nt Bftdora was a vlsltar.
R. if- wakely of JscksearlUe. I1L. wss a
guest of Meats.
mrar jiewsu massrsser or jarseyniie sas
;sce to Sew Ilasssucans,. to eater Tale Cel-
Winisai Hobbss ef Bt. Loale was a nsMer.
Tte ecodttloa of illss XeUM Steeaaa was re-
ponaa as cnueai sestet say, see la in at ue
tome efTbr graadaareats. Jfr. aag Mrs. Me
tiraxa. of aspen iflcftla.
TO BsUXG 1CIT AttAST HAtUMAs.
Jafea Ceusip mt Jlssr Dswgrlas toys
Eult a ill bs filed at Edwardsville within
a few days against the Big Four Railroad
Company on behalf of John Cams of New
Douglas, chsjrsaan of th Madison Coun
ty Board of Supervisors. Mr. Camp has
decided to ask damages from the com
pany on account of an experience through
which be recently passed., gad has em
ployed aa attorney to Institute proceed
ings. The Boara ef Assessment Review, of
which Mr. Camp is chairman, recently
mads a trip to HiUssoro. IIL. to look t
soma records. On the return ho found
that the train did not stop at his staUon.
He tendered his fare in cash for his
destination to Bt. Loots, which ho and his
companions assert was refused by tha
condjetor. Camp was put off soma
distance from a tows.
Fatal lajarles by Bring St" Over.
Junies Walkrr. OS jcam od. cf East St.
Louis was run down and fatally Injured
by a team attached to a Water fierce
oil waKOn n the I.ceo front. Enet St.
IiuIs. jJt-rday afternoon. Walker was
enirJocl xu a co.il weigher. He wa? taken
to St. Mary's Ho-r'tal. wl.ro ha died
later. The Inquert v til be Leld this morn
ing. ML. ST ANSWER TO THREE CHARGES.
Saloonkeeper Arrested After He Had
Warrant laaued Attnlnat Wife.
Ttr.'vrt ItmnMt. an Eat St. Iiuis a-
loonketper. is held on charges of burning
the. clotfalnir. of his wife. iwturbance f
th pcice and e!U:in liquor without a li
cense. lie was arrefd joterdav tnornlnir by
Ci ns:ibl. I-tutz of Hllile and liter
vai re'ea5el en ixjrd lrore Justice of
tun Po.ico WarKf'iiij
HLi nrret follow oil th arrest of I.I wif
on a warrant In which he chanted her
with thrtratenln to U'M hhn Aftr lier
t orrwit he cauel the warrant to bp ls-
Kallaa Craahed 1a riaar MUI.
Michael Eaconelle. en Italian.
crushed against the roof of the Texas tn
the Hunter Bros flouring mill st Ed
wardsville yesterday morning. He want
up on an errployes's elevator, and evi
dently Vcame. contused, lost control of
the machine and wo carried to the roof.
His body was so Ughtly wedged against
the framework that it required, the efforts
of half a dosen employes to get it out.
The man waa removed to bis home. His
condition is serious.
THEFTS BY SERVANTS
Aro foie.eii by
BURGLARY POLICIES
fjeil aualnst l.er hu4uind. II" will le i t if itlntt h'a parents
inei on nil iiirp numrs cj- juhc
Wangelin next Thursday
Altoa Matsa aad Peiwomals.
Mrs O. O Karris arrtvej home re:erfsy
frbia Lacon where she visited a couple cf
K-k wtlh frlenda.
