The New York Clipper (June 1913)

ft" \ \ i 11 8 TBTE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. JUNE2ff DEWEY AND (WHIM FOR PROGRESSIVES. According to arrangements about to bo completed, the Dewey and the Gotham will be Included la the Progressive wheel, com* tnencing with the next season. The DuqucBne, Pittsburgh, Is another house that will play the shows with th e new franchis es, mum am nm n. Musp. BT OLIO. FAIRS FOR 1913 Jack Balm 1b spending a few weeks' lo- cation in Atlantic City. Jack expects to set back In harness next season. Louise Mann, the girl who knows how to put over a song, will he tea* in a principal rolo next season. Joe Bubton and tts wife and Ltcette liowo are spending a few week* at Yulan, N. X Joe goes with Al. filch's show. Std. Rankin left Pier 0, and gave his old burlesque friend a call at the Columbia, W ^*N?LvjH t oaTSw, Chief Clam Digger of ALABAMA.BTATBI BXPO.-4iontgom«y, S. the Lox Club, paid a vliit to the club's head- .SP." 0 .^ 'd&%JF'J5??2 t *<-, « quarters at Bockaway Sunday, with a ben *****"*K B S A S B BAIB—Btrmlturham, 0. of fair ones w-18: 8. H. Fowlkes, sec. Bujch coomb felt awfully lonely Sunday. AMBBICAN ROYAL uVb STOCK Bnow- Couldn't do any melding, to took In a picture Kansas City, Mo., O, 6-11; T. J. Wor- show nan, sec. Waitxb Grsaves underwent a slight opera- BLUB GSA8S_ rAIH^Lexington, S>, A (A$ far a* reported acften tntt lUt went f o press. aMUIohI UeU win 60 published M lut as fkf fair* art Homed.) The following list if made up from the official lists furnished by the Tarlons secre- taries of the fair associations, and the dates are those furnished by aucb officials. They are not taken from last year's list, with the date* goeaaed at The dashing of dates, the frequent change* and the difficulty in col- lecting all tho material combine to make It Impossible to make a list of this kind com- 8late, bat this lilt Is aa nearly correct as It i possible to make it, and the fairs we record here will be found useful to many classes of ■bowmen who have not yet arranged their routes for the coning Summer and Fall sea- son. The letters preceding dates stand for the months, vis.: Jy. for July; A. for Au- gust; & for September, etc STATE FAIRS AMD EXPOSITIONS FOB IMS, Fods Cotrnxr FAra, Commerce, O. 27-N. 1, Past T. Harbor. Foubtii District A. 4 M. Pais. OsetoIUob, O. 14-17, J. II. Melson. GaOBOIA-AlABAMA FAXB, Oohuabna, ■■ , J. A Banks. Gboroia-Oarouna Pais, Agotta, K. 0-16, Frank E. Beam. Oojldow Counts Fare, Olhonn, 0. 80-26, H. J. Roll. Oftrnrm aim Spauidinq Oowrrx Fair, V. 10-1T, a P. Bridges. Laurens Oomm Fan, DnMxo, ■ i ■ . Peter Twltty. Macon Onrnt Fan, Ogstfhrope, i , 0. T. Harden. MoDtrrrra Oouirrr Fas, Thmsna, O. 6-11, A K. L. Brass. Maurow Cotnrrr Faib, Boswvll, O., 10-15, 7. B. Mensell. Putnam Oomm Fair, BetontOO, K. 4-9, J. Prink Byway. South Oeoroia Land EiposmoH, Tlfkm, , H. B. LaytOD. ,„ Wnxas-LtNooLW Oos. Fats, WsshJnxton, a 98- •1. J. take Bardette. ILLINOIS. Boas*. Belviafse. 8. 2-6; Frank atlroy. Brown, Sit. SMling, A. 68-291 Writer . Bureau, Princeton, S. 2-5; C. I* Trimble. Cai.nouw, Hardin, Don last week, and has entirely recovered. Lena Daily arrived In New Tork after a visit to her home !n IndJanapollB. Mbyeb Harris to put over the Delancy Street stuff with Morion Ibis season 11-16: John W. Bain. sec. CANADIAN INDUS. EXH. ASSN.—Winni- peg, July 8-16: A. W. Bell. CANADIAN NATL EXD.—Toronto, A. 26- 8. 6; J. 0. Orr. rect stun witn aranon nnis season. *«.«ulw?* "• ziJfiv.. ... „-„ ._—. Huohjb BrnsniABD is kept on the Jump CENTRAL CANADIAN BXH. ASSN.— - s* ii s___ _ "_ .