New York Clipper (Feb 1915)

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20 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. Febbuaby 20 HANKINSON'S ORIGINAL AUTO-POLO TEAMS BRDOBSBD DT JOHN C. SIMPSON Mliin< «ot» Btato Fair A. R. COREY lewaBtBtaFslr WM. H. STRAHON Slat* Vmir of T ot— I. S. MAHAN OMal ioma Btoto Fair FRANK FELLOWS ■prlngfleld DlitHct F«lr The Thrilling Climax of Modern Achievements "THE SPORT TOO FAST FOR THE MOVIES" BEWARE OF IMTTATOSS We operate under United States Patent No. 46M>4» Issued Feb. H, I9IB. Two Complete OipanizationSy Unexcelled Press Department, Big Lline of Exoluslvet Special LItho* graphed Paper. Thia attraction now available season Hankinson's Anginal Auto-Polo Co.. Inc. O^A/NER8 Address R. A. HANKINSOH Cen. Mgr.t De Soto, Kansas Harrison Sisters Dirocfclon M. T'ruffur'fc (Fat Caaey Agency) BflineHa, Best Oiri Banjolst in the World BARHES^ SHOW SAFE. PleiM Oeoj nmor tbit we hMt Bbow property or animals In U>e recmt storm at Veolct. W« •le located wbcre It la lisiio«.ilbIe for water ta Joat melTcd a walraa from tbe Arctic ntdai. It \B tapinaeA to be tbe oo\j one In np. UtUt ; a ereat animal. Alio bare added to our already neo]|!«rie, two leopard*, two camda, oat tiger aud two full grown male Hons. Al. 0. Uahnbb' Cibods, JOHm J. JONES SHOWS. Aflor WTrn woi'kn Hiient In tho Dnt W'ntei auartert ever> oglabllnboil h> Uip Joliniiy J. Joih-s I'xixiltlon lihowD, tlint orKimUatlan 1h oiraln on the ronil, liavUic luauguratcU Ita lUlS seasoD at Otianio; Pla., Vet>. 8. 'Hh nKxirKntlcn, an perfected dnilng tbe la;. <iir jHTlul la the moat eitcnalTri ami elaborato one fver nionnyed t>y Mr. Jonea, Hlxtcco pay adrnrllonH, llinr ftw acta, tlirrc banilB onj alwiit turnly-flro cunceaaluDa are carried at tli« prest-ut MTltlnu, Ihe Joijca Htrvl Fljer, coniprlalnx nf- lien aovcnljr-foot coth, IronaportlDg tb4^ parnpbiT- iiiilla and iiooiile. Alniit the llmt of hay, lbs I lain will lie BDirniciilnl bj the addition of Ova l ew com (now lirinc built at Wnfreu, Pa.), wblcU ivlll be irgulrcd to carry aererol new ebowa to te aOiled ti> the prwont cvavlemeat. I Too miK'b pralnp cannot be aliowereil ffll the efll* clent Wlnier qoiirtera crew vblcb, nmlcr t^ per- Hiual (llrectloii of Mr, Jonea, aeromnllilied woDder* III a comiiorallToly short tpocc ol time, Bierr \>'n|inii anil front baa bct>n entirely te-inMrlod, re iialnln) and ilecoratcd, while aercral ocw f'onta ~ mill li.iKK'ri' wamna were aooftrnctrd. A scbrfse ^ i-r .Impllclly of bcouly, a* opiiostd to cbesp f.'iiiHllnria, has been followed ovt la tbe oonritToc* Hull of Ihi- ilecoralWe (ealurei, ond a bairlxnue Miilway along uew llnce Ih the imolt. Many of I he atlrnriliiiiN arv not only new to the Jonea ,'''|ii,w, hill alau dccldnl loiioralloiui ts tbe car- iiivnl lot. Tlip Juii.M Traliifl Wild Animal Arena baa bri'n iiiiirli riilirRril and t'lahiritltHl ninii, the |ier- ri rnianiv now oonnlailiit; of elKht aria, niaile imhkI- l>h> lhrnii;;b tbe iiutchaae uf aereriil In-ail of Hlock lliW Winter. OiilHaln Curlcy Wllwin li aita'.n In Hiiiirenic oonunand of ttie animal kIiow, and bai Kiiilii'U'il ntiont him aU aaalatiol trulocra ot moro iliiiii ordliiiiryanbllltr. A cnniidcle list of the nitraellons at thIa tinio IncuMia: Tralnri WUi Animal KshlHIlon (Cnjit, <;. Wllaun, maDagrr; Ilolwrl IrwIn, niiiiounciT; Jiihn Mfrr.ml and J. T. Lunilcy, tickela; Fn>f. Oonliivlllh, callloiin player. .