Ofnrs cf Moatleella P-n!narr sar It was
re.-sijT for tbem t rarue tb arollratlons
ef ttrenty prrsuns who desired te send their
daughters to Uie seminary, because there mas
to ro-a t"r theai
fiwrn Wooes was fiRd BM and costs by
Judce J. E rmnrtran tn the City Court for
keying a dlsorderlr house.
tvllliam Ckdrcr. Uarshai of North Alton. Is
cnJsr arrwt chanred by Mrs John Ctatrr with
baling come to her house tn tfe absence of
cin aad ltuulttne her. The trial la ret for
rest Tuastiir tn Psllc Court. Marshal Calrey
denies the chare entlreir
The football reason srbl be opened to-day tn
Alton one same being played between the Cen
tral men of St. Ioc'e and Western Military
AciSn-.y. Another game will be played be
tween Altrn Jtlsh and tt-e UBrrollton Hub
irhool ta.s
Mis P.. II. Shtmders has retjraed from Troy.
O . where she went a course nt weeki aso to
atttnj the annua! reunion of the Klnd-r family,
of which she ts a member.
tr j IVrrr of Ft. Units ts being enter
ti:aa at ik h.mie uf Mrs F. A. Flanfers.
-.to vruerxer la here -run ifm Acgrles. Cai .
Isue-1 bv
W. H. MARKHAM & CO.
INSURANCE.
lire Tumailo.
IturInrv HoimI
Acrident, Ufe. IJabll'ty.
i. 1r
MR.MARONEYSAYSTHATHE
MADE NO RECOMMENDATION.
Tn j 1J( I i' The l:r;nitj
M IxiuN trt C -i' In voi r tstue of
er5r It i-atei iht 1 -i strousi
r-et tnmm J-tt th p?oir.rn-nt u Mr Uituu i
Itrlleellle .ew Xtes.
Mrs Maris . Felt cf 5h:ioh V!y rtlet st
Fr Kllsattrrs H"-pi!t et-ri!y sfi-rno.n
t -he Iave hr hu.(an2 AnJ two erHll cMllre!:
fi xm :i 5-r ol.l TTe fi;crii: wil tah
t Uc this aftrrnoLr. Tbe turlal v.. I It In :Se
i f-hli.h aly CV-retrj
Mrs lluter !tr r- Vortl t-t TJ
, )-i. 11J jertrtJ tnn-i.'.rc S'lie l"nt "lreo
j chlMrn Tr furenl will tkn :l2- JU!ay
I i-iornliic from the t-orre of t r li.c!trr. Mrs.
' I-ar4 Beul of N C14 No- h II tni.1 trt.
ts ct I'et'r's Lathearai. ttifnw U. iljunt Oar-
ra-l iV:nt-r
J H BuiK'vtrlt M yet-Jv app-lntM of
' f r assltunt t-y MWi Atto--y TicO J T
! ler t"jig
1 Mr an.t Mr G-s Klacun a' Isl'lrg Is
Ma'.UoBTlIle Ky
Mr ar Mif Fsr-u'l tVatrrn-.n -f Gereeo.
It . are tte cuc 3 of Mr ani Mrs Aarcn
i:-"i 1 -ott rr!-:r will nt in II "T
. Hal U-t -lrc to r-fce arri init-nt l
Jr.!..is.3 tn (. .-inrt -rr-vmal -xorc!jr i
lo leis 'a Kount Vllr I'l t ,t,er 1
il" Ktti-rlne Grleer cf lt-rl!le f't f'r.m
a Hubu-t-n ir uhlle icflnij Sf j.rs'rtxWj
llr left li was broken abavt tea -rfelc. b-e
' 0 ars 'M.
Tli- ll.-rt-itl W It rjaniiier. roator of t.
Tire- rm'j)urn Ci.ur h of ll.elll. te-
luni 3 ert-td :r m HnrJli:. Ill . wiwre be
lAxrtor Cbari'a Paris anJ wife returned ees.
trda frrm Kene-a. Jin . and brought thetr
catsbter. Mrs. lltwe g. gpaiks heme with
tv.i:n. I-tr Hails has been attenJtne buth
Sir mil Mrs Sparlos. who bare been lery 111
tn Scr-a.
Mrr cbarles Diamond of rjrafton is xlsltiBg
her auslit-r. Mrs. Josetib Poughertr.
SAY WASHINGTON
3 IIvikuUpi Antrnry n.t li a r.iiuU
JSua lsijy r." ni-anronn! -u I Iiflve not
Sn B ak v.g m.rwm ASA'..S-A A !. S A.
ibe -rVii, Vou !:' "," ' Te hr.tsnj.niy t "'J '" ! "- tie Alton rrc,uterr.
r xit i ni r; in vacancy or ;-rxir.:rnent , .....
jji ricii r paper r:s- d in the aengerbuad to Celebrate.
Wi'.r '"''"e ttxi eT"?.5I:v .'.'?,v; ! "' prepa-ntSons hne len ninde l.y the
.. I .. ...w ....w.r. ..t-."T..tia tvi
Mrs. Ilraadt erka a Ulvorre.
J..I ai 'mi lliandt fibil suit for dlvone l
t- n.ut ourt yterday acaltut
:eorct i;rar.at n mo Krounu o: -artier
T 'J were married at A""l.'n. t5-r-
iimttV ' l.VA an 1
e-nb-r il. 1"S
'be celrbra'lon of tl Ir th!t-elr;!it!i on
n.verary at Krvburc to-morrow I-irtte
l'aI.in a-o evpet tM from ?t. lyjuls,
Kat L l.ut Ilelleill and other town.
Th .onitnitte on Arr.tziseinent U '(m
IMHed of "hires linker (Icorrt Ko.Ier.
..-. ;, i..... 1. . ... . ..... . .
'7irjted :o- ' ' 'w' NaianiKkir. i nri"! iieiusenteia
anti L n 3imt a rnraue itimusn riv
. 1 ire ir. t!.e mornins will becin the :s-
(-untrmiit Motion Iteferrrd. i lu,!c,
s n it-r of a motion M i -inKIt cer- I i:at Side Realty Transfers.
t .1. de ndtits It tl.- Otxuit Court uw ( ixj . Trio.f. SIM f - r-oori la BfU
.f '.- llu"l Sib JiiJ Iior .om;iny; r.i . ..trtir wei- a f lm-
mj Ktinhir I lulle nnd other lor! Vt. W ALt ti l-i K - !- warraity
om rmpt of co'.rt lint ben rferrd to ' " t ts n.l n "i: ft -f Ic IT.
;i r u Hhl'-'.'lH Mui. r In Chanc-ry. . e " "rta (.jifnn.5: d4: lun c?nnir'
u.
WOULD CANCEL GAME
:t. Ituis Universitv Football
Players Informed That Khie
and White Team Arc Not
Anx
ious to PIa Kofce Tolv.
rootball j.layer st St. Irals University
r.i.d sterd' t!t the Vahlngton Uni
versity tam was ansloue to cancel the
sani with Itore Poly, schtjuled for Octo
ber .. St. Iu! Unlverity alo has a
game scheiuied with the Terre Haute team
and II is raM that Washington may cancel
!if. I1? lf.Jlo.'"J I.,JS 8t- L"1 Univer
sity. It U Slid that Washlnrtnn lTnli-.rltv
net only refuwH to nlav St. roio. i-nivor.
f..- t I,
t?titniHif
llennlxn at MorrU t'lly. III.
iu ipm m.
t l V III . HUT H re l.i' .
lit.)
obi 'i cf vllte t'uintv ea h- Id
! re v mi pec -be mre made bv the
llnfr. I J F M yaa). Captain 11
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rui v Ait to r:.x-ii' ii rtrttTi wimntr
' t'-l t- ! 15 sn-S 1 !-Iiia aM!tlslon f
tok 1S liis- St lu-f. Cvvtii &tii.!i K.M-1
hrtJ , b'' ts l'-'l !t Hnm wnrnnty
j 1-1 t . n& i rilwfst tj t-: of Irt 5).
b i nt' n .i-c- rmi'Je'it m tJS
J I. stlbtae Jr to l'"ry D I.-:k- j-rnn-y
t-e-1 !.. a ini-tK. L.ir-t.in aJJ:t.o:i
tidrtiMv t,'U
i lUn. I.. Tboii."icn t . Iical C He's.
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
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rttj-. but a!o objecU to plalng teams on
thii schedule of 3u Uouls Universitv.
ti 'Ji T?m" H. to PJ" the Missouri
f.".- Jh Suc"i of superiority wIU be
.ettie.i by the games against tl.j State
University.
Althoush the St. Louis University play-
tMcS to hva fTce,lve,.thelr 'n'ormi
tion from pood authority. Manager ni"fc
anlsoti of the Waablnton team said he
?.?" r.no,wcF, ""i n"ng tbe came
with Uoc. He said that Rose would be.
Pluy-d next Saturday as schedui-d. anl
that he knew- nothing nbour a.klnjr Rj
to call eff the game with St. Louls Unher-
A St Ixi-jIi I"tilereity plaver said- "I
ha-.e. It on good authority that Washing
ton is ani.oiiH to carc"l the game with
Lose or bs Hose to call oft the same with
b It is probable that thle 1 being done
to avoid rivlrg anv chance to ascertain
the relative rtrercth of the two local
.ean lIow--e- Vashlngton is to play
JSJlF' rJ " fcT" m tcheduled
rltn the same team as ! a ta.. i.
no polbIe ch-tnes of not playing thee
games utiles, Washington cancels, as Ml-
url nslted ue for the game. We sch.l-
of" whether War'gtVa?- ""
WASHINGTON OPENS SEASON
AGAINST BATTEBY A TO-DAY.
Washington University will oj-n its
rootball sea-on this afternoon at the
niadlum azaiast the Battery A teaia Th
contest w 111 start nt 3 o'clock Coarfi
rnlrweatli-r will nwni - oii-i.. ...--
t-um. conH.'erliig that school op-ned only
a row day o and some of the players
have not b-en out.
Ortlv light worfc v;a gene throrgh ves-tr-ai
to jve the strength of the men
-..., . - ,. . r-porieu mat the Uat-
:s not equalled anywhere in this or other countries.
Whether it is due to the mountain air, the mystic
clouds, or the setting of pine clad mils, visitors to
Eureka Springs say they have never seen such
sunsets, nor such beautiful moonlit nights.
Furtka Spring i but a nirfct'e ride from St. Lcuit, in through sleeker, en
thr Frisco System. It ess exrtllrat h?r! and boarcisj boue. iroosg then;
lit m-cJ;crr.t Clcivr Horn., locatnl on th; scrnrrJt cf tie higtest
-ocuntiin This hotel is netrd far its exreiiect serrice. sp!rcdii raitice and
btsut-r-l s.n:::c
A REMARKABLE OFFER
.j wi mil iiae A strong team to op
;if'l the rtyrtl and rraroon Doctor ;th
r-ralth. w.-.c plas,i t .,.f snJ nU on
V ash.ncton larft jeer has I sen coaohlr.g
... A s and nwy beat hi o!.I teammnte.
I.J-C. who n!aeit tArkt i. -ii-
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! a t taa win Ut-i
n4 far. M. lassss ss gas
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' He has Ueii laid up reveral weJcs
with nppcnll.Uif, but will aratn don the
ralmrcairrr iiktly mil! ftak rrral !
rlti.n..n 111.1.. K. a. . . . K
. ""'"'I' "" sra to gue a;i ii"
ci.nrt:1it a chance H? wbii start the
t-m with Hunt or Osborxi lft end:
-naroerg Ktt tackle; Lucky. left
Krau- rltht tack!, oattlen, end: Inllon.
.--ir:qr back. A. Krause. Thomaa. John-in-n
of Thmonn In the back pe.tj
The Me-i!cl S.:hool w-Hl open Wednes
day. wh3 all candidates will be expected
to srow up .Vrkanras UnMersi'y was
suBstStutrj for the game October ;i
l.OIE TEAMS TOL-XMET.
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j A Cesn This Maralag.
t Tfca Rrst round cf the str.ca ifnln
snJ mixed doubles f-r the liiies- open
tennis tournament will be playe-i on tfca
it SjiovS ' ""
Although this will te the first taur-a-raent
la which ladles have contested la
thU city, an exjertisrallv urge entry has
bes receive.!, especially In the singles and
raised dcjt.es. 4he bst talent WJ1 com-ret-
for the trepkls. Prizes win ahw be
tf,"?"in ." rum.ers-up la each class.
High eVbooL Country aub and others
r.T entered.
The drawings fef the IsdieW fiajKes
T.V tt. yrday. aid are as follows-:
UVv - IVe,,!!0V XJ Mr- Charles
jrk vs. Mrs J D. Csaeron and Miia
Opce MarriU: MJs Morton and Miss
Jtb v Masses Lawrerce and Morgan-MS-s
IsaAet HuU and Mlml Oaresche vs.
:'!f?.R- Aand Q S. Romtauer; Misses
J. B. Kennard and leotase Eepeichiej r.
X? Heger Law's and Margaret Chsm-
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AND $1 PER WEEK WILL BUY A LOT.
Do a "GOOD TURN" for Your Family.
Turn the Key to Your Own Home Door.
HEBE IS AN OPPORTUNITY!
DAVID P. LEAHY, Agent,
800 CHESTNUT ST.
OPPOSES JAPANESE INVASION. McGARVIE BACK FROM SOUTH.
Visitor From Honolulu Says Japs
re Buniness.
Injur
, JPlaya titans Te-Day.
JltCt coof wis r-iae SVC--;- CUS
A.tM. 1 sr.e-Tsoes. fVeen Wixt win tax
- "Jjsrtse t th. TUre-s it su socal ti
tt rr: n ear-rts t rraae a; least
: - -.tv-i ec tie tesrt. A .ve
!" '-- 'it: rear- : trt m c-.tl
"Jitrry Cr-eX Itu.n. L.axs. Tje- iter-
Kw.tr aid tVsshM. - --
TSkomas H. Watkiss of Honolulu. V. I..
was a ruitar in St. Louis yesterdty. Mr.
Watkln. is en Lis way to New Vork
speaking of the HawaiUn Irian's jes
terfiay be semtd to think that the Jap
ansss sr their bane ar.d that efforts to
keep them awsy should be s-j.de.
Tfs sornethlrg fierce the wr th Jar-
aness sre moncryillring thinj I-. the Is
lands." Mr. Watkln said -They .re
Tiy
w4.l
seen control every lr.du.try nnd are rst
ting a firm hold of the pUntatiors,
Thty work ao chearlr that It wsuld
.. - . - .... . -..
otj iaforoiM :ar any wcite man to com- i
m m .vl.W ... &..e a .....I .l
. -. .., i. j uin-se icey can
stand smaller proSts. White men do not
vw m ssw;,
-Sotntthlrg ocght to b don-
It is
a serious matter, this Jnnr.'t InTalon.
it. i aui nent ts tjmpamue wjtn th-m
In ttei- war with Russia, but when It
comes to letting tSem -,jr into a coun
try In such a way that they are rerm-
rui to the real inhabitants, it te tir- tn
get serioc-. 4
-Tha tree V ! tb- tla, n tio lr . ,
a acia; uoaai. anc seon a white man will
hare no slow there. I am In th cjar
buslce. si they hare, not harme-1 me
5.. -- " D "3 ti" "ney will ,
before o-.g. if they are allow ed to con-
tinea as they are doing.'
President of Vaudeville Circuit
Announces Opening Datet.