■_ . ■ *•»__ r ark** as sa ssta D K It • W \M*Atm\, ~_ these days. Everything Sew for his Pro- gressive Show. Dock Armhtiio.no is having some time these days with his two racing cars. Joy riding night nnd day for Dock. -Some safe and Mane auto drivers: Charlie , . Howard, Sam Howe and Uary Le Van. Look COLO, out for Dock Susa. Alice Bayles closed with the Sam Howe 8how June 20. Abb Bbxnolds Joined the Lox Club last week. A regular member now. Aid. Wird must have on awful bankroll. Sid's getting cued for * 10,000. Rid. says be didn't know there was that much money in the world. Ottawa, 8. 6-18; E. McMahon. ' t roBMA* jsTAata**' FAJrV-Saeramanto, 8. 1.1-20 : C. Allison Telfer, - CAMBRIDGE VALLEY AOBI. SOC—Cas> brldga, N. X.. A. 18-22; Elliott B. Nor- OaasoLL. kit. Oarroll, A. »•»; Osl. af. . Oiumpuon, Crbana, A. 90-28: J. B. Qotrk. Olabx, MarttosvUlc, S. 0-18; H. Ossaway. OLAT. Flora, S. 16-10; B. 8. foaes. CLnrron, Btesaa, 8. 10-18: A. W. Oram OoLss, Ohailasssu. A. 18-22; W. O. Olasae*. CSjAWroaa, Botsasoa, 8. 22-2S; Henry Ooolter, OuMiisaLAKD. OteCDUP. S. 2-0; Xdasa Tharp. DalUl*, 8aaawldt. S. &-1S; a I. "' DosexAS. Osmargo, ———; 3. B. BDOAB, Paris. A. 2E.20: W ' EBWAA08, Booaa, Paris. A. 2C-20: W. B. Ourtla. Bowards, Albion, S. 10-19: Ben. L. Marne. ErrmoHAM. Altamont, A. B6-2S; Ttuy DeU»rt. JarvxasoN Oodrr Aori., FalmeM, A. 6-8, A. B. Libacb. Joawsoit coDNTT Aan., Iowa OUr, 8. R fleo, A. Hltcbcoek. Jowss onum aoxl, McntlnUBj A. SMB. Fred W. Hoop Kossotr Ctoowrr Aon., Algooa, 8. 1649, T. H. Wadnrcrtn. , ___. Ian Ooumtx Aosi., DcsmrilaoB, A. 8040; (Arts. Buffotr. O/Ion Oomrrr Aou., Bock Baplds, A. 24-20, A. 8. Wold. Laju PaAisns Disnioi Aaai., Prila, 8. 0-11, Obas. Porter. _ Masssna Distbict, a ts sa sas, s. 1-4, D. p. H> sarLFOBD' Fair Assn., MllfOrd, > F. B. Eel- •W. _ , Madhon Oduktt Aori., Wlntecset, ■ . 8. A. Bays. Maubau, Oothr Fais Aaaw., Marshall town, 8> 8-12. W. M. Olark. SIrLM Oocntt Aoai., ktalren, A. 6-S, I. T. Swala. MrrcHsu, Ooomr Aosx., Osage, 8. 0-12, Out H. BaaassBB. Monoha Ootnm Faxb Assn., Oaawa, B. 8-tS, L A. Dlobkj. . Monrob Oodhtx Asrx., Albla, A. 1841, Loeeo Pwrui. Milton District Aorl, Mlltoo, 8. 16-19, D. A. Miller. •fOVTLLB Stock: Show, MovtBe, 8. 8-8, B. J. Anderson. Nbw Shabon Distbict Aosi., New Bnaron, 8. 15-18, Prank Uomln. North Iowa Fair, Mason Olry, 8. 8-12, Ohaa. H. Barber. OaLWBiir Dibtbiot Faib Absw., Oelwela, 8. S-o, 0. B. Knos. O'Bbibn Oountt Aosi., Sutherland, 3. 8-8, E. J. OBMBBBBJ. FOTTAWATTARrnS OOUNTT FAIR ASSM., AvDCB, 8. 9-13, Caleb Smltb Fowbsbirb: Ooontt Obhtbax, Aobl, Malcolm, A. .16-21. ISjS. Wowak. PuwssBisa Ootnm Orntiu. Abk., GtlnneU, 8. 2-6, y. T. Cessna, BOOKWEU. Orrx Fair Assn., Bockwell City, Jy, 80-A. 1. W. Q. 8 HIT 2-0, B. W. Scbag. 1ST., St BzaAWRRaai Pomr Diar., Btrswbezry Point, 6. ton. sec. qbIdo INTKB8TATB FAIB AND EX- POSITION— Denver—Lrvlng L. Baton. COLQBADO STATE FAIB—Paehlo, 8. 16- 20; A h. Price, sec. CONNECTICUT STATE FAIB—Hartford, 6. 1-6. CALGARY INDUSTRIAL BZHIBITION CO. —Calgary, Can,, Je. 80-Jy B; B. L> Richardson, sec. DELAWARE STATE PAIR — Wilmington, Llotd F. Mibphv has Joined the National ^-Jftfo.^ai^.HyWBsoa Jr., see. Poor. Some singing act OBORQIA SfTATB FAIB—Macoa, O. 21-31; Bun Bakbb Is recoTering. Postal Card from Rnth Barbour from Buffalo, where Ruth Is having some time. Emus Coli.ink expects to do the Johnny Ray thing, this season, with one of the Co- lumbia wheel shows. Lvcu Cooped is well on the way to re- covery and is able to walk around a bit. Dan Oallaoiibb is a regular captain now. Dan has a boat right off Neptune Avenue, where he entertains his old friend with a sail everyday. Plenty of Geo. Buret's aboard. Enough said. Harry C, Roberts, see. HAOBU8TOWN INTBB-STATB Md., O. 1416; FAIB— Palmer Uagetstown, Tenant. ILLINOIS STATE FAIR — Springfield, a 8-11: J. K. Dlcklrson,sec. INDIANA BTATB FAIB—IndbuapoUs, 8. 8-12; Charles Downing, sec. INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXPO.— Chicago, N. 20-D. 6; B. U. Hclde. IOWA STATE FAIB—Das Moines, A, 20-28; A. R. Corey, see iowa inter State live stock faib— Bloux City, 8. 