^Halalnat train I', ew: Kraiik I/ovlne, I'rlD'^eoa Loulac, l*anl Ilay- iriinil, dinrlin Young, K, Ilowl. MIsa .Jeirell Iiiiliiini,. UlTlclcni kiiulreti (Joo a. Opplcc, liiiiiiiiKtT; IUtI lllntt, orator): Trip lo Hart (A. Kiinm'y, mmiai^'r) ; World ot lAvlna ll'tiadirs (Nell Aiiatin, nwnagi'r; W. K. Msennuald, liTlnrer; B. .M Nenl and Terry nil->y, tlckett. Altracllona: (^itiiKO nvgirs, the lllilgct Haiunuu; JoIIt AIiiiiC'^ r:it rlrl; tbo All-Zacas, Pfyntlan iiiriiMlliiisk Win. HnlllTan and J. H. IIulT, Vti'iiiifif kIkm liUwiTu; I'rlnri'M Zada, Mlitv-.-l Imly • !llioar''r'a <: iliiliiiiliiii niiiHli'lniia; I'rlnci' Unwiili, AiHiriH^in bimlimMii anil liODiiiprniiK Ilimwrr; icu lloiia. Amor- t'.'Mi faiilo, oclopiu, DKDkey circus). netltf the Altlgalor Olrt (0. P. Allpn, n-an- aciT) ; lleLcory'B (Iri/nlal Tanuo Tartgic (H. W. McOvnry. iiiiinager) ; Uogrrt' Alhlcllc and Wrest- Idin Hxlilhillon (Hill lU«i'rs, manager; rAclma, Jllimlort KxtraorilnBrv V. Md'arlaad Jr, ii:iinn«^r): KilM, tho Oirl ifyalertoiu IW. F. Iiiivl.4, iiinnnger); Dollctia ond llcr Itoblet (Q. T. .Mrt^irihy, mnnagrr) ; Bleorti'a Collccllon of Oinnt lleiitllet (Doe tlteama, manaser); Banicrt « liitkata Ma» WM Wctt (W. Sandera, mana- yiTi ; /Jlon'a Animal Frcokt (Joe IMnn, mana- yi r) ; Tho Wonderlul Trio, Klnter$ Ferrlt Whetl and HanaeVt Tlireo Abrcatt Jrmoing Jlorie Car- Tou'cl (J. M. KIiwpI). Tho free attractions are: Freil Oiocim' Ar-o- tuiar*(*dallT baUoon aoconslona, necotlstliix from tbiecato kIi panichnlo drops from one liallnun; Allen's fticinirlcs X)l<pMv, pivdnred nightly ty Allan I'yralpcholc Oonifi.inr, Alexander Allan, oanaRtt-; J/ofry Sac, trained baby elephant. Iliulcal coDtliumta: Slcnor M. Vlttacd'i Roral linllan Dand, Rbeater's Oakdooltik Ua- ■Idana, Dixieland Ractloie Dand. ~PianlnrDt among the rancennlnnalRe-are: Jobs W. Moore. tbri« conceniloDa; Al, Dptnbcrte.* itbree). Halph Klnucy (one), J. F. Short (one), liiuls Krcdell (one), H. D. Alilrleb (fifteen), N. Ficnner lone), H, D. nohlnsnn (one), Mrs. H. Jl. Ahlrlch (one). W. Kunta (two). At. Blureen- thnl (i>oe), K. Oeltman (two), T. A. BaDi|e> eun (one), O. Oroaeclose (one). Mr. Jones hia aiirrouoilod bimaelf with tbe fnl. lowmit olllclal ftnnlly: IlniTy C, Altlng, general ecriit; JoiiQ W. Mnore, aiKclnl nmt; R. A. Ke.i- iii'ily, a«i.<nl: Itobvrt .Stone, nxent; Joe B. Opplce, biialnw manage-; V. (1. SlvU. «MTPlBry-tren<- unr; Ilolierl Irwin, geiiirnl niinouiici'r; W. M. K-eiiirl. Iiiilnnuialrr: M. Vltliircl, dlit'ttor of mu- Hc; I>. .v.rg, chief elwirielnn: I'nul .^torpby, aiir^rliiieodeat of lepaln; Uett Bowley, loss tcanatcr. Tbe' l£iposltloo Shows open a week's ennngement at Tampa, 15, tbo Orat tiro i'ivh nf which will Ih) hji featines ct tbe aa»paTlllri<*\'lelirntl<in. TOia fhtuirt i.rore ono'of tlie hli.