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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15
DISCOVERY OF THE NEW LUMI.
NANT Oh. FIELDS.

The oil lands held in foe simple and controlled
by this corporation by virtue of twenty-five
and ffty-year leases. located in Atascosa. McMul-
len and Live Oak Counties, Texas, cover an area
of I42 square miles. This vast tract Of land
has been sufficiently prcspected to practically
prove it TO be among the worlds greatest treas
ure bonanzas. Wells drilled on almost any
portion OF IL produce luminant oil in paying guam
titles of a superior quality.
This corporation desires to emphasize the
fact that this new oil field is not tributary TO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15

A STATEMENT FROM SAM CROWTHER.
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Board of rur OF the kngTr~hr Corporation Hh" the"
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TELEGRAM.
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amp ,uMINANT OIL VS.. FUEL OIL.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15

II is az impossible to estimate the value Of the
vast luminant oil field held by this corporation
as II Is impossible to estimate the value of the
great diamond mines OF South Africa. II can
only be said that both represent genuine treasure
est discoveries.
IL you have money that is not earning interest
or dividends which are satisfactory to you you
can invest here to great advantage. A few num-
dred dollars invested now will bring returns
in a short time equal to an investment of a few
thousands in ordinary enterprises. There Is
work about IL. All the Ifs" and lands" and
speculative features have been eliminated.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
Boulder S|Q||dS
Where OCe0|l XQy
B0UlDER-O ON-THE-SEA.
Professor Cannon says the Waters Of Old
Ocean Used to Battle Her,

Professor Cannon says the Waters Of Old
Ocean Used to Bathe Her.
The following by Prof. George L. Can
non is but an extract Of very interest.
ing article he contributes to the Chau
tauqua Journal for December:
ITO the uninitiated it may seem in
credible that the site of Boulder. now
lifted to an elevation of over a mile
aouve the level Of the ocean. could have
been washed by the warm waters OF the
gulf stream or that the waves Of vanish.
ed seas should for ages have dashed
against rocks Of all but the very highest
SUBMITS Of the Rocky mountains. But
the most .kep,ical individual. il he will
exlmine the strata abutting against the
foothills Of the Colorado ranges, or which
form the floors Of our mountain parks.
or those composing some Of our higher
peaks. cannot escape the convection that
he is standing on the consolidated sedi
menis Of an ancien, ocean filled with the
relics of long vanished races Of plants
aud animals. The valley between the
red rocks covering the base of the gran
,,e foothills and the white sandstone
ledges Of Davidson and Gun Barrel
mcsas, is continuation Of what, further
to the south, has been called the Marine
val!ey-a valley excavated out. OF sea.
formed beds which represent a cycle of
sedimentation that is a change from a
time when this vicinity was occupied by
fresh water marshes to time when the
Continued on second Pags)
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
BOYS Confident
l0|SI|y VIII Xl|
BOULDER WILL WIN.
The LEGAL Team 10 Confident Of Winning
Their Last Game.