18-20; Joe. Morton, sec. vir n lAiriEi n , KANEAKBD INnaaJi-8TATB FAIR—Kan- Alt mitaiLLLi o. K. irakeo, til., 8. 1-6; Len Bmnll. Vic Baravelll, who was confined to his bed KANSAS STATE FAIB Hutchinson, 8 15- for the past three weeks, Is around again 20; A. L Sponaler. sec and well on the road to recovery. Vie will KANSAS STATE FAIB ASSOCIATION — be back at the old stand as leader at Miner's Topeka. 8. 8-12; H. L. Cook, sec Bronx next season. KBNTOCKT BTATB FAIB—Louisville. & » 1B-20; J. L. Dent, see. MEYER IIA It It IS TAKES VACATION. KENTUCKY. — Perry Victory Centennial Meyer narrls left New York for flulllvan Calebwtlqtk.i^BTttl &Hk R Ooode. County, for a few weeks' vacation bofore LODI8IANA. 8TATB FAIR—flhreveport, N, rehP»Alia. 6-12: L. N. Iirueggerhoff, sec. rehearsals. MARYLAND STATIfFAJIU-'ltaoiJlum, 8. 8-8; Jas, & Nassear. see. John a. Oribvbb Is out of the hospital, mmmtaSt htvtb *ai£_h.-,ii-- a completely cured, und ready for buslnca. MINNBSOT^A SPATE FAIR—Hamllne, S. Julius Vooleh, formorly leader of Miner's aimntrijii rt*t»i S'air TWrMt a is. Eighth Avenue. wlU open a school of har- M1 ^?^ B? B.mof ^""^^^ a * MIBBISBIPPI STATE' FAIE—JackBon, O. mony. Aoelatdb E. Fowlzr has algncd with the Harry HastingB Show. CCondntMJd on pace ts.) Two Mlnntea' -walk from the Empire. MINNOCK'S HOTEL 16M.M Rlflge Awenne Propv, VtnoBBt J. Torpey Bjhfj aaelpfcla, Pa. GRIFFIN IN ST. CATHARINES. The Orlffln Amusement Cos has secured a albs for a new theatre la St Catharines. Can., which will have a seating capacity of twenty-flvc hundred. The purchaser la John Grifln, who is the founder of the Grlffln AmiiHcinent Co. The new thcatro will front on Head Street, and its dimensions will bo 28-N. T; J. M. McDonald, sec. fAISfilSSIPl'I-AIABAMA FAIR—Meridian', Mis*., O. 20-26; R. II. 8trlplln, bcc sOBSOURl.—Llv* Btoek and Horse ahow, St Joeeph, 8. 22-27. 6XISSOUBI STATE FAIR—ecdalla, B. 26- O. 8: John T. Stinaon, sec MONTANA BTATB FAIR—Helena. 8. 22-27; A. J. BreUenateln, see. . NATIONAL CONSERVATION EXPOSITION —'KnoxrlUf, Tejin,, 8. 1-0. 1; W. M. OoodmsA.dir.-gen. NATIONAL WESTERN BTOCK SHOW — Denver, Colo,, Jan. 18-24, 1814; Tied P. Johnson, sec. NATIONAL FEEDERS AND BREEDERS 8HOW —Ft, Worth, Tex, N. 22-20; John P. Stafford, sec NEBRASKA STATE FAIB—Lincoln, B. 1-6; W. R. Mellor, sec NEW JERSEY.—Inter-State Fair, Trenton. 8. 2it-o. 3; M. R. Marglrum. sec 150x1)0 feet. Sufficient land has bem re- m .»-». », *.. n, «««,,.» », served for a ten-foot exit court on the aldo NEW YORK BTATB FAIB — Syracuse, 8. and rear. 8-18; Albert B. Brown, sec «■» NEW STATE FAIR —Muskogee, Okla., O. 6-11: Win. C. Boone, sec. NORTHERN WISCONSIN FAIB ASSN.— Chippewa Falls, 8. 16-20; W. F. Horn, sec NORTHERN OHIO FAIR—Wllloughby, & 16-10: 8an Low. NORTH CABOLINA STATE FAIR—Raleigh, »CW I1I1B;iiivo iiiwuhTi mivi hd usual vaa |V 20-2R • JtM B PAaRaA. a^caa^jfaw OHIO.—Forest City Live Stock Fair, North " 1, A. 25-80; U. J. Kiln*, sac. BLANCHE AT THE BEACH. Blanche Colvln, the regular girl with the regular name, Is giving the folks down at Brighton Bench the benefit of her extra- ordinary vocr! ability this week. Blanche la spilling out tho wnrblo stuff at Sam McKee'S New Brighton Theatre, and as usual on t off a i slngi ■S««» McCREB ABD CLARK BEPARATCL Junle McCree and Edward Clark have dis- solved partnership, under an amicable ar- rangement. Tho separation took plaoe ex- actly one year from the formation of the 8. 2841 #: I. 8. Mahan, sec partnership, and each partner will cow go OREGON BTATB PAIR—Salem, 8. 29-0. 4 ; nin eeparate way, con tinning In the same line of work. s«» OHIO STATE "PAIR^oitunbUB, 8. 1-6; A. P. Sandlea, see, OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR—Oklahoma City, Ford. Piper at?, 8. 