-.:'«t dates of tbo rlorlda tour. Tampa la tilled in orerHowIng with ftiieata, i.nd tho Jooea ajmeRnllon, located tn clone iiroiiinlty to tbo big dolngi, sbonld prove a apiendld nlltncKr. Tbo next alx weeks will bo spent In Florida, ail Ug jnmpa will then put the company Koitb «I tbo Mason and Dixon line lo good time. r,rm>K MOLT-TB, lady high diver, algiied eon- Iracla vrlih ihc Wiirld'a Fair Shom as one of the free otlractlons Iho cmnlnK ncaaon, diving frmi the (uik lit a nliH-ly fnul ladder Into a tank of water bot three ond a hal/ feel deep. Sba and IiiT hosband liavo arrived m (>>luinb(jfl, Ind., tho Winter quarters ot tbe World's Pair Show*. Bbe la framUn some act fo; taatevUIe fiie oomlog ataaon, <no tbat never beta* baa been aem. Tllli POOR OBADDDBirs lafohn ua that thCT are not vllb tbe Uelna k Beckmen Shows, as ic- ««>tly staled. Tliey bare tbetr three acta Inoked with Ibe Wortbam & Allen No. 3 Show, under ouuiagcnicnt cf A. A. Powers, and tbey will lire op lo tbolr contract. BOOiriniXB FAIR ASSN. HBBTraO. At the regnlar meetlnr of tbe stockboldem or tte Booovllle AS. Y.) Voir AosodatloD. wtaleb waa held Jan. 28, In tbnt city, one hundred and Ive aharcB of atock wct« represented, C. A. UoBser wofl elected chilroiao of tbe meeting and W. A. \nilie secretary. Frank Qelskopt and A. 01 OaproQ were chosen tellers. Tbe reports of secretary and treasurer were nad and accepted, also a report given by each of tbe ilelesatcs to the Albany meeting. Tbe folk/wlng oSlccts were elected: Prealdeot. O. R. Sperry: vice prexldent, A. C. Csptou; aecrctat7, F. A. White, treasurer, C. J. LewW; trustees for three jcon, Philip UaQoIte, Dr. B. 0. Borlbnt and A, T. Calen. Tbe dotes for the fair ot 1013 selected were Bept T, 8. » and 10. THE Newton Shows were tbe attractton at tbe HouatoG, Tex.. Roctety Circus, Feb. 12, 13. AL. F. WHEHI.KIt li In New York, looking crer ttaa acts at the Ilippodrome. CARNIVA^CdNVERSATION 87 WHiLIAK JUUKiJIH HEwnr, («Bsd Onion.*) What's tbo stiuawk nor? Anit fou getting propetly (rsmed up for the coiuiig Doaaon? U not, you bad better cot iotr- There are many excellent cir- nlvuli B<m In ttae "^'■'"g Be lively. Itia other fdlaw maj get sbeail ot yoa. tiouu openlnm now, very sooil Who 'wlU t>c Ibe flrst? Was or la It a good caiolrat town? Take your Ume. JiiiES Patieusos. —Just heard you were golne to have your own Nomla show. ViiATuvBU became oC Martyne, the dancer that was wltb Uorils & BerHcr and eeveral otber caralTAlsyeara a«o7 He wasa femalo InnpeaBODator and liad a ebotr aometolnf like ACamle. Left hear (torn Mamie and Ralpli I'dersoo, too. fTHB IntemaHoiBl sU-day blcycNs raco LT your press ogtsnt on tbe Job at ooce, «cDt6' beU at tbe Internaitlooial Amphlthea- aiiii keep blin tlierc uotu the dose oX aeasoa VJlo. W. Dated <>obn eoas back with the Con T. Iveouedy Shows thie nenaon aa apeclal agent, OS lie waa eome two aeauona and more ago. D. C. McDanibl will bave his crazy house and «omc other things wUii the A. U. Hlllcr Shows, avcurdlog to C. W. Parker. D. a la atrw In liCavcDWorth. J. Oeoiiod Loos la still holding Us own on a tuur through Teiaoi. He goes ahead in <i|>lle ol uuy aud oU kinds of opposition. trc. In Chicago, certainly had some llne-up ot racing taJcnt. Why not one of those tUln^ In bonna durlne carnlTal Ume I TCea, wby W. Y. (Doc.) Tdbnbb will again have hia tw«lv«4n-onc eibow 'wltb Con T, Kennedy. Doc aa/s ten live pits, If not more. His style 13 all his own. lie lue anny Imitators, but tbvy don't seem to get It l''RED (Psooue) Pool