The LEGAL Team u Confident Of Winning
Their Last Game.
A Varsity team never went to Denver
o. Thanksgiving day with greater hope:
Of victory than the present eleven enter
tain. Most Of the men who went down
to Denver last Saturday are satisfied
from the showing made by the D A c
team on that day that the local men will
simply walk away with the Denver
giants Perhaps this confidence is un
founded. but it certainly exists. Sa.ur.
days game shows the Dsnver teams
ends TO be It's weakest point and end
runs are Folsom's strongest plays. Bill
has also new formation that may sur
prise those who have never seen it. 1t
Is said to be an invention of DR.. Duane.
Who Is q football enthusiast 10 addition
to being scholar.
The team is in the pink Of condition
except, possibly. Whitehead. Even he
is in much better shape than when he
played against Golden and he should be
able to play the whole game. Aside
from Thayer, every man will be In the
game ready for blood. Nate Hill. who is
= local favorite. will play full and cap
tain the team. Pate and Patterson will
probably play the halves. The rest Of
the team will be the same crowd Of vet.
erans who have 70 successfully defended
their goal line this year. A big crowd
ought to accompany the team on Thurs
day. Tickets are on sale in Boulder.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The sophomores are highly ela,ed over
the excellent showing made BY their
team in Longmont on Saturday. when
the Longmon. high school was deies,ed
by score oi 6 TO o. The usual showers
OF rocks and questionable eggs we're
handed the Boulder boys As they drove
home.
The Law library has received most Of
its quota Of new books and presents .
rather crowded appearance. All the re
ports Of the Western States together
With 4 full set Of American Decisons and
Reports are no~ on hand.
Professor Taylor addressed the stu-
dents IN chapel this morning. His sub.
j.ct vas Reverence" and II was treated
in characseristieally enjoyable manner.
Professor Taylor spoke With much earn.
es.ness Of the respect that should be
accorded the works which the present
day authors are producing and referred
to the lowest depths as the final resting
place Of the porodist.
Professor Murree was much imr roved
today. tu, did not at,s mp, 10 NEE, his
classes.
Will Carlson carries one OF the most
complete and satisfactory black eyes
that has ever been acquired 90 the local
football field.
On Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week the Christian Endeavorers will
have big rally and the student men.
bers Of tha, body will take NO little part
in the celebration. Rev. Clarence Eber.
man Of Boston. DR. B. B. Tyler Of Denver
and Presiden, Chapman Of Colorado
Springs will speak.
All students have been invited to take
part in the Choral Union. Rehearsals
OF ,ha, body will begin At ooee.
There will be joint meeting Of the
Christian associations At I:7o p. N. on
Dec. sth. The subject OF discussion
will be 1.-The Christian Lille. Work OF
Ease, Which Shall l, Be?"
The sweaters which Boulder merchants
are to give 20 the football tes N in reeog
milton Of their remarkable Ie-erd, have
arrived and are now being adorned with
the big c to which the wearers are en-.
titled.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
MAJOR FULTON Is I'LL.

Major Henry Fulton. professor Of en-
gineering and mathematics at the State
University, Boulder. is quite Ill at the
Brown Palace hotel. Dr.. Alir;d Mann
Who Is attending him. SAID yesterday that
while Major Fulton Is greatly improved
hs is not YET ou, Of danger, but at the
sane time on \ fair road 10 recovery.
His condition Saturday was such that
bis daughter was telephoned to come
from Boulder. which she did. returning
last evening owing to marked improve
ment IL her fathers condition.
Majos Fulton came to Denver Friday
afternoon from Boulder. accompanied
BY President Baker, 10 attend = dinner.
Late that night he was taken i'll aud for
awhile it was thought he would die. Pro
lessor Baker remained With him until
Yesterday when be returned home
Denver News.
Major Fulton is still at Denver and
very i'll with heart trouble.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
BOULDER GIRLS ARE WED.
Accounts Of the Weddings OF Claire Fseny
and Grace Wolf,

Accounts Of the Weddings Of Claire Fseny
and Grace Wolf.
Under date OF Nov. 20. Mrs Claire B..
Christian writes to a friend here and
tells about her Wedding. She was quiet
ly married Saturday. Nov. 9. to Alber,
c. Christian In the study Of the Baptist
church a, Seattle. Only her mother,
sister and brother were present. They
took a trip up the sound and were home
again in few days and are now at home
with the brides mother, Mrs Virginia
Feeny, a, Seattle. The groom is in the
Northern Pacific railroad Office and went
ives. from Minneapolis. He is Of the
same age as the bride. who passed in
Boulder her middle g,rlhood days as
Miss Claire Feeny. For two years prior
to going to Seattle she was clerk in the
Office Of the Clerk and recorder here.
Mrs Christian. also, tells Of the we'd
ding Of another Boulder girl. known
here as Grace Wolf and daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Hiram Wolf. They we're mar.
ried at the eeny residence the evening
Of November Io-George Bellman and
Grace Wolf. The bride was gowned IN
gray silk muslin and looked sweet and
pretty. carrying pink roses. The groom
wore happy smile. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr. Randall Re.
fTeshments followed the ceremony.
which was in the presence Of all the
Boulder colony in Seattle-Mr and Mrs
Conley. Mr. and Mrs Hopper. Ernest
Wolf. Oscar Glauer. Walter James. Fred
Moore, John Venables, Mrs Christian
and Mrs Feeny and children. The
groom is collector for a large transfer
company. They vent to reside at 72o3
Fourth Avenue.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
GENEROUS Mr. 0'CONN0R.