9-12: b. B. Pank. Puitoit, Lewlrtw. A. 19-22; Bngene Wbttlag. ORBBna, OarroUton, O. 14-17; 8. B. Simpson. Gsondt, Maaoq, 8. 23-26: F. H. CBapn. Hbnbt. OtabtfOte, A. 1942; Tteo. Boltenstsm. Banar, Kewasee, 8. 9-12; Geo. A. Andioay. laoeooia, Wataeta, 6. 18-19; Geo. B. McNamee, Jaoxsow, Msrptqrsboro, 6. 2-5 -, Obas. L. Blttat. JasrsB, Nawtan, 8. 9-12: H. A. Faller. jBrrcBBOH, Mt. Vernon, 8. 22-27: O. B. Keller. Jo Davibss, QelsBS, 8. 28-24; Q. 0. BUsb. Jo DAVtass, Warren, 8. 16-19; J. W. Blehssdssa. JOBMSoar. Vieoni, A. 19-22; B. Jr. rnBagauston. Kahkaxjrb, Kankakee, B. 1-5; Lea Email. Khox, Kmhv1U>, A. 26-29; W. H. Paokcy. Lax a. Liberty vlllc, S. 2-5: Bay L. Bobbard. laBafii.B. Ottawa, 8. 16-26; 15. B. VbartoD. LaSalb, Streator. 8. 8-12: Cbaa. F. Wamlcaso. Lbb, Ambor, 8. 1810; WUIUb U Liw*. Livinostow, Falrbnry, 8. 1-5; <leo. B. Ckadon. Looaji, Atlanta, K 2-5; Frank & Bevaa. MAcotrnv, OerUovlUe, 8. SO-o. 8; J. p. Amett Mimso.v. Hlgblsnd, 8. 4-7: J. O. BanJlll. Marion, Oentralla. 8. 22-27; D. M. Habbaid. MoDoMOUon, Buhwll. S. 9-5; B. H. Alexandet McDoNODOH, Macomb, ; F. W. Harris. MoBbkbx, Woodateek, A. 26-29; Tbso. Hamer. MoLbah, Danren, 8. 2-0; John S. Popple. MoLein, Heyworta, S. 10-12; 0. O. Brown. McLsah. Le ftor, A. 19-22; Oacar H. Pasxes. Mihabd, Petersborg, S. 9-12; H. B. Beekmaa MsBCis. Alcdo, 8. 16-19; W. D. Rmersoa. Pbrrt, Plnckneyrllle, 8. 16-19; 8. J, Harry WO- sou. Putt, afonrloelto, 8. 2-5; O. H. Btdcehr. Pma Orlggsvllle, Jy. 22-25; Boas P. Shtaa. Pops. Ooleooda, 8. 31-27: T. Boy Vaostta. PoTRtaic. Mdtabb, B. 23-28; B. H. BamtRraer. Bakoolpb. Sparta, 8. 10-Oet. 8; C. O. Bates. RioaLaMD, Olaey, 8. 1-6; A. J. Lake. Book Isiakd, Joalln. 8. 9-11; J. E. Waowrlght. SAI.IMR, Harrtabsct. & 16-19: W. P. OUver. SciiniLEu, RaBhrllle, A. 12-16; H. E. McLaren. Stabs, Lafayette, 8. 2-5; F. T. Qelvln. Stibk, Wyoming, A. 26-29; J. W. Smith. TJHioif, Janeaboro, A 12-15; A. A. Faleawlder. Union, Anna, A 28-29; F. H. Kroh. Wababbl, BxMbssbjL ■ i j Peter Meyers. Warns, FalrtaM, A. 16-i2; Harry L. LcuUnger. Wiirra. Oarml, 8. 9-19; O. M Barnes. Waxtasroa. Moidaoa, 6. 2-6; Pwi F. Boyd, Will. Rwood, I M. K. FJh. Wnvxi, bIobm, & 11-IB; Barry J. OosraO. Wiu., Peatona. 8. 17-19; Frad Carstena. Wnvtuaisoar. Mirtoo, s. 9-12: dee. o. 0 WlMBmBASO, Sooth Bekdt, A. (4-29; B. B. Wooosorb, El Pass, A. 25-zt; h. J. Tegtmyer. IOWA. Adair CoBKTX Aori., Oreenfleld, , W. W. Barrel. ABAva Odumtx Aqxo., ORDlag, 8. 8-ll, Oeo. B. BUas. Auakareb Oouhtx Aqrj., Waukon, > Oeo, Hall. AvmnsoR Cooirt Aou., Anfluboa, 8. 28-26, 6. 01 Ourtla. AsiatosA Pad Aaaw., inamnea, A. 11-16, L. W. RosnelL Baaroif Ootnm Aaai., Vinton, 8. 8-19, Bel. White. Boons Oountt Aaai., Ogosn, 8. 16-19, W. O. Treloar. Books OBmifs Pass add Ttm Aian., Boooe. 8. 1-4, Join 8. Orooka. Bubna hm Oouirrr Aori., Alts, A. 18-16, W. Julian Buddlck. BucBAMAir OotnxTT Faxs Assn., ladependenee, 8. 2-5, J. 6. Bassttt. Bubna vista Oooam Aaai.. Abta, A. 18-18, W. J. Slevers. Bdtuss Couktt Aori., Alllaoa, 8. 9-11, 0. P. Hlssman. Bio Fobb Faib Assn., Naabwa, & 1-5, a L. Putney. Bottaxo CErrrBR Bibt. Pair, Baffslo Omtae> Bra Four brsTmoT Faxb Abbs., Fonda, A 5-8. Bs. BlUott. Cax*o™ Oroarr Faxb AasH., MaBsao, 8. 2-6. O, O. Eaakay. Carboix. rani ajto Unrmij Park Aesv.. OkrsoU. 8. z-S. Peter Saenhany. Oasb Ooosnrs Aoai., AUaatte, 8. 18-16, J. J. WILL PLAT IN PARIS. Helen Vincent, the American singer and dancer, who la now In London, has been en- gaged by the management uf the Follcs Ber- gcre, Paris, and will appear in the French capital early In September. < ■> BODliB POY CO. STRANOBTA Eddie Foy and company, appearing in "Over the River," closed Juno 16 at Calgary, Can., because of poor business, and the van- Frank Meredith, _ PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION — N. Portland, Ore., D. 8-18: N. C. Marts, sec ROYAL AOBI. * INDC8. BOC—<New West- tnlnater. B. C. & 80-0. 