Is Wlntertirg in Kan- sas atr, as usual. He says It Is Tory hard to dcddc Jnst what kind of a side show to put — —, ^ ..rr^-—' odt the coming season, but he will hive one Ilow la a uuin with the determination that with aome tent organization, wlien the time SPECIAL NOTICE aaaaffata af tha fbUowIng and other BtaU Fairs wlU meet at the AUDITORIUM HOTEL, CHICAGO ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9 AND lO at which time they will li^c iileiued to mpotnny party or pnrlles haTliiR good, clean feamro atlracUoos to oaur Imre. SouiemiDg now in utlmctlous la CHiicclally desired. !J??yA«i?J.*'™»''*"H_'»"« ««ln«a. Aoff. as-Sepl. 3 y.'i?i2S1""L 8TATB>AIIt. Madl.on, B.pt. 13-18 JJOBMAHKA STATB PAIR.'Lincoln, Sept. O-IO H-Ain. lidlonapolla, Sent, 0-10 BOUTn DAKOTA STAxfa FAUl. lluron 8ei)«. 13.IT ILLINOIS BTATB FAIR, SprlnaneM. Sept. 17-98 nOVX flTY (I«WA) IIVTlfllB"A'rK'l?AIK Be.t no-as Tltl BTATB FAIU, Bleiitphia, Sept. au-Oct. « AddrasB all OommtuiioatdonB to the 8eoretarl«s of the above FalrB. ALL nuDBUlJ T • OMIOAOO^ OnVKNIEnCBB. SPBOIAL HATES TO TIIB PnOFBSBION RATES S?*"" ilO-OO per WocU Ain.lBi0 |lMu1,|0,SO,Uo to Blii.UO per Work Barand Itastaon^t la ConneeUon. MILLER A MORHOW, Propa. AUCTION SALE FAIR GROUNDS, MONTGOMERY, ALA. Starting at lO.OO A. M., Tuesday, March 2, 1916, and continuing until all Is sold to the highest bidder ALL THE CARNIVAL PROPERTY FORMERLY USED BY RICE & DORE poalUvuly sold I iiioUod on uppll O, THE RIVIRSIPB PRnmNQ CO,. g03 BchtUor Bid,,."Chicl^HTm. ».^ALL!yA'^'^ BROS.' BIG AMERICAN SHOWS WINTBU linAIlTBItSi LANCA8TRU, J»IO. rr.K^Tmi^a'^ri.liJ'r'^ Cm:y .louse. Juck lUiodvs, iilcnso wrlto. uinlngaud slouuina. JARVIS-SEEMAN SHOWS MAIN OFl'KJK: Kdwuid Hotel, Knnsns niy. Mo. WINTFIl onAnTFnT. tj^n,»lz„^^,r Warn MiiHlclnii!) I MUSICIANS WANTED '■.™.1L'L"'£("lI'lMO.hanil. All..... lio.ililoVlollD. Want to hoar from olhcts >ii.il ai'.'..iniii...liiil>.ni lo gikul niuslclaiis. Iliol di.ulil.-. i:,i„<| miliirjr KiKMt tniatrucni anil nm Addrvss JOHN L. UMlok, lluudumsl^T, liM UcCPo Slrcciri'iTuaM Olty, Mo, J. Qeorge Loos liaa suing to keen from aiic. comes, ccodlng lo the world I Takb your choice while the pickings are good. While doing so wby not pick a good one} 'lis well, dear heart P. T, Skell (Texas i>uod) la saldfto be framing an extraordinarily WUd West with tho view of going with ooo ot tbe Tory blf oucs thia coming tour. W. D. Millbb wants to know when a bloom la not a bloomer. The Onion's anbwer Is "when It falls to blauom." What la yours? WuY stay two weeks In a town? Again we ask you. Are you aottlDg coUl feet! One day In some towns Is baa enough, let alone two weeks. JlAii.vi^Y It, Pabkbd ado EinL Pabeeb aire both very busy In lieavcmworth sit present Neither will make known tbelr plana for the comiug HiNiHou. May tye aiik "why not tbe Itirlier Jlrothurs world's grcaiteat caririvalT" Due. II. UcCui.i.uuuii, last Euisoa talker on tbo Qrcat I'attcrson Anlmad Show, ar- rived In Kansas City rocoutjy, from Bait l4ike. Doc. H. will remain In the Missouri city lor some time at luast 'Ho dove not knair Just where taUe eeason, l>iit It will be with one ot'ttfo beat, as he has luid suvcroi good iilTcrs. ■Ti'LKS Kaspbb hns been tnmldng Kansas C\tf bis Winter home, ku and Mrs. Kaspcf Jabtis & SEEtfAN's letteitead says, "clean, moral. Instructive and np-to-dato." Now that Is not so bad. TThcy are getting Uned up In line shape In every iwar. Una. IlATUOND B. blLDEit.