MANY ENTRIES ARE RECEIVED FOR OLD FIDDLERS’ CONTESTPrize-winning old Lime Add levs of Waterloo and vicinity have signified their intentions of taking part in the old time tiddlers’ con Lest to be staged at the Waterloo theatre next Sunday evening.Waterloo will be represented by E. Li. Goss, C. R. Marquard, John W. Smith, Sam White, W, A. Rcnn, Bert DeLapp and Sam Wilson.Others will be: Arthur Luloff and A. D. Murray, Jesup; Thomas Holman, G. W. McBain. Ed Deitrich, Benson Palmer and' Louis Higgins, Independence: Mathew Thomas,Nicholas Thomas and Peter A. Reu-ther, Oilberlville; Eugene Daggett. Volga City: Arthur Peters and Pied Huenemann, Tripoli; W. R. Paulson, Clarksville; James Seeley, Horton; J. J. Lynes, Howard Kelly, H. W. Droste. and John Baskin, Waverly; Otis Stone. W. M. Lewis. Fred Meyers, Carl Sevendahl. Elmer Downing, Louis Hake, a blind fiddler. George , Kvorak* Will Danner and R. S. Williamson. Vinton; Oscar Anderson, Garrison; « Charles Hcidcn, Palo: Henry Miller, La Porte City, and Fred. Walthers, Mt. Auburn.In the hog calling contests there will be entered Albert Hoppe. Jesup: Ray Kelso, Loren Hite and Lewis Eggleston, Vinton; Henry LulofT and Ray Byram, Waverly; Floyd Voss and John Hazard. Clarksville.'Others expected to enter the various contests which will include laughing, jigging and dancing events will be William Relf. Vinton; Louis Schweer. Rcadlyn, and H. C. Wes-tendorf, Denver.