4; D. B. Mc- BFOKANB' INTERSTATE FAIR—Spokane, Wo8h., 8. 15-21- Robt H. Ooagrore.sec. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIB — Boron, 8. 6-12; a N. Mellvelne, sec SOOTH MICHIGAN BTATB FAIR—Benton Harbor. 6. BOO. 6; A. B. Miles. TENNESSEE) BTATB FAIR—Nash villa, a _2S-o. 4: J. W. Busawarm, sec Ohickabaw Oottstt Aori., New HBBtptoa, 8. 9- 12,. F. D. Grlffln. Olatton Ooowrr Aom., NattoBal, 8. 9-12, Henry LBSBMaSJBRSB Cunton Ootnm Aoai., B»WMt a B. 10-12, O. a. -a. B. Aniens Ousrre* DBBt., OUrbbb, Cbawsobo Oocwit Faxb abob w Aries, A 942, O.M. OmswsIL OauratBOS Juacnoa Dur., Oolnmbes Jnacnjon, a. 2-8, ». N. Johaston. . OxABXKna ram Asm., CUrlmia, 8, 8-12. 2. 01 aesa. a mis members of tho company started far New TEXAS COTTON PALACE ASSOCIATION York. ■»»» HUGH MclM'OSU SAILS. —Waco, N. 1-16; & N. Mayfleld. sec TEXAS STATE FAIR—DaUas. O. 18-N. 2. TRI-STATH FAIR AND EXPOSITION- 25, Hath D. Mfclntosh sails for Bngtand lono ^^^^S^^iS^S^^ »■ » .VTDRMONT BTATB FAIR—White River Jet, 8. 16-10; F. L Davis, sec Ttra FederaUoa ct Theatre Clubs will have VIRGINIA STATE FAIR—Richmond, O. 6- KXk cBfik-alr ploy In Che applo orchard at Van 11: W. D. Gordon, tee. CortlandC Pais: and wind up wioh a dance at WASHINGTON STATE FAIB— ($. Tektma, Its Mid-Summer IVsttval July 15. Pacmnc Nbtf returns to the fltage June 25, la "Tho Only Son," at the Harlem Opera Bouse James M. Muirycn. the patent modi- dno mnu, whom she toarried la 1906, when she was twenty-four and he sixty, began a di- vorce suit In lliliruleluhia two weeks ago. "The Piibjle Uoao" roachoe Its aan hun- dredth performance at the Casino June 27. S. 20-O. 4; it. B. AverUL sec WEST MICHIGAN STATE FAIR —Grand Baplda, 8. 1-6; Chaa. F. Kennedy, sec WEST VIRGINIA—Wheeling, a 8-tt; Oeo. nook. sec. WESTERN FAIB—London, Oat, 8. 6-13; A M. Hunt. WISCONSIN BTATB FAIR—MllwRukee. 9. 8-12: 3. C. MaeBensie. sec Molue Atro NetUR Ktno KP e rehearsing WISCONSIN' INTER-STATE PAIB—La- *K "Til,. 11a«tlU,MnVAf KllO't MnruBM. tl 44.<M ) f-» «J \T~- ,..!.»« —. with "Tho Passins; Show of 1018." Geohcib BnoNson HowABD, the playwright, arrived from London June 23 on the Minno- irasfco, of the Atlantic Transport Line On the same steamer were Olive Wyndbam and her sister, Janet Beecher, and their mother, Mrs. O. J. Wyndhain. CABL V. Gnujn.ru, on American, obtained n divorce In London June S3 from his wife, Victoria Monks, a popular vaudeville actress. Mart gamien, recently rumored to be crosse, 8. 22-26: C. S. Van Auken, sec. WYOMING STATE FAIR—Douglas, O. 1-8; Aeon Hbrby, sec. QUEBEC PROVINCIAL HXlL-^cbOC, A. 28-8, 2; O. A Vandry. Oxwraai, Iowa Faxb, Asaes, ■ ■ I. 0. Bas- brouck. Dana Oocmr Aoai., BleoBuVld, S. 9-12, J. O. Wlsbard. Dbuwabb Ooowrc Aoai., MancxMSter, 8. 9-12, J. G. Babtn. DuouBsoBi Oountt Aam., Spirit Lake, S. 8-10, A. M. Johnson Jr. Wi.wansB Fan am> Tbaos AsaH.. BlkadeT, —, D. B. LlTiDgoed. Bssbs District Aobx., Bbedea, 8. 16-19, H. M. Weeks. Elik.n Bia Fooa Disc EUob, 8. 2-6, B. B, Baker. raTwrra Oomrrr Aori., Watt Union, A 26X0, m. A. x4ellres, Frahsxih OtWKK AQBL, Hainptw. B, 244, Q. D. WHSM QaBBBTB OotORT FAXB Aiay., Js ass j BBA 0. 9-18, A O CWhertsan. Oiowdt Oomrrt Aori., Orssdy Osnxer, A 19-61, K. V. MaBroom. OoixnuB Oowimr 4«s b ,. Oathcis Center. 8. 36- O. A Wo. 104 wards. Hawooci Oouwtt Aosx.. Bfitt A 9-4. WW. BUas. Haaaat Oovwct Aaat.. Basra, 8. *5. oea. w. BaTaes. Bajlbisoh Ojortt Aori., kOasomi Valley, A 8- 12, A, D. Hasbrock. Hajrar Oodktt Aaai., Mt Pleasant, A 12-26, a II. Trilby. HcvBOXoT Oocwxr Aobx., BosaboUx, , W. B. West. Iowa OotnrrT Aorj., Karenco, A 6-T, F. H. GEORGIA. ta iasaia ta Vaxa Aaaar., Marton, A 18-91, Oeae Bartow Ootmrr Pais Assn., OsrtenrvlBe, O. 6- 11, Boobs Pyron. Omtrb OormTT Faxb Assk.. Dooglaa. O. 99-31, MeWlB Tanner. Pagan, BR-8TA1 seriously ill Jn Parly, rcporta that she Is Dououa Oountt Faib, Doo«lu?llle, O. 2041. tt quite well and enjoying a good rest F. Stttoao. - v mw " w iMTn-BTATS Fan Absb., Bloux aty, 8. 