—'How do you like teaching tango lessons as a Winter pas- time? We are .pleased that It Is very proQt- ablo. IUthond D. tlLDEB lias been for stnne time reading clerk In ttie Kansas 'Senate, tt Is a real good position, and he makes good in lb In orery way. When tbe season opens be will nenln be found with tlic Great Patterson Snows in bis former capacity. He makes good with tbe Qreat Patterson organUaUon at all flmes. WiiT don't you paint those cars and wngons now, so they will be nil dried and rend; tor use-when the season opcna, Qive tbe varnish a Httic time to harden. HoHEB V. JoNBS has recovered from bla Tocrnt Indlspoaltlon, And 1» again active la tho Interests of S. W. Druodagc at Leaven- worth. J. n. HAnvRT wofl a visitor In Hot Springs, Ark., lost week. lie mokes bis main stop- t.liii; ploce Kansas City. A lot of them do that. - \V. J. KFitor.—Did yon take the nQSloal comedy to Corpus Christ!, Tci.7 W. J. has iiinklni tliivlr home on tbdr private car, bcpn ulTcrcd the management ot nn-nmuso^ Kthpl," 'JThelr other two cars, "Clipper" and mont pier in that lost nomod Tusas cify. l^rliiccas Victoria," are stored nearby. Jules WUI be tnkc It? la now gottlng some -Mork done on them. Ho will very shortly uuiwuDce In Tlia Naw YOBIE (?i.ii'PKn what he will do tbo coming season. Wonder tf It will be lUs own carnival or Will he lukc tho vans and go wltb some other. Wo will know soon. How niiiny pits dors It take to moke a pit sliow? Do iplts make a nit show? Wibat Ims tlic talkoT got bo do wl& the success of the pit Bliow? You diould answ«r, George. TiiK Nrw Yons CLilVzn is Increasing in circulntlun curb week. ■ It Is showing a iniirkod Increase In advertising among car- nival people. You know that. Oct with the winner. TiiH Nbw York Clipi'KB is going fornnitl. Not the other way. Keep In mind bhe Siicclal Oiitdunr Amusement Num. bcr, to be Issued Saturday, March 27. Wc- servo your epnco nmr. Address Warren A, I'atrlclc, mnniiger Western llurcan, SOS Asb- Innd Block, Chicago, or to the publication (.nice, -17 West T.weuly-clghtU Street, New York. Do It to-day niid be In wltli all tbo live ones. You rcinonibur tlie Cbrlstmos Number? Well, wntch this one coming. TiiH Nhw Yoiik Clii'I'lii uervcs tho edver- tlsiT well at all times. It's your paper, llAiiou) JJusuRi Is himself ngnlu. After a few months' Illness at lOoreka Sprlugs, Ark., tlurohl canio' to Kansas City on Tues- day, Feb. II, nnd registered at tlie Tlaltlmore Hotel. He wants to tbank all ot his friends for thcdr kind words and rcmombrnncos dur. Ing Ills conllncmcnt In bed. lie will sbortly ba strong cnoiieb to start on n strcnnous flensun which Is ahead of him. Who gets litm? Uc has been gotten. Lot you know soon. W. J. (Doc) Allmann wants some wogon builders. You got any r Wii.vT do you know about advertising? Learo something. It 1« on art. Tou can't go balf way and win. Can you? No. ItAv AND Peabl Trdnholm wIII have tbo exclusive cook house with Jarvis-Seeman. Job Weinbdro, tho concessionaire. Is going vrlth the Harrington Orcat Southern Shows, with cicluslve wheels, opening In Notcbez, Miss. Joe In now In New Awlcos. Latter denotes weolbh. D. D. Daly.