St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 5, 1901

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~ al. LOUIS ee THE ONLY ST. LOUIS EVENING PAPER WITH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. Regular Edition. COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS. moe Always Cool And * Regular E dition, COMPLETE MARKET REPORTS. Crops Can't Fail Where there’s proper irrigation. Advertis- f ing in the Post-Dispatch is the best way: to} Try it next Sunday. S, * Nee Bans ik ME oa Bide srs gaa i een a - "ee He WILLED ALL IU) MISS VERS Youth Who Threatened Sui- cide Was Arrested. — -+ eee + —o—e-—0—_ © 9 © © - 0 0 & 0-0-0 MEN ON STRIKE AND IDLE MILLS PITTSBURG. Pa.. Aug. 5.—A conservative estimate of the steel workers ow on ‘strike, compiled from the latest réports available, is as follows§ AMERICAN — STEEL COMPANY. New Philadelphia, QO. Piqua, QO. ambridge eee ee eee eeee ee “ve e868 eereeeee ee ee ree . Bridgeport and Hammond, Dennison, Dresden, 0. = 7 3 882 Pao ee eee ORY Cdn 9 20) Nin) eerereeeeree reece £4086 od PH mw Total e+e ee em C88 Fee eee ee ceveceees 18,400 ' | Paulton, HE WAS AN ARDENT WQQER|THINKS HE WAS JUSTIFIED’ ig! a 51.000 WORKERS NOW IDLE]? suc. JOHN H. LATTIMORE WAS KNOWN AS MYRON LUCAS. (eee AMERICAN TIN PLATE COMPANY. . 2,600 000 now — Cleveland, QO. ..cccccsee eoscesecesese Md. eee ee fee eee eee ee Kensington, I’a, I’a. Canal Dover, O. cesses Johnstown, Pa. Middleton, Ind. Cambridge, QO. Cee eee Che eee eee Free Connellsville, Pa. ... Ind. Anderson, Ind. Atlanta, Ind. . Irondale, O. 4) Elwood City, 200 Niles. O. 416) Ww beeling, Ww. own Martin’s Ferry, O. 000 Pittsburg, Pa. 100 Gias City, Poo Demmiler, 400 Lisbon, O. SOO) "AMERICAN STEEL HOOP COMPANY, Greenville, Pa. 60 Pomeror, ). . © © © eeeeeeee a00 Etna-Standard Hoop Mills .cccccccccee 1,400 kK lwood, Cumberland, \ew Newcastle, A FEW DAYS WILL ADD 50,000 MORE TO THEIR RANKS. « | FAMILY BICKERINGS ENDED IN| SHOOTING SUNDAY. Lan) o.’ 8 > le Rees = | =e — =.= ser eee ee ee eereeere ee =a Soa ry 4. i ene a = \ | Bfore This Action Is Taken President | | Shaffer Will Send a Circular to the . After a Peculiar Courtship He Was Ar- rested, Charged With Forging the Name of a Jeweler to an Order. SDOSPSPOSSSHSCSSOOOSHsE “MYRON’S” WILL Solomon Illi Says He Believes His Son ‘‘Has Been Wanting to Get Him Out of the Way for Some Time.” — eeeeeeeeee OwWe 0 6-cocencgeded eae BAAN Lodges Fully Explaining the Situation. Total .. Se ) PITTSBURG | the steel strike order extending: in which there next issuance of Aug ».— The will be the ihe strike men are emploved., are el workers idle. OUTLINES HIS PLANS. President Shaffer caled the men to his private office this When asked if a settlement could have been reached in New York Saturday had they waived their rights at the Painter, Lindsay & McCutcheon and the Wellsville plants, he said: “The Amalgamated Asso ago | | , elation could have settled in New York if they had eiven us these mills, but we “I made up my mind six months would take a shot at him if he ever at- | / could not do that. ' Just as long as we EP LS & " : can fight we are going to fight for them. tempted to strike my mother. I thought he | | They are as much of us now as any of the was going to do it Sunday night. other lodges. Their fliaht is ours and eo AT Pp ITTSBURG. “T only wanted to stop him from abusing | fight is theirs.” t 2.2.4. tb ie ee my mother. I guess he will know better “When will you issue a call for a gen- ms te =e We of o08 St. Anthonys mother in a and shot his he from Andrew fli, aged 16, street, took the part of his family quarrel Sunday night father twice to protect her, insult and violence. Solomon III, the father condition at the City Hospital. bullets ‘entered his left breast heart and lodged in the lung. penetrated his left Nand. ‘If the old man dies, [ am sorry I him: if he gets well, I am glad,’’ boy’s analysis of his feelings. Painter Plant, Pittsburg..... Lindsay & McCutcheon Plant, (three