16-26, JOS RBBBBBBj jAoasojr Ooonrr Asbc. M sqaaksta, 8. 2-6, W. IX MeOaflrey, Jastrb Coiintx Aori.. Rewton, A It-U, P. A Meredith. SBRXDOif Distbiot Para Abbn., ShaMcn, A. 30- 22, Geo. Gardner. fiBBHAirooAB Pais Asbh., Sheaandoah, A 11-16. A. W. Goldberg. Sao Oountt Aoai., Sac City, A 12-15, Gas BSroameter. fhULsr Ooottxt Aaat,, Harlan, A 10-22, N. O. Era send. Sioux Oouirrr Aori., Orange City, S. 10-12, H. SUkkerreer. Sbwal Fair Assh., Bewat 6. 4-6, Lord Johns- ton. TnroM Fan Absx., Tipton, & 2-6, O. F. 81a> mensaker. Tdfoxar Para Assw., nngiey, ——, I>. F. HaB, Tabu OotnrrT Faib Abbs., Toledo, A 16-19, A G. Smith. Tatxob Oouirrr Aon., Bedford, Jy. 20-A 1, 0. N. NHaoo. TJaiOH Dibtbiot Aoai., West Liberty, A 18-41, W. H. Sbipman, Victor Distbict Aori., Victor, A 12-14, J. P. Bowling. Wouakbburo Para Asim., Wlluamabiirc, A 9- 11, J. A. Ogle. What Ohxbr Dibtriot AOBX,, What Obeer, S. 1-4. Om. A. PoS. Wsbt Poimt District Aaai., West Point B. 23- 28. John WallJaBper. Wai-813 Vailbt Faib Abrb., Oantral City, S, 1-6, H. P. Lockwood. Wn.TON Faib Asbn.. wnton, A 12-14, W. A Cooling. Warren Oountt Fair Aasif., Indlanola, 8. 9-12, Joe McOoy. Wbbbteb Oodntt Fair aim Aobl, Ft Dodge, _ , J. O. Savaje. Wxnnbbaoo Co. Park: axd Faib Assh.. Forest _ City. 8. 9-12, M. M. Tboaapson. WrNNBsanx: Oomrrr Aobt., Decorsh, „ a Blakeman. WiKmxB Pant Assn., winncM, , Jne. A Bszter, Woara Ooobtt Aoai.. Northwood, A 16-17. T. 0. Oroe. WSiobt Oomrrr Aerai., Olarlon, S. A6. a W. Wnaley. INDIANA FAIRS. MoNTTBUBB, BlackXord Co., Jy. 16-18; C L. Smith, sjec 6LvBioS70rant Co., Jy. 21-26; E. F. Ferree, wWCs Edinbubo, Johnson Co., Jy. 28-26; Eobt Q. Fortsr. aoc s*iwjjjirowH. Henry Co., Jy. 28-A 1; F. A Wlsebart, sec Wabrxlv Huntington Co., if. SfcA 1| J. 43. Nobth Vbrnon. Jenntnga Co, Jy. 29-A 1; ., w - O. Norris, sec Menem. Delaware Co., A M; Earls H. Swala, see Bcssiavillb, Hownrd Co, A 6-8; A C Shilling, sec LAWRBNOEBuita, Dearborn Co, A 6-9; Estal G. Btelby, sec. Cbmskbi, Spencer Co, A 11-16; C. W. Abbott, sec. Nsw Castle, Henry Co, A 12-16; E. H. Reed, sec. New Habmonx, Posey Co, A 12-16; Mrs. Carrie Miller, sec. Lebanon, Boone Co, A 12-16; Lea Titus, sec. Osgood, Ripley Co, A 12-1B; O. B. Kemper, sec. Elwood, Madison Co, A 12-16; B. J. Weber, sec. Mama-go, Crawford Co, A 16-22; M. M. Tarry, aec CoLcuBrja. Bartholomew Co, A 19-22; W. N. Achenbach, sec , Cbown Point, Lake Co, A 19-22; Fred WtiHLiflr iftc CoirNBBSVTLLE Fayette Co, A 19-22; Jasper L. Kennedy, sec sTbankvobt, Clinton Co., A 19-22; W. O. Hlmmelwrlgbt, sec. Bockfort. Spencer Co., A. 19-26; C. M, rartridge, aec rAnmocrrr, Grant Co, A 18-22; F. C. Miller, sec. C^arioB, Harrison O, A. »&; Prsxk Bess, sec. BOTimixii. Warriclt Co, A. 26-80; S. W. Taylor, sec Latatettb, Tippecanoe Co., A, 26-29; C. W. Travis, sec RuanviixE, 'Bush Co, A 26-29; W. L. King, sec. ; Lafobtb, Laporte Co, A, 26-29; J. B. BowelL sec. Fbanklih, Johnson Co, A 26-20; O. J. Shuck, sec. East Entrou-ribb, Swltserland Co,, A 27-29; _ Geo. B. Los tat ter, aec Pobtlako, Jay Co, S. 1-5; Geo. B. McLaugh- lin, sec CBAWR0BD8VJIXB, Montgomery Co, S. 1-5; Ward McClelland, sec. Princeton Gibson Co, S. 1-6; Robt. C Baltxell, sec Tbsbb HAim, Vigo Co, 8. 1-6; Chas. R. Duffln, sec. Scottubcbo, Scott Co, 6. 2-8; G. V. Cain, fiAuuf, Washlagtoa Co, B. 2-5; Chas. B. Morris, see. Libebtt. Union Co, 8. 2-6; Ben F. Codding- too, sec Shblmvillb, Shelby Co., 8. 2-6; Oeo. A Parriah, sec HnwriBaEoao DcboU Co., & 8-19; B. W. Pickhardt, sec Goftaaai. Btthavt Co., 8. 0-12; U. M. BechteL sec Ounmngton, Huntington Co, S. 9-18; F. B. Wlckcnhlscr, sec yiNcnmas, Knox Co.. B. 16-19; Jas. M. House, sec Decatub. Adams Co., 8. 16-19; Chas. E. Magley, sec Convbesb, Miami Co., 8. 16-19; W. W. Draper, sec. CoviNOTON, Fountain Co., 8. 16-10; Geo. P. Schwin, aec Grbxnbobo, Deeatar Co, B. 1A10: Dr. C B. Ainsworth, sec. Fobt watnb, Allen Co., 8. 10-20; P. T. Btricdcr, sec. BocaasTBm, Fulton Co, 8.17-20; J. Howard Beed, sec KarnxixxviiLB, Noble Co, & 22-26; 0. C. Brouse. sec. BsBBMBW, Maraball Co., 0. 16-18; Geo. m Dauaman, sec Boubbon, Marshall Co, 0. 1-3; B. W. Parka, Nobth MABCBiaTBB, Waossh Co, O. Ml John Isenbarger, sec .. KAKBAS. Auabv Cooxm AooiouLTURai, Sooibti: F. A Beattle, loli; 8. 2-5. Axu-v Count* —Moran Afrtcoltarsl Fair Assn.: a. H. Ford. Koran rT. 17-18. ~^"* Barton Oonsn Fair Association: W. L. Boww- sox. Great Bend; O. 7-10. Bbowm Coitntx— Xbe Hiawatha Fair AssodatlSB: J. D. Weltmer, Hiawatha; 8. 23-28. Botlbb Cotthtt Fara Asbooution: T. P. Ms> ' ' Tdon, El Dorado; 8. 2240. Botlbs Oouirrr—Douglass Agricultural Society; J. A. CUy, Doaglass; O. 1-4. Olat GouTm Fair Association; J. W. Nord- strom, Olay Ceoter; 0. 7-10. Olat Ooowtt —Wskefield Agrleoltoral Associa- tion : Bagene Biking, Wakefield; O. 8 and 4. Cloud Cotnrrr Fam Associations W. L. Me- Oarty, Concordia; 3. 16-19. Oorm OmNTT Aoricot/toral Faib Absooiatjob: B. D. Weaver, Burlington; A. 25-29. OowLST Ootnrn—Eastern Cowley Fair Assocla- tlon: Ass Cooper, Burden. Oowurr Codntt Aobioultobal and Lira Stock Assooiatioh: Frank W. Sidle, Whmeld; A. 11-14. DaoATtra Oovhtt Pars Association : J. A Oorrtll. Ofterlln; 8. 3-3. Diokibbon Countt Fair Association: 0. 0. Aa- dersoa, Abilene; O. 1-8. DOUOLAS Countt Faib and Aosicultubai. So- ciety: O. O. Bowman, Lawrence: a. 23-27. Elk Countt AOBIOTTltubal Fatb Absociatioji: Fred. R. Lanter. Orenola; A 2-4. Fbanklix CocNrr Aobioultobal Soclbtx: J. A Flnlty, Ottawa; S. 1S-19. Oaax Oountt Aoaicultural Bocibtt: Lester AaoBBSON. Coal Qreek. H. 23-28, W. L. WIlssB. Knox, Omeord. 8. 9-12, F. H. Bosrmg. PODUkt. Cookevule, A. 28-80, A. P. Barnes. Katjm, Oolombla, . H. V. Thomas. Moaeaif. Deer Lodge. 6. 23-26, T. F. Hayworts. LxNoour. FayettevUle, A 27-t9, f. M. Bledsoe SOHNBB, Gallatin, A. 28-SO, W. V. AOen. OaaoM. Humboldt S. 17-20, O. W. Books. Madison. Jackon, 8. so-o. 4, W. F. Berry. Roans, Kingston, 8. 80-O. 8, 8. R. Sparks. Mabbball. Lewiatnrrg, -, O. O. Waliaoe. Smut, Memphla. 8. 22-27, F. D. Fuller. HAiiBLxar. Morristown. S. 8-6, O. B. Weesner. Rutitrrxxird, Mortrcesboro, , B. B. Kerr. Cocici; Newport, A. 20-28, Jno. M. Janes. Hbnbt, Paris, O. 8-11, B. H. Hudson. Bhza, Bbea Springs. O. 6-11. H. B. Payne. Smith, Bosk, A. 14-10. A. T. Williams. MoNaibt. Selmer, 0. 14-17, W. K. Abemathy. Mabwn. So. PirtataBg. O. 14-17, W. H. wiUoo. Hhka, Spring aty, O. 7-11, J. W. Fisehesser, Monbob; Sweetwater, 8. 16-18, Jas. B. Love OorxxB, Tollahoma, . John W. Barton. Obion, Union City, A 10-14, J. W. Wooafey. Fbanbluc, Winchester, S. 2-6, T. A AndeTOB. VERMONT. Addison Countt Faij, Ukldleburg, A 28-29, Frank 0. Dwyer. Battlbkoj, Valxjsi Industrial Socttt, Man- chester Centre, S. 10-18, W. H. Benedict. Brattlrboro Fun, Brattleboro, ——, 0. P. Ben- son. Caledonia Fair Ground Co., St Johnsborg, S. 9- 12, J. M. Oady. Doo KivEs Vallbt Faih, Korthneld, S. 2-4. Franklin Oountt Fats Association, Sheldon Junction, 8. 8-5, J. H. Davis. Lamoille Valxet Fair Ground Co, Borrlsvllle, A. 26-28, C M. Waterman. Bctland Oountt Fair, Batlond, A 1-6, W. K. Farnswortb. Union Aoiucuxtubal Soctrrr or Tcnbrxoos, Tnnbrldge, S. 23-25, O. L. Swan. Vermont Utats Fan, White Blver Junction, A 10-10, F. L. Davie. Windsor Oountt Agricultural Soonm, Wood- stock. 8. 9-11, C. J. Paul. OHIO. Anna, West Calan, 8. 9-12, Tl W. KIUboxl Allbm. Ltss. s. 10-10, a A. Oraham. Asbtasoxa, Jefferson, A. 19-21, Chas. A Sargeat, Athens, Athena, B. 15-18, H. H. Hannlna. Anauxsa, Wapakoaeta, A. 26-29, A. B. SehaSer. Belmont, St. Clalrarllle, 8. 