— Lot's have some news from the nobcrts TTnltod. When the writer ployed In nrorgla all Winter long years ogo. It was awful picklnga D. D., bopo It Is better now. I^niES nnu gentlemen, wonow take picas. tiro In Introducing the international lady chamipton swinHncrs and divers lo aqua.tlc fonts, sports and pastimes. The entire exhi- bition Is glTcn In tbe water by women who arc Internationally celebrated as experts In ih(> nrt omiotlc. •Mas. WALTBn K. SrotET.—ifany thanks for yonr kind rcmcinbronccs. Wifih you a «;reat big sedson In llic Dastom States and nil OTcr. "Nbw Oni.BAVS MAnni Grab." Were you tliorc? How woo It? It Is gcncrnlly eomo cclobitttlon cxtraordbiory. JonN P. Mabtin wqs a visitor In Fltts- burph, Pn., last week. T. J. Cannon, of tlie Oroot Western Toy Cormpony, Kansas CH7, Js due In New York tills week. He put tt otot after all. ■tfucn doing next week. Many exclusl've nnd npccdal Rcooq>s Tub New Yobe CLirrEn will boTc. Always tbe real nows. PARKS AND FAIRS DEUWAKE STATE FAIR. The !!errnleenlli AnnnnI DnlawTire Slate Fair will be belli nt Ulinlnsiun. Del., Se|it. 0, 7. (I. 0 aii.l 10, Olid will bo tioMi a ilaj and night fair tbla jear. 'Hie liohllns ot the nlglit fair, thh year. irs» determined uyon bj tlie illiecloni because of tbe huhtllty of « mat munlier of the wnrkintr people or Wllnbwton'a one bundred tboasand uopolatuo beliin iinable to attend In the ilajUme. Maty bich cUm free attTactlimn will be sbomi. lucliHlliiic: Tbe KnieoionUn-Nolrkoir Tnope; tbe U-n-lla Twin Statern. tl» l/»itTn|Ta, the F«nit IWiahura <nm» of Ja|«. WUI IlobDlBS, Um ata^r and annonncrr; Sato, a great oooMdy animal c1^ Cu^, and others. , Tbo attendance laat year broke all teeoids, and as all tbe conccaslonalrca wore hUbty pleased -Kith the reeolts, nMst of theso already bavs •Ipiied bir sitacc at tbe lOlC fair. T:t1.eeTal attention will be paid to the Kfldimy this year, onil lilgh-cliiii.i eliotva ot every ilescrlp. Hon ^houl.I tlnd ready returns tioni the day ant nltibt sliutv. Snmnel IT. Wilson Jr. Is tho seerelarr and the dlrrclor of amnsenicots. and coDcessloni 1, J. Lrcnaid Juhnson. lit) Delawara State Fair la a member ot the biff Kolr Circuit, which Includes: l.elianon, Knti. town, roltftown, Nazareth and Allcnlown, Pa., a£d Trmlon and Mt. Uollj, N. J., thuj atroidlne tUrht WKka of tluw wlih short Jutniis. "DONT TAKE MY DARUNG BOY AWAY" fiM rage s. HTNNqSOTA FAIR DAIIS VBNDISRB. Hie Hoard u( Managers nt Ihc Mlniu'.v.la Sinle Fair held a merllnc Knli. 0, In MlniieapoIlP, and a nilln« wa« eatoMlsbed Uiat no cnce^alcns will be grjLlcd to ribbooa aud pcuoant venders on the Clipper Post Oltlce. in order to avoid mlatakea aud lu Inanre tlie prompt delivery of thv lettera advertised Id this Hat, a,, envelope plalDl^ addreaaed naat l<v •cat tor eoch letter/ and o written order for tbe letter, alsned with the (a.l aaaie and addresa and tbe line of bnalneae folloived by tlie aenaer, mnat also be cnoloaed. Pleaae laentloa the date (or tinm- ber) ot tlie CLIPPER In which the lettera sent tor vrere advertlaed. LADIBB' LIST. Aureola Badle, Uts. McOratb. Anna Allen, Ida I-'rancls, Uae