Mr. O'Connor. proprietor Of the Bowen
hotel. is thankful for a year Of great
prosperity and desires to emphasize the
fact Being advised that there are poor
children in town. who are not destined
to enjoy Thanksgiving dinners. Mr.
O'Connoe called at the Camera Office to
make the offer to feed I7s children Of
the city-limited to those whose parents
can not afford to give them turkey din
nets with all the accessories. Mr. Junius
Henderson. president of associated
charities was called in and eagerly
jumped at the opportunity. The asso.
citation has actively begun the work of
making lists and will issue tickets to the
number given abov. for dinner 10 be
served At the Bowen Thanksgiving day
At go. I, will be feast Tor the gods
and will make one hundred and twenty
Eve children happy for one day. at least.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
TEMPERANCE

The members and friends Of the Y.
w. c. T. U. spent \ pleasant afternoon
=, the home Of Miss Mary Billings Fi
day. when shor, bu. pleasing program
was rendered. Remembering that flower
mission work is pre-eminen,ly the work
Of the Y A committee. it vas authorize ed
to purchaae blooming plant and carry
it to the hospital early Thanksgiving
morning. All the young people, and
especially the Y. are requested to be
present at the next meeting. which will
be held at 6o6 Spruce street. December
9th An interesting program will be
rendered.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
Burn % DpQf|
N Mother 5 SIl1
BURNED TO DEATH.
Terrible Fatalities Due to Building Fire
With Cssl OIL.

Terrible Fatalities Due to Building Fire
With Cssl OIL.
Pittsburg. Nov. 7s-Ahorrible accident
occurred At Knoxville this morning. The
family of ]. G. Miller assembled for
breakfast at 5 o'clock. Rose, the daugh.
ter. tried to assist the FIRE by pouring
kerosene upon it from can. The ex
plosion was tremendous. Her clothing
caught fire and she died whils being car.
ried to 4 hospital. Her sister. Amelia,
Amanda and Sylvia were suiiocated BY
the fumes and died. The father jumped
through the window and broke both oi
bis legs. The mother was up stairs and
fastened down to Roses rescue. She
was terribly burned and the shock was
such that she can no. live. The house
was wrecked by the explosion.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
DENVER AND RETURN ST.

The football season closes on Thanks.
day. Nov. 78th, the final game TO be
played by University and d. A. c. teams
in Denver. For this occasion the Colo.
RADIO & Southern will make round trip
rate Of 81 for the day, the last train leav.
ing Denver for Boulder at 1899 p. M.
The theatrical attractions for the even
ing will be De Angels in "The Royal
Rogue" at the Broadway and "In Old
Kentucky" at the Tabor.
T. E. GILLER, Agent.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
PREPS WILL WIN

Captain Taylor Johnston Of the prep.
football team Is confident in his teams
victory over Colorado Springs High
School Wednesday. The game will
settle the inter.scholas,ic championship
Boulder should send over some roosess.
expensive and inconvenient though Il
may be. The prers deserve all the en-.
Boulder people Can give
them
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
GREAT RUSSIAN WELL.

Baku, Nov. 23-The immense oil veil
which has been producing 4 100000 gal
Ions daily since November ". has been
BY another gusher almost
IS large. which vas struck November Il.
As result Of this immense production
the local price Of oil has fallen 4 cents a
0aitn1
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
bOl|D0|d Colon
Scene 0| Terror
WILL BOMBARD COLON.

The Revolatiouists Mako the lsthmus
Pretty Lively Scene.
Colon. Isthmus OF Panama. Nov. az
There Is great excitement here. The
city is to be bombarded at 4 O'Clock and
citizens are boarding the United States
battleships for protection. A great bat
tie between the Revolutionists and the
Columbian government is now i'll prog
ress. The trains on the Isthmus railroad
have stopped and all business has been
suspended.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
THREE WERE KILLED.

Marietta, o, Nov. 7s-Robert Wiikin
At Uuionville and his vile quarrelled
last night. She took the baby and went
to the home OF her father. Mr. Stokes.
not faS distant. W,lkin followed and
shot and mortally wounded Mr. aud Mrs.
Stokes. A son Of the latter thea armed
him self and shot Wilkin dead.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
MILL JUST FELL DOWN.

Toe outer wall Of the cooling room Of
the great mill OF the Wall Stree, Gold
Extraction company fell out late Sa,ur-
day afternoon. involving a heavy loss
The wall was defective.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
A CRUEL WARDEN.

The whipping Post II Delaware Witssssss
bloody Panlsh meat
Wilmington, Nov. 75-The first whip
ping under the new Delaware Law was
Witnessed Saturday BY one hundred
spectators, all Of whom cry out agains,
its cruelty. The warden did the Jogging
Of four prisoners. two Of whom were
white. He brought the blood at every
laying on Of the lash.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
OUR JOHN WILL FIGHT

Washington, Nov. 7s-Congressman
Shafroth said today that be would hgh,
free sugar from Cuba in the interest Of
the great beet sug arfndustry Of Colorado.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
NOTED BANDIT DEAD.

Phoenix. Ar. Nov. 7s-Burt Alvora.
the famous bandit, has been killed with
his boots on while trying to hold up an
express messenger.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
PRlCKeO BY CONSCIENCE

Washington. Nov. 7s-Secretary Gage
today received contribution Of $4,000
to the conscience fund from an unknown
marty
Daily camera., 1901-11-25

Now Is your chance to get a one
dollar bottle Of Mes.ca for SOC at
fonda's drug store.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
ENTIRE TOWN BURNED

Atlanta. Ca. Nov. 75-Johns.on. Miss +.
was almost entirely obliterated by hre
today. Loss 100000.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25

Talk about geese Joe Hocking's
market has the finest ever seen in Boul
der.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25
STOPS THE COUGH
Ana ~nrka oR eh> N>lA

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 75 cents.
Daily camera., 1901-11-25

Don't forget that after Saturday
November seth Mes ca will sell for
one dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-03
Lettuce Stamps Their Rank.

-
She was talking enthusiastically to a
group Of friends who were congrarulating
her upon her freshly won cap and uniform.
after two months probation in one of the
city hospitals. After enumerating ell the
unpleasant duties from which she would
now be exempt. she ended by saying,
laughingly:
"And no more old. wilted. outside lettuce
leaves for me now; I've graduated from
them, too"
She then explained that nurses hos
pital rank could be as easily determined by
a glance at the salad served her as by
looking at her cap or uniform. Certain de-
grees were as accurately conferred in this
way as in any other known to nursehood,
and this was the rotation:
The superintendent OF nurses invariably
got the hearts. The assistant superin-
tendent had the first rows OF tender. white
leaves. Next. the head nurses came In for
the smaller green leaves The regular
pupil nurses took the best of the larger
leaves. while to the lot OF the poor, long
suffering probationer fell the wiIted, out
side leaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-03
EXCURSIONS.


Little Miss Rita Danzeiie. the girl aero
naut, will give another aeronautic exhibit
ton at River View tomorrow afternoon.
when hanging under Big hot-air balloon
she will ascend into the air and will en-
deavor to reach a height Of at least 5000
feet before cutting her parachute loose
and coming to theiearth again. The pro-
cess Of filling the big gas bag will take
place In the open air, where every one can
witness 1t. An additional feature of the
entertainment tomorrowr-will be the con-
cert by the River View Orchestra on the
steamer and on the grounds in the after
noon and evening. The Saml. j. Pentz will
leave her wharf at IL am. 2:45 and 6:15
sions on next Wednesday,, Saturday and
Sunday.
A two-day outing on the Randall line
steamer Is q pleasant way to spend short
vacation. The steamers Of the Randall Hne
leave their wharf foot of 8th street, every
day except Friday at am. and return
the next evening. The steamer Wakefield
sails on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
as far down as Nomini or Lower Macho-
doc, and the steamer Kent on Sunday,
Tuesday and Thursday to Wirt's wharf.
All the landings between Washington and
the points named are made, and many OF
the creeks are gone into. The steamers
are comfortable boats with large and airy
state rooms, and excellent meals are served
on them.
In response to repeated requests for
weekday trip to Chapel Point, Capt. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-03
7 OrfOlk & Washington
Too Much Copper.
From the Philadelphia Telegram.
Portugal Ia a,fforipu from, a vIf