plants) the to all steel milis Today + =S_- ON Alleghe ny oO eo ~~ > on Youngstown, O. Warren, 0. Girard, O. Sharon, Pa, ~ - says, union ** 00eccescebeseees .4onen I, Myron Lucas, being of legai age ae and of sound and disposing mind, do hereby declare this to be my last will and testament. I give and bequeath to my friend, Miss Versen, all of my personal property. And I further bequeath to her the insurance on my Hfe, issued by the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. Witness my hand and seal at St. Louis, Mo., this 3ist day of July, 1901, in the presence of witnesses, whose names are hereto subscribed, (Seal.) MYRON LUCAS. Witnesses: CHARLES lL. BACHE L. W. BLANEKE. State of Missour City of St. Loufs, se. In testimony whereof the said tes- tator has signed in my presence and declareG the same to be his last will and testament in the presence of Charlies L. Bachelor and L. W. Blanke, witnesses thereto,who in the presence of said testator and in the presence of each other did affix their signatures as witnesses of the same. > Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3lst day of July, 1901, in the city of St. Louis. LOUIS BLANKE, Notary Public. My term expires Sept. 21, 1902. is in a serious Se: One of the over the The other | newspaper forenoon, i ce eeee 51,500 + > ° + ? > move in ? + Ss > ? ' Total number of men idle now ..... + ee “—_o— ¢ -o--¢ THE DOWAGER EMPRESS MOTHER OF THE KAISER DIES AT FRIEDRICHSHOF © DOK ONO Keo oreroverorererere shot the cau xe yo ee is LOR, how many men will be board be called for any more ‘S$ $HSSHSHHHOOHHSOQ: | ae vv é ¥ re) Pittsburg.... of an DMOOOOOODOOOGOODOO® DHOOE e SS ee ee " , peed 5 ‘ore x ROY Ver eee & ¥ 3 PON a e's > > er 5 7 ee er ee “i nes 3 Ae” f f. ane a > ae nde Be ~ ’ . * . ee ee . —e ee " , ey ) - See's ae. a “ vy Se Ae CO oy. Conon Oe ee. a SE SOT a RS SS oe PAS SHPOOSSSOSC HSS tapes ; arn a Farland. SHOT DEAD HIS solen’S LOY _ ————— OIF GENRE EEL BRIT 9 MELEE LES AIEEE LT Andrew Heard . ian a will in her favor, wrote her a letter in l | His Parents Quarrel. which he threatened to commit suicide, and . way While Andrew and the family were in the og = pataresy sight by Patrolanes fectionery store, Illi entered. According Noonan at the Southern Hotel, where he neue ee ta , ae ; to witnesses, he began to upbraid his wife was stopping, and Monday morning a war- +f _ “ for her conduct and to accuse her of think- rant charging him with attempted petit i more of her brother than she did o larceny was issued. The police think there i i ay is something behind his suave exterior, and Their voices rose high and attracted sev- will thoroughly resti , eral persons from the street. : ee ae Gonene. Andrew left the store without saying 4a Jast Saturday ne ordered a lot of sta-| ward about his destination. In 10 minutes tionery of Barret S. Peete, 16 North Fourth Street, for Nathan Roitman, jeweler, of he returned. He afterwards explained that. he ran 203 North Broadway. After young Lattimore left. -? (x 2 oes . home at this time and procured a revolver, believing his father would attempt. to harm otal 16,000 NATIONAL STEEL COMPANY. ew Castle, Pa.. L QuNgStOW!), Mr. telephoned Roitman and discovered that he did not want any stationery. The police were notified and Patrolman Noonan located Lattimore at the Southern Hotel and arrested him. Willed Everything to Miss Versen. He was searched at the police station and the will that he had made in favor of Miss Versen was discovered, as was also @ letter that he hac written to her after he had mailed her one in which he had told her that he intended to commit sui- cide. Lattimore says that he ordered the sta- tionery so that he might have plenty of aper to write personal letters on, and hat h- had no definite use for it. As a etter recommending him was written on |} r. Roitman's paper, to which Mr. Roit- man's name had been forged the police doubt Lattimore’s statement. Lattimore said to the Post-Dispatch