Oliver, Ednn .Mj Bovis, Flo Fane. Mabel Parrott Mh».M'cf DoTtlett Grace Fowler, Alice Porter, Agnes' Bishop, Mabel . QoodwlQ. Grace Rudd, Gertruile Brrnard, Mae B. Gold, Irene Knckett. aara CTIcmeDB, Ida Ollmore, Minnie RaymoDd, nab:; CVioeaD, ilobei Hunter Dorotby Rose. Mae Cleve, Helen Hewitt, Rutli Itenshatv, Itose Carjll. I>ena Ha tfleld, Fsnoy Romaln Heion (Tarleton, Mloole Jocnlis. looa Klchardson FidnaB Orison, Billy Klrksmltb Roberts. June § U)leman Francis Sisters lllvenball, Alice Orter. Ksnnle Kemp. Maria 2 Sllsor. Katherlno l^irran, MrsEdw i.cigri, Mabel Sheldon. Maj « Uampler, i.a Vaun, Kemp SI.Krrt Jits. Alfred Mafgirct Semans, Merle IVTrlckey. Coy Llo7d, Helnecke Strong, M.ie Diamond. Dollle [.eClaIre Qertlo Stewart, Mario Do Vere, Vera ixrftus, Beairlce Spears, Anna Block Co. i;ord. Lllllau Saneaat Blrillo De Vine. Clilie te Reve Motion Sjkes, Carrie Dcemonde, Livingston, Sloan, Vivian ..UIUd Oertmde Tipton, Urs.Tcd Uslmsda. Lee. Madeline Thoniai, NfftMe Slerccdcs f/orralne. Dolly Taskcr, Ann Denney, Mrs. Moore. Florence Vincent, .MNj 0 U'Jory Marollne .Mock. Mabel Worth. OI«a Desmond. Belle .May. Helen K, Wesloc, Ethel Donosbue, Miller, Wllber, neltrld Mrs. Fred P. ■^t^.s. Ra.voMnd Dale MargaretM ^reOu^lhy, Blta Wlemera. FTolpne KilmonOs, l>ee Mlllon, Mu'lue ^Thlte, MIsh M, Elliott, Madliion. Dutb Wllmn, Mnuil Atrs. Wm. F. .N'alloy, Matlam Whittlogton Edwards, Mazie Moore. Nellie (Bee) (Maul. Ulna I GBNTLBHBII'S LIST. AldrUge, Cbas. Atkiss, Dr. Adsma, Lew Ashley A ChnfleU Adams Van B. Anbiey ft Mack Atkins, Illrh Alexander Bros. Astaleys, Tbe Denner, Y. D. Bliss, John M. Breco Family Baldwin, Fkldle Baker, Rromctt Brooks, Harvey Bunnell, L.Chaa. Bradley. Wallle Barnes, O. B. Bernard, .Mike Brooks, Jim Ulelm, Sam Drown, Geo. E. Booth & Haywaid Black, John J. Harry,, Rich T. Pnker, John T. Bortrand, Frank Oultaane, W. B. Cnyno, Jack Oralg. IUcbyW. ClfTord, Malcolm Coslono, Maand Oble. Albert H. OiinUcM. Kid Oli-ve, El. Cantwell Johmiy Oroae, Harry Onrlcton AI9 Oamphell, L. Onrroll, Theo. C.irter. Chns. flnrlKon, Billy CuffrU, Will H. Oliont, irtod Oorleton, .Al. Oobum Minstrel T)nnn, Harvey Donovnn. Jas. B Ihivall, Harrv J->perett. J. Wm. Dally, J. Daly, Ed. Dolley, Ted I>nTlilBan. S, 0 Drew, Olay Darling, S. F. ICHmond. Walt O ■''dwords. Jack Foley, Eddie Friel, Mr.fiMrs. Frolley, Harry Ferguson & Mack FIndlay. T. M. Green, Sam OrlRg, Billy neyer Stock Co. Glbba ft Colvrell QnodwlD, T. W, nomon, Jos. Grabam, Ferd. (Irceuwocd. B. Coodrlcb. D. W Gray, Julian Gracay, Dan Ilargrave. F. D IIUi:o, IIoTty Hunt, Ert a llozler. Howard Hope, Douglas llorley, N. 3. Hart, Tboe. Hoffman, H.ftB. Ilarlaod, J.ia. Haves, 0^ P. Heclow, Onas. Howard, GeiM Hamlin, Chas B Henna, Albdrt Jackson, Bert .Tacobs Mr.AMis. Jack, Burt Jones, Sber. L, Johnson, Orrin Kail, Geo. O. Kely, J. Frank Kennedy, wm. Keno ft Wajnier Kramer, Oias, King, Stanley liUcas, Ed. Latlmore, R. Larklns, Wo. Lanbnm Playera Lester, H. A < Ijt Ander. H. Laihley. Bueb Leater & Snlt b Loftus, F. J. Lambe, Lee Lawrence, Edwd T.aiiiiliii;, AArthut r.lndoay, TB. VI. LttbKOW, Stnoxt Lyons, Ed.. B. Lclgb, Bert Lauren la, Ohi», I.co. Frank I/Ombnid Bros. I/ee, Jomeii V. T.ewl8, Natbrlne McShane, Jack Meeha'u. John Miller, Joe