FfOm the Pn0auelphla 1eiegrnm.
Portugal is suffering from a plethora Of
money just now. Not gold. of course; nor
silver; but copper. So vast Is the supply OF
this inferior metal that ordinary people are
exceedingly chary OF changing such few
gold coins as they may come into possess
sion Of The copper coinage is big and
cumbersome, and it Is also deprecated. SO
that, in order to avoid being burdened with
1t. 1t has become the custom, in the larger
cities at all events, to use street car tickets
as currency. In the provinces postage
stamps are made to serve a similar purpose.
Meanwhile the government at Lisbon goes
on sereneiy mining the obnoxious coins
which nobody will use-at the rate of some
eighty tons q month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-03

to the initial presentation of Don Caesar s
return with unusual interest. Having had
entire charge of preparations for the pro-
duction during the past ten months Mr..
Hackett naturally mas been able to ac-
eomplfsh vastly more toward providing a
production accurate In all respects and
''correct" in detail than If he had begun
presentations but a few weeks ago. Much.
therefore, is expected of the Hackett Don
Caesar.
A big revival of the Tanning of the
Shrew'' will be made next season by Man
ayers James B. Delcher and George H.
Brennan. Charles B. Hanford. the Shakes
pearean star, will appear as Petruchio. and
negotiations are in progress with an actress
of prominence for Katherine. Mr.. Han
Petruchfo adopted by the late Edwin
Booth, in whose company Mr. Hanford
played leading parts. The latter was the
great tragedian's understudy In the Tam,
Petruchio while Mr.. Booth was Ill. The
tour of Messrs. Delcher and Brennans re-
viyal will commence In October and will
include the principal cities of the south and
west.
.'Florodora," the remarkable musical
comedy that has filled the New York
Casino nightly and every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons for nearly ten months.
still continues as the attraction at this
popular playhouse, and the patronage be-
slowed upon this tuneful piece Is In noway
affected by the warm weather. True, the
theater where it holds forth is probably the
coolest place of amusement in the city, and
this may account In great measure for
the uninterrupted success of the piece dur
ing the regular close season of the theaters.
Be this as it may, FlorOdora Is enjoying a
patronage In the heart Of summer that
many a smart midWinter attraction would
be proud Of The three hundredth presen-
tation will be celebrated Thursday evening,
August 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-03

From the Philadelphia Press.
Miss Pechis-"Mr. Slocum called on me
last evening"
Mr.. Wryvell-.Huh! he's slow. Didn't he
make you tired? Talked and talked about
something idiotic and embarrassing. I'll
bet"
Miss Pechis--"Well. he talked about you
& great DEAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-03
Ericsson Line Excursions"

Attractive wster Route from Baltimore.
Washinsfon BY B. o. to Baltimore, thsncs b.
Erlcsson Line to Philadslphia- Single. 321O; round
sdsip6is q. 3 o.. ID sfssmess al dahl. szcep.
Sunday st pm. Day Boat, Nooday,. wednesday
sals in Washington at D. = D. ticket o1lcss Tick
ets for sale in Baltimoes once oaly % Atlantic
Branch. New YORK. Albany. Trey and points north
Write for guide Of the route and great 0ahtn9
9. r. A. 2O4 Light St. Baltimore. Md. 5ele-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-03

Mrs. isolate discussing new cook. appre-
hensively} did she complain at Lonely
willie being so far out. Ferdinand?''
Isolate (elatedly)-.'Sh didn't get on to
how far out we are! Fortunately. she went
to sleep before the train left Jersey City
and she slept ell the way here like q bird.
with her head on my shoulder