H. F. XcOaxvie. nrsildent of the Inter
tat AmuMmtat Carapany. wr.ic.l Is pro
niotiruc a new .-uid-.li:e ccuit in the
South, with the booking and general
oSlces in St. Loils. returned to tbe vlty
yeettrdav after an absence all sumsser ik
the South, visiting the cities which wui
be inclu-ied in the new circuit.
Mr. l!3ir.:e said that, in all of the
cities constituting ths circuit, the new theater-
which are being tullt for tte inter
state chain are e-ell under way. the edi
fice at Hot Springs, where the initial
cpenlr.r. win take place. October SS. being
Vract'any completed.
The .tes o; th, openings of the eircnlt
theattrs in the other cities Mr. McGarne
says. arj,aa follows: Danaa. October S9:
taco. Ncrember ; ian Antonio. Xorem
br :: Hocstoa. Nore-nber SO. Fort
Worth. No ember XT. and Uttts Kock. V.
cercbe- .
Twwt.ral Trie) ArrewteeL
Carl Talor. U years old; Calvin Bailey.
1" tmm obi. Ernest Ccmlw. U years old,
ani lttbrt Jones. Jl years old. were ar
ret. About aa o'clock yesterday nvsrn
!nr by ttrgiARi Houlihan and Fol'.'xaitt
CTKeefe and Eurns. The policemen
charge that ths boys have been stealing
veg-tabies frc-a farmers wagons ca tts
ay to market.
FAIR CLOSES AT CErYTRAUA.
Xew Buildin! and Grounds Add
to 8oc4-ei of Exhibition.
tcr-ciuc iV-x-ial.
Centralis. Mo Bept, JB.-Tbe Centralis
Fair, which has bees in progress here
this week ar.d which closed to-day. has
attracted large crowds of sightseers.
Aitaveugh the -saw scildings are large
and ecrr.rnodlous structures ths lair as
sociation officials have esrerieneed much
difficulty in ending rocai for tits unusaily
heavy sshlbits.
Thoroughbred horses and cattle fill
every pen. Ths eshlbtu of country rro
duce are larger than ev-r before.
Excellent weather and track conditions
have mads ths racing cards attractive
and several of ths track records hrs
been smashed.
'
tVa t.n. mmjt .1.
money rec-.i'red therefrom aa a i
to be used whan sejitshrvu ta mm
rs want ths money apporttoaesl
'.J1 lL??T th " Cniinsssi mt feetk
the Chickasaw and Choctaws aasM-ssssn.
th same kill beforw any iTsjssIPtsi sfc
lands can ks eonsldereX J " " ,
SAYS FEES HAVE BEEN PAW.
Llojd Makes Btateraeat Ccera-in-r
CoBdrj-Wood CrntML
-.
DISPOSITION OF COAL UNO
MONEY DIVIDES THE INDIANS
u-niiuc n-tOAU
Artmore. L T.. Sent. 2. The Chlckainw
Legtslature has sd'ourned until Mondiy
to give to Mansfield. McMurray and Cor
ntab. tbe tribal attorneys, tin to draft a
UU providing for tte dlapcel'loa of ths
ml and asafialt laadej of ths CbocUs and
Crlrksssw Satlopa.
ft-sr tlks
Hlra-n X4oyd. chairman of th
monlcaUoB to Tfcs RepuhlieT stat-a air
all fees mads necessary In UtajtawwaawS
tion of testimony taken la tka cSsssbm
Wood congrisstonaj contest BMawTa2i!l
paid by th rssswltt aad tlsat tawaasTTlZ
- ........ .n.ywi. 9s SMTSf
atr. uoya czzuuts a partial cobs- a
contract entered into Wswa ts
rtatement that the record jiaji sif
""" asmsuy susceptRle) at I
..w.... M lira fASBWPBi
vrisisau senc so waaningtoa
He further ezoreaaea Ma .
the salt will never come to tragi saww tSS
tlMrw M sssm nltarlsr mmtnmSLVs
aft.'
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