D. Mlllette, Vr. D. MIUCT ft BachTDOn MoEiiroe, Joe McPhllllps, 3. .Maklro ft Co. Moll, J. II MorrU ft Forks Mack, Daniel Melbourne. Dllly Murphy, Ens J. Mllten ft Moore Miller. Ftedk .Murray, Dave .McKec, Dlly Morrtott Trou|ie .Mathot, A. Paul Mack, It. B. Marshall, GeoO Mill. J. n, .Mansbart^r. w, n. McEwlnir. Walt Muck, Harry K. MacDouald, Don .Moore, E. B. Mack. R. B. North. Frank N.Y.Prodnc. Go. Newton, Jack Necdhnm ft Woods Naiarro, Otto Neifert, Fred Nye. T I>anklyi» Nell, John Opp, Joo Otis, Robt. B. Dwens, Harry O'Neill, Jos. J. Olson, Corl' Phllllpps. JohnA Pratle, Wm. Park, O. W. Pelbams. Tbe Pllson, Sidney Pblpps, C. It. Phelps, Eu^ffic Parrlub, Eurl Roderv. Two Rosselll, Rex Randall. Dsn Richmond, VIn nosakan,' C. H. Beeves, (TIIITord Iteushaw, Bert Hoy, Walt Roach, Jos. B. .Dobbins, 0. ft B Itoman, Rany Richardson, E.J Rockwell, J. a noblnmn, R. C. Revlaod, E. 0. Rapp, AuKUStua Boy, Walter Spaun, Byron Sterlluff, Lorrs St. John, Adnlab Stokes. Mclvin Hhlrley, Roht r, Sweiey. Hownvil Sargeant. C.(o. Stayman, "Vi. Sbennan- Kclly O). Stllllnes, .Mr. ft Mrs. Scott, Roy U. Schullk, Ftvd J Sexton, Jack Sartono Sborblan, J. J. .Small, W. D. Snyder. Thoc. Sicanlan, P. J. Slonn, John SnudcrS'J ftRi-iia Troliem, Al. TInnotn MMcots Thornton, Betnil Travers, Belli" Vandom ProfW. Vnno. Prof. W. Wilson, li\.ink Whitcomb. K. W Winter, Baiika Wilson ftAiihrcy Word, Walt Ward, Happ.v Whito. J. ft TIul Woodall, Billy WllllajD, Bill L. Wallace. J. .^I- WalBon StockCo Willis, W. B. Wnlsb Edd,e W.ir.l. Hap Wnlte. BHIy E. Yost, Harry M. Zhik, Jcjis S. SEB XOTICB AT HEAD OF LIST. gruunds that their wares close ODneccssaiy an. voyrnco to tho pobll;. B. II. I'nlmer, suporlnlenilcnt of tbe Depart- nxnt of &i,nltatlon! Ms.lor W. H. Hart, su|«1n- t< Idiot ot the r>epurlm^'Dl ot Pn.illc Safet.v. and K. 0. Hlhle, sunerlntcndent ot tho l'"'arm Iloy' Oninp. wero te eioc^i.'d to oHlce. Tho hoani are also planolDg Jor a proU'at against a propo'^'d bjll providing psjses for enhPiltors. Hie boir.l will auk appropriations from tho Stale I^glslatiire, agnrj^tlnc )24O,00O, for a new llve-st')Ck build- ing and, miLor Improvcrarnts on th'J fair Ktouli'U. mnUDOLDT 'Pni'COUNTY FAin ASSOCIATION. , , Twelve cnlerprlslnR local cllliens on:a»lr/«i thLnii<elT<8 Into the Trl-Oounty Fair Assuclnllon anih took over tlH' defunct organlziUon kiioivn nij the llmnUildt Trl-Dounty Fair Assoclallon, anil tliry pru|KH« to run a big Fair at llumbolilr. Tenn., next Fall. Tbe date has not been net. Tbe uw company has organized by electing <a E. <;re«ap. prenldeDt: J. U. Warroatb. vlceprenl- dent: (Tlbit Warmatb, manigor; II. W. Baokii, trrakuTcr. and A. B. Fonnt, secretary. It Is ptTvposed to fsako aTrangements wltb a big carnival company for next season's fair. S. n. Kaiin, tnanaj^r of Forest. Park, locaf"' at Ooluniblo IlelgMs. snlinrban ti»MbiiMM|wll>. Mirn.. nnnonnccs that Ids park will op<ii the tier.wn May 00, -1915 (Decoration Day). Tie ai- triicllons at this pork Include notkin picture.' in an open-air tlHntrc, Taudcvllle, an electric ton"" tain, band concerts and danc hig. "TAKlSo A OHANCT" was prbdocod socccss. fully at the Columbia. New York, Fob. H- ,. B. B. MORS has added tio Ocgcnt, New York, to Ida circuit. WHEN IT'S ALL OV£R