Mon- @ay morning: “Two months Gied and ieft went to Chicago Then I came to St. gome of the money left, I stopped at the Planters’ for awhile then moved over to the Southern. (They Met, He Says, Through an Advertisement. “While 1 was at the Pianters’ I placed An advertisement in the paper stating that 1 wanted to meet a nice young lady. |! AGER EMPRESS FREDERICK, ‘J DOO ODO ODDO O00 O00 0000000000000 0005 arriving here throughout the tachment of the One Hundred Infantry has come from sentinel and patrol duty Peete ' continually and a de and Fifteenth Homburg to do around the castle. The Empress was said to be suffering with cancer of the throat, the same malady that caused the death of her husband, Em- peror Frederick I. The Empress has lived in strict retirement since her impertal hus- | band passed away on June 15, 1 She was’ this | Vietorta, princess roval of Britain, and the | morning and drove tothe Cronbeiz castle. | eldest child of Queen Victoria, whom she Some aad siahies an ail ee a 'resembles somewhat fn feature, Empress : rhen u $ ympanied by the Empre and | Frederick Is now 60 years old. ine” won ‘Crown Prince William he proceeded to | mgrried to the late B mpcror on Jan. 25. pice | Friedrichshof, which he reached at 5:20; 18, and one year thereafter*the present | Warre L sabes ice reise E "Mn mee! — born. fa 5 fo Why ye “Sees af Pee , , * overec tut three months ro a Relatives of the dying Empress have been June 16. 1888. = ch 0 On LL LN tt te atti sitlannsiissitln sisi, silliness ill sai Dowager Em- day pe ae ee than to try it again when he gets well.’’ eral strike?’ was the next question put “Can you say tends from 1200 South Broadway to Sixth = 2 | “I don't know,” said he, how many men the strike order will affect.’ Illi Caused His “Will the Brother-in-Law’s Arrest. : The shooting occurred in George Carao- | will not be called unless the other side oem | President Shaffer said that the statement 4 + Be the papers of his stop-off at Washing- sister Pearl, aged 11 years, and his broth- ton was true, but that he did not see Pres- ident Gompers of the American Federation 14 years respectively, were eating ice cream. , “ea r 7 , assured Mr. Shaffer that the Federation of rhe querel that precipitated it was Labor would.give its finswnclal support. ‘“T have requested President Gompers to Last Monday Illi caused his wife’s broth- er, August Klaue, for whom she has a'/ Y 23 4 6 t €.9 4) T. H. E. expect him here great affecti6n, to be arrested and fined ) ere. ‘ r he fine, Kl > Was sent to : only PO OOHOOS OCH OVO This widened the breach between Mrs. | Philadelphia. rhe strike extension order will be espe John H. Lattimore, a son of Daniel J. _ oy owed mag ee Py oat mouth at i Batteries: New York—Matthewson and Smith. Philadelphia~Towpsend and Mc- Co. Jattimore, of 4926 Page avenue, assumed S. porns LU mpire—Warner. the Carnegie Steel Co. and the American The Amalgamated Association has over a majority of Federal Co.'s empieyes. While President Shaffer expects all men of subsi- | ‘ederal Co.’s- mills The following table shows the location of plants und number of men affected by the 5.000 Milwaukee aigiihiee l’a ven 1,500 Lorain, © amis © O00 Fayette, Pa pbiomee 1,000 Ore prop er tie © in Minnesota ’ mM: ’ ! fied a Mob of Citizens. Be Cleared Up. r Andrew did not sit down when he re- turned to the store. He took a position alongside his mother N | . THOMASGN WAS WARNED AWAY | poweELL HAS BEEN REINSTATED | Coichius’ 6. Hepa sinink tae ete The next instant Andrew, who | sERLstN, AUG. 0. sas ‘HE PERSISTED AND WAS KILLED | penereet Boy Fled After : emma somewhat sudden. At 4 o’cock her ° phy- IN COOL FASHION. PITCHERS AVAILABLE. | g toed ; : hat |; Uniontown. | Emperor William and her majesty’s other children were in the sick room most She died at 6:15 p. m to the side St. Anthony street, where the Ili family ae ee ee resides, is only one block long and ex- affec ted street. | conferences: el “No, the er has been dismissed and cik’'s confectionery store at 1314 South wantse peace. They have declared war. Broadway, where Andrew, his mother, nis ers, Albert, Fred and Harry, aged 6, 8 and of Labor, as he was not in town. Secre- . tary Morrison was seen, however. and he AT NEW YORK, long standing, but it had developed FIRST GAME acute phase within a week. come to Pittsburg this week for a con- ference.’ said President Shaffer, ‘‘and I . : _* aS ought that most of the vice- gt A mg gy At wedi ag he we Bi ‘York OC] 01 Of Ofof T]-ofo}'24 * joy ES Edi E2 BP ie Mig wena Og ‘eelr mannan yo a charge of drunkenness. In default of | -‘©™ x feet: Oe fk of ta clei tee ae the workhouse for 27 days. cially aimed at the Federal Steel Co., Na- tional Steel Co. and National Tube Co., but way and she remaining at home with all “repel ge ‘viva C ay ales tox eee the name of Myron Lucas, courted Miss | the children, who are loyal to ‘her. Steel and ire Co. mal so be affec ; Marie Versen of 3634 Garfield avenue, made diary companys to strike, there is consider- able doubt about all except those in the strike extension order: FEDERAL STEEL COMPANY. North and South Chicago if lle t oe 2,000 2,000 _— Johnstown, } ' ‘ ‘ ' ? ° Fletcher Patterson Then De-|Team’s Difficulties Seem to] or prepertics tm atinnes hia mother before the evening had passed. and stood with his hands in his pockets. Suddenly Illi moyed towards his wife. had | Be laire, U ‘os stepped towards him, fired the» revolver | | | Mingo Junction. press Frederick is dead. ‘HE AND SUDHOFF ARE THE ONLY | \ The death of the Dowager Empress was i ile _ Shooting His Father | sician reported no chan in her condition. The first bullet struck The | Ill., WAT “IONAL TUBE. : the day. § . m. . ee | testers CRONBERG, Aug. 6.—-lEmperor Villiam | of lis hand. 2 Pat Pee ee second went true to its mark. Illi fell to the floor and south on Broadway. He had gone only two blocks when Fire- | man Henry Juele and several citiznes caught him and turned him over to a po- liceman. He was taken to the Third District Police Station, from which he was moved the Four Courts Monday. “The old man has been abusing my moth- er five years,” said Andrew to the Post-Dis- | patch Monday. ‘He didn't give her-enough | money to run the house, and made trouble | when she complained. ‘}] stood his manners ds long as | The whole familly is aguinst him. will wet me out of this trouble. tell just why the shooting was nebody will blame me ing at Andrew is emploves Hut a stove factorv tt nti Ah ‘ . ‘ 2 . vi . Tre Is ng, and has pDeen ing ~ inf anon ‘ anvthing except Lili is a painter and 1s | ve ars of are. | terly resented | Live ah j ) tt hy ,7 mi Mad ~~ “~ ‘ “or frail) atatement ia st Hie made the following St; ite Ine nt tne | 4. - . { tie i | iit’ ’ . tw fthis tandineg 9 rc) dd night e rest. > Saturday R Post-Dispatch Monday: ot pia, Whatever its opin- ne how ¥ 4 huggzard and careworn whien “My wife and the children are extrava- called at his experiences woman has Harper Is Visiting His Home at Qil| City, Pa., but Capt. Donovan Is Confident of Victory at ittsburg Pittsburg. | a Pa Svracuse Scene fled Andrew Coroner’s Jury at Sullivan, of Crime, Has Held the for Murder. Logansport \\ ee ay WwW. Va after 3 layer arrived at Cronberg o'clock Special to the Post-Dispatenh. MATTOON, Ill., Aug. b.—A murder occurred at Sullivan, of Moultrie County, 16 miles this citv Saturday night, details have just recéived by Fletcher P ter, who guinar\ cold-blooded BY J. E. WRAY, ‘Sporting Editor of the Post-Dispatch. ® Post-Lis county seat aobut 25,000, of whom few are orga ru A BS *% ed that 38 at. : ' sheared air the ny oi Su tees well came with ihe enin . eeks are tellii Her cop e re nterestec In| largest exposition aol the world’ = history. said that I had money. Miss Versen keep them Up. They took all mv wages and ler » leaq } Pattersoh he openi 3 Blin f Series a He ats i order 77 RY as issued ‘ ' . answered the ad. I represented to her | Wanted.more. — ordered off the promises By te she ording to Capt. Donovan, Sst ar etter out from the | the W orld 8 Fair, JUSTIFICATION N FOR” LYNCHING, = og Ben are a cna ta Wane #2 oct bike at oe re ag _ o |, der penalty of death if he rege: ne | mz ts ! ag re ont tne ate eee = so rsa ~ | -* aon enjamin ¥. Tillinan ny vail ees was merely done for effect, for I had noth- wife when Andv shot me, | was arguing - aa « » hat he was “ny } norable settlement and their +--+ i pase . , : : ing to leave her. with her and had not thought of hurting perament warned him tha 5a raw ular will be read in lodg on the Face question treare Sean n etenee ocret _ : i re . o } Sescr . a . ~ é » pate | J* seh bur CUS ¢ id ft} ™ e on the race mt @ ae w ~ 1 wrote her a note telling her [I | her. J oy he has been wanting to get me 28 death. Thomason was met 4 i ats bieti ee DO aS, ae eetil in order that the men tn the mills} ST. LOUIS REPRESENTATIVES AtT- point ile aon heartily pdr enn neg ber : as go ne to ki]I myself, Or course I never Gut o 1e Wuv for some time by Patterson. The later was armet w na . — Bape st asi ; wave { ana commrebenatve ine : ’ lar : : | , e | | | : arge audience Ile mace an eloquent intended to do any such thing.’ ’ en ae double-barrelled shotgun, When Thomason matter and act inte! TEND STATE CELEBRAYLION, of justifieation for the wo hing a n P Miss Marie Versen ives with her parents in calling Upon I ilerm ilion rn thy . aving that trv tlefenea of «outhern women = RAIA ——" avenue. She its a tall, stat- 1S SHOWERS : tischar ] the : iVul ible to see that -- —— } was ready to take « esque on * aischarges ae }° , ee ee "A fice bat carefully and wit! n : Ras, oma ~~ ae on eo oe oe ater the lover's ! oO ttlement bet JACK ANAT pavnest cesil o avoid open rennin | Prof. Van Ornum of Washington Uni- . eget + ae eR ong te aloo in She as wich ast ish “wh ; sh | ‘ "mt (yt rye ' 1] hen fol low, nod wi lj ‘ . oe b > a ite ” a - ae dete ene ne © Ud om eee kne | He aSys They Will Fall Monday Night misunder versity Urges That as Many Faiz Gu trial ee ae : ars ot eo him “T have known > yg ret a he eg ae mbher , iat eal —equant; attested. if of | : aomething that would tntensift« race weeks 1 met ee or eee re ree or Tuesday—Cool Weather Will Pp “WAITING FOR ORDERS. Buildings as Possible Be in the South. He pte F that among t = a en the Street one gay and he was intro: j Continue. She we “HLLG AGO Aug. i L, ocal interest in the Made Permanent. w.000 of slewves durtnge the reteliion ve him rmilgaio mignt ca L mri : ” ani , ; "T he ason is connected with a prominent iSsity forced ‘I. to submissi strike is centered in a body of several! were more Christians than there Bou So pe Ssion to do sO Since then jr. hKivatt announces that there wit be Thoma I ; 1 } | I tir f “ders mon the 9,000,000 blacks ! the th. 1@ has been very attentive. He told me he : in St. Louis | Moultrie County family. Bae we of | Murphy's finger is still ou 1 a ete He bee + eyey che Edwards, represent: of the | 4) it rm n are not created équal, = sll Bee Now York = ah feed ; in St. suis lat man's friends gatnere: wrea ports and \Wieker ts stil! Om . ms ~ qent Ot . mie HS: ~~ . r — e iis father Siain ; . , , | A le ted nmenpie ‘ti on if ro) St | Purchase exposition ("o. at the ni ceers’ are not fit to vote,” Was a broker in W seeme night ri vengeance on the murderer, whose aged Powell is absolutely ne: Amalgama tes Chi nm vn, sSli¢ge ) Ho pants aeaae to nal Shinde of cent t* ppt eet & ssethet lay at the point of death in the bronner and Robinson have en rn and ‘Tin W orke rs, and PECORD i Ze l head or quarto centennial anniversar,s elebr ation | ' (ome oe may, the white o of it freely. He took me to the parks ‘ane | dwelling. but Patterson awaited their at-| rescind their orders, | n B | hf ality ove ye of the admission ef Colorado to ‘he union, | South wit limes tet own country,” other places of amusement and to ainner tack behind barred doors, weapon in hand Emmett Heidrick