16-18. J. H. Taylor. BaowNj OaorKetowB, 8. SO-O. 8, Lewis BIchey. Bdtxer, BamlltOD, A 80O. 8, O. A. Kosaher. Cabboll, CarroUton, 0. 7-10, P. B. Rondenbaab. CBUMrAXON, Crbana, A. 12-16, J. W. Crowl. Olabx, BprlncOeld, A. 19-29, BUweod MlUec. Olebmont, OwcxtsrlUe, A. 19-22, J. E. ~ CiiNTOH, Blaochester, A. 28-29, Owen B Columbiana, Lisbon, 8. 16-18. E. F. More. CoaaooroN, Coshoctou, 0. 7-11. W. B. MlUar. Cbawtosd, Boeyras. 8. 9-12, J. L Smith. Cotbooa, BAbt, Chagrm Falls, 8. 2-5, F. CL Oates. Odtbooa. West. Berea, 8. B-ll, L. M. Ooe. Dabbal OreenvUle, A. 25-29. Ftamk Plessuiser. Dbbianos, Blcksvule. 8. 16-80, J. K. Marcer. DBLawaxOL Powell, 8. 10-19, A 8. Ned. Bars, Sandsaky, 8. 8-12, F. H. Zerbe. Faibbtbld, LaBcaster, 0. 15-18, W. T. McOkn- aghan. Fatbttb, WaBhmgtan, a H, A 12-16, W. A Rogers. Fulton. Wsnseoa, 8. 15-10. B. P. Ames. Gallia, GaUUtpollB, A. 20-28. A. C. Stafford. OEANoa, Burton, 8. 0-12, W. 8. Ford. GBXOBf, Xenia, A. 5-8, B. A Grieve. QUBXNBBT, Washington. 8. 28-28. B. C. MoOreary. Hamilton, Oarthage, A. ls-io, D. L. Bampsoo. Hanoock. Flndlay, O. 1-4, A. G. Buraon. Haedih. Kenton, A. 20-29, F. V. Jones. Habsison, Oadla, O. 1-3, 0. M. Oabura. Hbnrt, Napoleon 8. 2-5, J. M. Betger. Highland, Balnsboro, 0. 7-10, Ltolle George. Jxbtbbbon, BmiaaeM, 8. 24-28, Obas. OaJbraUh. Knox, Mt Vernon, 8. 28-26, Ooward, O. Oates. Lake, Pauiesvllle, 8. 18-19, 8. Low. La whence, ProotoTsvflle, A 19-22, H. W. Ash. laoEXHO, Newark, 8. SO-O. 8, X M. Farmer. Looam, Ballefonxalne, A 19-22, L A Wlnnec. LoRArN, Blyrta. S. 10-1H. Anthaoy, Keldlng. Lucas, Toledo, A 8-18, C B. Bowaa. Madibon, London, A 26-29, Lamar P. Wilson. - e. Bowman. i Otota. 'en D oican. Matos, Bock Springs, A 841, Jas. M. LysBHBV MSBOXB, Bellna. A. 18-22, S. I. Fining. Miami, Troy, 8. 15-19, O D. Martin. MoKBoa, Woodsaekl, A 19-21, Geo. P. Dorr. Moktoomrrt. Dayton, S. 1-5, I. L. HoldBrsttuv MOROAW, McCtmnetavUie, 8. 17-19. J. A Torbert. Morbow. Ut, Gllead, 8. SO-O. 8, O. I. Miller. Mubeinobm, ZanesvlUe. A. 12-15. A V. Wnite. Ncilb. SarabsvlUe, S. 10-12, J. W. Matheny. Padlduio, PaaUIng, 8. 16, W. A Jackson. Pbsbt, New Lexington, S. 24-36, Obas. Q, Chan- pelear. Pikb. plketon. A. 68, S. 8. DaSey. Portaqb, Ravenna, 8. 2-5, 0. & Baarn. PnsnLis, Eaton, S. 22-20. Barry D. Silver. Putnam, Ottawa, O. 7-11. A. P. Sandlea. Highland, MansOeld, A. 25-28, W. H. Shryocfc Bosa, Cnllllcotbe, A. 19-22, Addison P. *""*«■■"- Sanduskt, Fremont, 8. 16-10, O. A. HochenedeL Scioto, LncaavIUe. A. 12-15, J. H. BockweA 8sMaoA, Tlffln, A 26. Uorgan Ink. Shelbt, Sidney, 8. 9-12, J. E. BosscA Etabk. Canton, a 24-27, Ed. 8. Wilson. 8UMsnrr, Akron, S. SO-O. 3, O. J. Swmehart. Tbvmbull, Warren, S. 2-4, Homer O. Maekey. TUSCABAWAB, Canal Dover, O. 14-17, L 8. Karaa, Union, Maryavllle, 8. 0-12. W. F. Brodrlck Van Webt. Van Wert, 8. 8-12, B. V. Walborn. WaBBRH, Lebanon, 8. 9-12, Pblhp Spenee. Wasuinoton, Marietta, 8. 10-19, L. B. Apple. Watkb, Wooater, O. 7-9, G. J. Bbrlgbt WiLUaMS, Mamtpeller. 8. 9-18. BSSSft Ogle. Wood. Bowlmg Green, 8. 82^26. It- 8. Sweet, WiAjtpoT. Upper EandBsky, 8. 16-19, J. T. Loos* OBIO BSBBBJSJBJSJBBn rAIBS. AsBurr, Ashley, S. 10-12. A. T. Westhsak. Attioa. Atttea, A SB3-9A W. F. Ohio. Basm«D. Oroton, S. 10-12. V. H. Klertrled. KnraMaK, KlrmRan, A 26-28, H. J. Fobas. Birutr. Blpley, A. 6-8, L. H. WllUama. Bummertiklo. SmnaierOcia. O. 2-4, O. H. BskX WEST VinGIMA, BuOEXtaNNON, Bncxnaxmoa, 8. 1-4. G. F. Btoesxt CunwsBDBO, O Urajtmnt , 8, 1-4, Jamea N. Beauv Fuji.ms, Elklaa, A 890. 3, W. H. Colrman. Fauimont, FalrnwBt, S. 16-16, John A Soot*. PARERsasuRO. Faxxersbirrg, S. 23-20, Wto. Dodler. ntorrra Oountt. rersaaboro, A 20-20, Will A Strickier. TEKHESSEEL '"•-M.R. AlpxanflTla. 8L 4-0, Bob Bay. Mcminn, Athena, 0. 31-34, W. T. Boberbj. MAHOBora. Oanaehl. 8. 0-12. AL B Marion, klarlon, S. 2S-2C. BOBOOe I Medina, Medina, 8. 2-4, O. O. Vaa -*-: MWlTVa—'.^w