jolu [he am luis {? A + oh > Eas 7 nt recs ee e net Colorado the following ae supper. Freqnently we took one ond When the sheriff's Posse arrived he yol- n.ornine and stated th = pith an, ‘ ; fy wk ‘7 | f s ater i ain ine hea 4 a, shi A at untarily surrendered and was committe todas ° game t iti? is looks al telegram to rreom Lie ii- ae ha mane flowers to me daily to the Moultrie cee —, The coroner's The team te thushaisth ty : ' ma ver Monday inque st was conciudaes unaayv eve ning and pnects and while most of the pris rs t= | ego { = } : : 1h “| e Said That He resulted in Patterson being bound over on| pect a hard battle, they thin! ing ne ni rot Would Kill Himself the charge of murder. should win the series. “He was very quiet an JEATH IN = PL wa @ refined in man. GARMENT - WORKERS WON FIGHT; MET DEATH IN THE PULPIT. mer always, and had little to say, seeming l Car content to sit and look at me, while I did the talking. was tired of life and would some 4 himeelf. 1 paid no attention ¢ +O ay Mla 0 o ——— this, how “On the evening of July 31 h e ca me and asked me to take a ear ride. Ey Po companied him, and when we got on the car he handed me a will, — in my favor in which he bequeathed m insurance and an a personal otheete: Big oo me to the office of a ne but the ged was out and he another to remain in his office He frequently said that he was 19 degrees warmer at the same. hour. coming in over the Northwest, cal forecaster does not think it will result in warmer weatifer in St. Lobis for a few The thermometer at 7 o'clock Monday morning” was only 6S —exactly the same as at the same “hour Sunday morning. , Saturday morning it What Dr. Hyatt deneminates a “low” is but the lo- Employers at Newark Agree to Union Demands. NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—Striking garment workers of Newark, N. J., have won a victory after a short conflict with their emplovers. Today all but a few of the 1500 workmen who struck last Tuesday, will return to their benches, all demands hay- ing been complied with by the employers. Of the 50 manufacturers and contractors who were invglved, all bul seven signed the agreement asied for by the workmen. The men did not @trike for increase in wager. It was a un labor. fight solely. | Stroke of Paralysis Came to Dr. Han- cock as He Preached. ASBURY PARK, N. J.., George t.. Hancock, pastor Park M. EK. Church, while preaching in his pu due paralysis Planing Mill Burned Special to ne Poset-Diepates HANNIBAL Me... Aug. 4—Gunner &€ Hutton's planing mill was aestreyed hy fire at 3 o'clock *his morning; loss, $600}; insurance, &3000. he fire Im supooread (oO have been of incendiary origin, The Rev, the West bw death ath Aus Aug. 5 of was stricken ipoit 1 LY aT ia ms i CW: es » 4 a PP a time ft action jet in wages Omi Tcat MAC eae Me > ad he spirit low-craftsmen tn the Kast. .! ed. man James H. Blount is critically his country home near here. ; ing from a stroke of paralysis. BO ie of the men is shown by the the steel workers at give per cent of of their striking in case they An order by to support taken voting to the ate tu he ir the calilled out while not welcomed. weuld it is sald. resulting tn a strike numover of western mills in emselves STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS. ‘ON, ress- li at He j% auf (ra... Aug. 5.—Former Con a re az. | Pe P ae ee . Med Me Ae. i Par S ~ br Tima Ae ag 3 a . oii “” a a ae maa Men J Ge tA RIG: OTP MRE ICE! REST IRE + ae “Co operat ten Mr. Edwards was provided with a large supply of World's air literature, which be distributed among the many thousands of visitors at the celebration Colorado Is Interested. Fair to poactically resented “to the members of the pub ty bureau and they took full advan it. As a result, ey is he extent eas * tion 8t. ‘er- 4 } was ous fo plan menito> i oe © post 4 No better opportunity for advertising the — a whole state has been t MM 6 wr enes ; Wh acc ahee. P< 04m 1 a NRA = F Wr ares eae fj. Da ine: