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The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
All Over Weld.

Mr.. and Mrs CotTman of Loveland,
were the guests Of j. NJ Kinsenger
and family Sunday.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Chappell of Steven.
son, Alabama. are the guests of f..
E. Tracy and family.
DR.. Lonergan and wife left Mon
day morning for visit with friends
In Kansas City, Missouri.
A number Of our young men left
Sunday for North Park where the
expect to'remain through the hay
ing season.
Mrs. Samuel Andrews left Mon
day for Drummond, Michigan, where
she will spend the remainder of
the summer.
Bruce Malonee who was Johns
ton visitor last Sunday reports
everything on ssthe boom and crops
looking fine there.
Miss Coflman entertained a num-
ber of her friends Tuesday evening,
the guest of honor being her
brother who has been visiting them
for the past week.
Twenty Mexicans left Evans
Friday evening for Butte, Montana,
where they expect to work in the
beet fields, there being a great demand
for that kind Of labor in that place.
At the town board meeting Satur-
day evening contract was let to
Denver parties for a new we'll to be
sunk near the city water works In
Evans park. The contract was taken
for s2036.
The funeral services of the late
j. NJ Perkins an old tifty-niner was
conducted by Rev. Coffman at the
Methodist church Thursday after
noon. The attendance was very
large The pail bearers who otfici-
ated were: J. A. Kimsey, G. II.
Young, f. Fl. Beeson, j. S. Barber.
P. II. Herriott. of Evans and Johr
Reed Of Lovland.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
GIBSON

George Peck went to Boulder and
spent the Fourth.
Miss Frye of FIT. Collins, we're Clip
son visitors this week.
Mr.. Reese of Texas, and Ed Star
key of Greeley, were visitors in Clip
son few days ago.
Miss Rachel Boyd from Virginia
Dale has been visiting her cousins
on the Boyd ranch.
j. r. Lynch, manager of the Col
den Rule store at LaJunta was a
Gipson visitor recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyd are
visiting this week among their rela-
tives in Virginia Dale.
Most of the Swedish people of this
neighborhood took in the picnic in
Island Grove Park, July 4.
Little Mary Harsh is staying
with friends in Fort Collins while
her parents are in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harsh and Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller of Greeley started the
latter part Of last week for North
Park and Steamboat Spings.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
THE DELTA

George SrtubIe spent the Fourth ir
Denver.
Ed Burke has gone to Missouri tc
make hay for w. Shearer.
Mrs. Robinson is In Fit. Collins
visiting her sister and friends.
Mrs. Shearer and son Harland will
leave Tuesday for Clarinda, Iowa.
Mrs. Gieser and family spent the
Fourth with her brother j. Waite.
Mrs. Claud Clarkson is able tc
be out again after her recent illness.
Irwin Thompson and Ed Burke
we're among the Boulder visitors the
Fourth.
Mrs. workhiser and daughter,
Ruth. leave Monday morning fol
Hutchison, Kansas.
Mrs. Foley and children are visit,
ing this week at Orchard with Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Foley
I. Quite a number or Japanese boys
have rented MI. Bullock's house tC
live In for the summer
All the crops are looking fine at
present. Mr.. Reno has one OF the
finest fields of onions seen In long
time.
Mrs. McConnell's mother from
Denver has been visiting her fol
some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell
drove over to Loveland Sunday re-
turning Monday and Mrs. Mcconnell S
mother staid there to visit for some
time.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
EATON

Geo. Martin left last week for MIL
burn, Arizona.
Clarence Larkin was passenger
for Denver last Tuesday
Miss Hilma Anderson who has been
quite III is. now improving.
Fred Moore left the first Of last
week for an extended eastern trip.
Geo. Holmes OF Ft. Morgan, was
greeting Eaton friends the other day.
Mrs. August Wood entertained her
niece, Miss Grace Shattuck last week.
VIII Lowry of Windsor spent the
Fourth with home folks at Eaton.
w. L. Chessrown Is taking.a two
weeks vacation in Colorado Springs.
Miss Gladys Lowry was the recent
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
Y WINDSOR )

Myrna Laybourn Is visiting rela'
tives in Eaton this week.
Little Kenneth Sawyer is rapidly
recovering from siege of typhoid
fever.
The three families of Chipmans
visited relatives in Boulder July 4
and 5.
VIM. Forgy and family drove to
Denver Monday where they spent
most of the week.
Mrs. D. B. Blevins and children
left Monday morning for visit with
relatives In Missouri.
Geo. V. Black has sold his busi-
ness to F. w. Schroeder of Ouray who
takes possession this week.
S. Fl. P. Douglas and family ex-
pect soon to leave for Brush where
they will make their future home.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyons who live near Ault is sick at
the home OF DR.. and Mrs. L. E.
Bartz.
Prof. Burns of Greeley has bought
lots in Bowman's addition and has
begun the erection of five room
cottage
The special meetings being held at
the NJ. e. church this week are help
full and instructive Rev. c. b. Allen
of Denver is the speaker each
evening.
Rev. Harlow and wife have been
visiting in Denver the greater part
of the week. They are also contem-
plating visit to the coast In the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs Stafford Crittenden
arrived home Sunday after three
weeks visit to eastern cities prlnci-
pally Chicago where they visited
with Mr.Cittenden S relatives.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
An Apology.

A man who has a reputation for
being very careless as to his toilet
was elected town clerk in one of the
small towns in his state, and the To-
cal paper thought it would be a
good joke to announce that
Mr.. Makeup will wash himself
before he assumes the office of town
clerk
On reading the notice Mr.. Make
up was furious and demanded re-
traction, which the paper accord
ingly made the following day in this
fashion: p.
MIR. Makeup requests us to deny
that he will wash himself before he
assumes the office of town clerk"
And still Mr.. Makeup was not
pleased. How hard it is to satisfy
some people.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
HighIandlake

Mrs. Strawbridge will teach il
Denver next term.
Farmers are busy now putting ul
their heavy crop of hay.
There was a heavy rain west Of
the lake Sunday afternoon.
MT. Courtney of Denver, was a
business caller here Saturday.
Homer and Walter Brown from
near Johnston were here Sunday
Sunday school was organized IL
Mead Sun day with a good member.
snip.
Rufus Mead and party returned
from Ester Park Friday after very
enjoyable trip.
There will be preaching service
in Mead one week from Sunday after
noon at ) O'Clock.
The Mead nine played the Platte
VILE nine in Plateville the Fourth.
The Plattevtlle nine carried off the
honors.
There was a large attendance
from here to the celebration in
Platteville the 4th. All were pleas
ed and enjoyed themselves.
Miss Strong will teach the pri-
mary school next term. There are
two more teachers to be engaged,
nrincipal and grammar room.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
AUL

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Matison left
last Thursday to visit friends in
Iowa.
| Ault Is preparing for Harvest
Day carnival to be held some time
In September.
Mrs. Albert Classen went to Kan.
sas City, last week, where her sister
Mrs. Bernard is quite sick,
Mrs. Charles Elliott is enjoying a
visit from her mother and sister,
Mrs. and Miss Fowler from Elyria,
Ohio.
Charles Serbaush who was shot
several weeks ago is now able to sit
up and it is hoped he will soon be all
right.
j. w. Bridges, wife and two
youngest boys left Thursday of last
week to visit friends and relatives
in Illinois.
Miss Mabel Padget has returned
to her home in Greeley where she
will attend the State Normal school
the coming year.
There was a petition put in to the
town board fol- license to put in a
saloon but it was turned down at
the last meeting.
Mrs. DR.. Heberton has gone ON a
visit to her parents in Muncey.
| Pennsylvania, where she will stay
for several months.
Fl. w Kirby is moving his fnrni-
ture store into Hayden's building,
lately occupied by the bowling alley
which has been moved into Hayden s
new building.
| Or. Mccain met with quite pain
full accident one day last week. lie
was putting cork in Il bottle when
the top broke and cut his hnger very
badly, severing the tendon off at the
first joint. 1t is feared he will have
to go to the hospital to have it at
tended to.
Jack Kent was tried before Police
Magistrate Scheetz last week for boot
leggipg. He was fined $3.50 ant
costs, he carried his case up to tht
county court, and was put unde
$1,000 bond. Being unable to furnish
that amount he was again put in Jail
The next day the bond was furnished
and he was let out. Ben Burnett i
also In jail for the same otfense ant
seveal Others were arrested but OBJ
tained bail.
Their trials are set for August 6
1t is said there will be more arrest
soon andit is hoped that bootleg
ging will get a rap on the head tina
1t will not soon recover from.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
BEEBE DRAW

John Anderson, wife and baby
went to Hygiene last week.
Miss Florence Fidler of East Evans
Is visiting Miss Lois Leroy.
a nice rain visited this section
last Sunday which was very welcome
Sam Stiger came down from Den.
yer last Wednesday to visit his ranch.
S..W. Dean of Colorado Springs is
visiting his parents. Miss Agnes
Beson of Cheyenne is visiting the
Misses Dean.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
An lmpossibiIity.

Two Irishmen were moving some
kegs of powder when one noticed
that the other was smoking, and the
following conversation ensued:
'Look here. Amt ye got any
better sense than to be smoking
whilst we're handling these 'ere kegs
of powder? Don't you know that
there was an explosion yesterday,
which blew up dozen men ?"
Faith, but that cud never hap
pen here"
'sWhy not?"
"Bekase there's only two Of US on
this job"
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
Bio BEND

Miss Anderson of Erie Is here
visiting her relatives.
Miss Lottie Lambert of FIT. Lup-
ton visited her sister, Mrs. McCann
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bentley OF
LaSalle visited here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bentley Sunday.
Messrs. Gail Domnerus and Ander-
son OF Central City. visited friends In
this vicinity last week.
The Aid Society will hold an all
day meeting at the nome OF Mrs.
Boal Wednesday in honor Of her birth
day.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12

/
ley.
r. A, Duke and wife were the
Sunday guests of A. III. Myers anu
wife.
Frank Brewington was attending
to business in Loveland one day lasI
week.
Mrs. w. f. Willis was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Wallie Smiihe
Thursday.
Mrs. Berger of Greeley, visited
her daughter, Mrs. T. G. Philips
last week
Will Roy and wife entertained Al
bert Luther and family at dinner last
| Wednesday.
Miss Susie Leadbetter of Denver
is visiting her cousin, Miss Lulu
Leadbetter.
Mrs. McQuowan is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. l.. r. Pullian OF
| Cheyenne this week
Mr.. and Mrs. WILL Frank are re-
joiclng over little daughter that
!
arrived at their home July 4th.
Miss Anna Craven who has been
spending couple of weeks at Estes
Park has returned to her home.
E. L.Hensley has been enjoying a
few days visit from his brother
Frank Hensley and Charles Thomas.
Dan Miller, W. E.Sulliyan, G. II.
Denio and wife and L. 6. Steele
and wife were all in Denver last
week.
T. j. Dyer and family of Young
Harris, Ga, arrived here last week
and will keep house for E. P.
Twiggs.
At the last regular meeting Of the
Rebekahs the following officers were
installed: Mrs. VIM. l.. Nettleton,
n. g., Mrs. l. B. Bills, V. G.
Miss Hazel SmilIie returned the
first of last week from Greeley where
she had been the guest of Miss Carrie
Shook for few days. Miss Carrie
accompanied her home to spend the
Fourth in Eaton.
Mrs. John Mccall gave pleasant
dinner party recently. Tue guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagar of Eaton, MIR. and
Mrs. James Kendel of Greeley. Mrs
Calder of Canon City, and Miss Bez.
wick of Colorado Springs.
a pleasant children's party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Kruger July in honor OF
their little son, Charles who was three
years old that dav. The little ont
enjoyed the various games as vel
as the dainty refreshments that were
served by the hostess.
Married Wednesday, June q, a,
the Fort Collins, Harry Stiff and Mis-.
Elmus Wykert, Rev. Ellis Of the
Methodist church ofiiciating. Mr.
and Mrs. Stiff will make their home
with f. f. Wykert the father OF. the
bride, until fall where they will
20 to Illinois the home of the groom
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
CROW GREEK

Joseph and James Woods spent the
Fourth in Denver.
Miss Edith Cook is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ienner.
William Brown of Denver Is visit
ing old friends once more.
Miss Cecil McClelland left last
week for her home in Breckenridge.
Mrs. Walter Umberger Is visiting
friends and relatives in this neigh
borhood.
Miss Sybil Brown Of Denver was
visiting last week with her friends,
Mrs. Dulcie Standiford.
The friends of Mrs. George Brisco
will be pleased to know of her recoV
cry after q serious illness OF SIX
weeks In the St. Luke's hospital.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
Bids Received.

Bids will be received by the city
clerk until Tuesday evening, July
II, 1906 for the construction of re-
sideuce at the head of the Greeley
water WORKS in Larimer county.
Plans and specifications on file at the
CITY hall in Greeley. The right to
reject any or all bids is reserved.
NJ. p. Henderson,
City Clerk.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
EvAN0

T. and Mrs. j. S. Barber were
Sef visitors Monday.
rs d. E. Lundy left Monday for
PIT with friends in Chicago
after Ring and family Of John
"ere' Evans visitors Saturday.
(ev' samuel Andrews of Denver,
islt'hg friends in Evans and
nifty,
nc hei' telephone company have
''se iofce of men at work on their
here.
:, ~ Fark left Monday for an
'uuea n" visit with friends in Iowa
Dakota. w
, ''".'''er hester Of Denver, and
=, crook OF Evans spent the
Ith in Eaton.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
ASHTON

,,ba, McCune has been on
( list list the last week
nara Peterson has been hav-
serious trouble with her
o5iss Aid society meets
.s5ay. July II, with Mrs
nm3 Mrs. Carlson of Eaton,
heen visiting home folks the
wo weeks.
I Adolph Erickson who has
,'.rr sick the past three weeks
kly recovering
cIepg spent the Fourth in Den
p Edward and family in Bould
10 NcCune in Eaton and VIM.
and family in Evans
:, Of the people of Ashton spent
Fourth in Whitman's grove.
were about sixty attended the
!, Promptly at twelve O'Clock
emf down TO a bountiiul dinner.
for dlnneratkletics were the Or
l. ,l,o day The following pro-
|nv America.
|ofion-Geo. A. Carlson of Fort
|ns.
|nc-Red White and Blue.
lootiug Contest Men-lst Chas.
|k: md John Carlson.
lys-lst Guy McGunnigle. 2nd
McCune.
Yard Dash-lst Allen Swink,
Joseph Boersen.
| Yard Dash-Boys, lst Guy Gun
J md Ora McCune.
Yard Dash-Girls-1st Letha
hne. 2nd Catherine Forquer.
Yard Dash-Boys under eight
| old-lst Alvin Lewis. End
,n Boresen.
landing broad jump-lst Otis
lee. 2nd Wm. A, Carlson.
hnning broad jump-lst Thos.
unnigle. 2nd Lemuel McIndoo.
|igh jump-lst Thomas McGun-
J. 2nd Otis McGee.
! high jump-lst Letha Nc
}. Ind Catherine Forquer.
ug of War-Men- Was won by
Carlson, Chas. Swink. Lemuel
ldoo and Joseph Boyersen.
lg of War-Boys-Won by Ora
une and We're Doner. -
10 of War-Girls-Won by En-
3oresen, Grace Boresen. Merriam
blum and Rosie Forquer.
e Race-Girls-lst Martha
sen. 2nd Catherine Forquer
ree legged race-lst Joe Bory-
Otis McGee. Ind W. Carlson,
! Swink.
the rope jumping contest the
wing won blue ribbons: Ethel
me, Letha McCune, Philip
Ter, Martha Boresen, Ellen
ier, Ora McCune, Emma Bore S
We're Done, Catherine Forquer,
} .Boresen, Guy McGunnigle,
lei Mclndoo. Meriman McCol !.
and Thomas McGunnigle.
'e croluet contest was won by
md Mrs. Carlson.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many friends
who assisted us during the sickness
and death of our father. Especially
the L. S. Grant Post G. A. Il.
f. NJ Gigray and wife.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

\ fun orchestra will furnish the
music for the annual ball of the B.o-
thcrhood of Locomotive Firerrcn.
Auditorium on the night of February
2:nd. Get you tickets.
If you have nything to buy OF sell
put your name ON the register at
the Capital Life office. 1t costs you
nothing. Chas. Clark, Dist. Mgr.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

will rise Saturday
the production of "Parsifal"
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

We buy old furniture and repair
old furniture. Call us up when you
need our services. Prices reasonable.
Furniture hospital, 244 Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20
For sale.

House OF seven large rooms. bath
furnace, concrete walks, all modern
and new
One Fischer piano, fine condition.
but little used
One secondhand Kimball piano.
500, easy terms.
One Cleveland wheel, good as new.
One top buggy.
One set of single harness.
Box, S31; No. 1901 Colorado ave-
nue.. FRANK THOMPSON.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

If it is fad of yours to have all
the latest things in jewellery we
fancy the fad will be encouraged by
visiting our store for we have just
received a fine line of Signet Hat
Pins, Shirt Waist Sets. Cuff Buttons
Chatelain and Stick Pins we engrave
them free of charge. Don't forget
us when YOU want your rings and
watches repaired: We do only first
class work. Watermans and Mooney
Fountain pens, Eastman Kodak sup
plies Musical goods
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20
PRlM ROSE JEWELRY
and MUSIC Co.

Whitest Thing l Know Except Per-
hape The Snow.
said a man admiring our laundry
work. Some washers won't take
the trouble to get shirts, collors and
cuffs clean-make the bluing ans
wer. We do real cleansing work here
besides starching and ironing the
way man who cares for his clothes
likes them attended TO. We are not
afraid OF comparison invite it, in
fact-as to the quality of work, prices
and promptuess of delivery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-05
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN

With enhusiasm for the assured of the Re
publican ticket which seldom been equaied and
eseeed In the history Of the thousand Of the
rank and ne Of the Republican greeted the
candidates and speakers monster ratification meeting
held in Denver Tuesday OF last week There. in the
erected for the meeting Henry A. Buehte Re
publican nominee for governor of Colorado. Robert W.
Bonynge. candidate for Congress- Joel r. Vale stauneh
Republican. and Judge ~ Walter Dixon presented the
gathering the principles Of the Republican party which
have made the party Of and the which
does things. :.
Never has political party in Colorado opened
paign under such auspeoas circumstances. The
audience made OF and women Of dserinaina'
iioa. men and women who be swayed by the
passing OF anaiieai REFORM The solid substantial
men and women Of Denver there. The opening Of
the campaign in Colorado left nothing be desired
that In spite of the fact that before
tho crowd began to assemble IL began To rain Hut il
needed than rain deter those supporters
Of the Republican party in this 1906. They
loyal. Notwithstanding the rain.
On the platform In the great tent Chancellor
Buchte Chief Justice Gabbert the candidates
tho county nominees for the various oces John
VIVIAN state chairman. and Greeley w whtfo county
chairman Mr.. whi,ford opened the meeting with stir
ring address the fitness OF the candidates for the cces
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-05

the weak the strong the wicked wish to
them tAppiaaseJ
Il have lived in Colorado for years, am sup
posed haye wide acquaintance any oshsr man
in the The people Of the state asked TO consider
the best method Of securing and
They have choice Of Governor Aya Adams with Sen
aor Patisrsons wing Of the Democratic behind him,
Then they have choice Of Judge Lindsey. with party
behind him. Then they have choice Of the Republican
party with executive oneer. shall not or al
time this campaign have dseoartsoas word
Adams Judge Lindsey. count
both these gentlemen my friends Bu, perfectly sin
that Colorado will md It's largest
material educational and Tefosmaiory bs,termenis
through the Republican and the Republican eand
dates" tchesrs)
A sounder lawyer and less partisan than Joel y.
Wallis Is TO be foand in this western land Mr. Vale
spoke paid graceful and rbutsto Chancellor
iiuehiei and citizen and educator man who
would make splendid governor: and this pieasursbe
work Done tnrned TO the which controversy
and went record In support OF the
Supreme and its important decisions proving that
obeyed the hrs Law and that Its findings had
by all and that the highest court in
enuncaed the principles which the state
in its decisions and years ago
in the early days Of tho republic. Mr. Wales address
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-05

was n most effective answer criticisms that
been lodged against the court.
Il had occasion to into the Meyer closely
and the result that opinion the ultimate decision
Of the Supreme Court is the law and is that
the law should be mbeddcd in the public mind safe
guard and to the state 1t the procedure
that made Mr. Patterson hysterica 1t the result,
declared Mr.. vaile.
Judge n. Walter Dixon Of Pueblo the speaker
he given big reception. He announced the
first axiom in jurisprudence that he who seeks equity
must enter with clean hands.
Let the Democracy show her hands he demanded.
They hands that armed the thugs with clubs
beat citizens. the hands that ballots by
of hundreds and stuffed them into the ballot boxes The
stole place the Fire and Police Board
and gave 1. to Brother Frank.
And to-day Senator Teller sits in stolen seat
proven by Bonynge before Uncle Sam Washington
the court let the plaintin enter let Ava
with Billie and Frank and all the Savages. all these
innocent plaintiffs Send down to Green county and get
Billy accompany Frank while the band plays
4 want to be an Angel.
For years the Democratic party waited a
and sandbagged the Republican party
Judge Dixon took Senator Patterson task for his
abuse the courts He said that would undertake
to dscredit the judiciary before the people good
citzen-he unAmerican.
Judge Dixon then read from the application of Milton
Smith, chairman of the Democratic party. through his
orney T. NJ Patterson to the Supreme Court for orig
nal injunction three days before
submitted 1t application to enjoin the Demo
cratic party from committing frauds against itself in Las
Animas county. This the first time that the Supreme
Court had been asked to original jurisdiction
to be kings BENCH and 1t asked by Senator Patter
The relief asked for given. because in equity
party could not comHit crime against itself
did Adams to your knowledge condemn those
Denver frauds?' asked an auditor.
81 don't know. Alva Adams condemned any
thing" said Judge Dixon.
Day for Those Who Pose AS Reformers.
great day for the reormer. He together
that all politics is and want the Office
The all get into the governors chair
Folk you notice any difference in Missouri
Yes" said of the audience, it Republican
ppff fha uic nf Mr. Ron nvnp
Democratic party revolutionary then
revolution when Republicans in the Legisa
ture undertook undo the results of the frauds.
Mr.. Bonynge paid loyal tribute to Roosevelt and his
work ana accomplished at the last session of
Congress policy of federal control, government
ownership proclaimed the policy of the party
principal by Congress forth
by speaker who then took the remarkable growth
country Republican administration The poll
national party the policies of the state ad
mnistration.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-05

The state OF Washington has mad E
an advance in the line of social reform
by having arrested and Indicted for
manslaughter young man who sue
ceeded in drowning some Of his friends
by vigorously rocking the boat in
which he and they were taking a
short water trip. This is form Of
homicide by means Of which a great
many people have in years past been
brought to an untimely end. II is.
of course. case Of idiocy on tho part
of the boat rocker, who always looks
upon the act as humorous proceed.
Ing. but, says the Boston Herald. in
view of the past experiences the au.
thorities of the state of Washington
are no doubt justified in taking the
Initiative in declaring that this form
of life taking has ceased to be tol.
Grated as joke, and that those who
willfully indulge in the sport must
be held to criminal accountability
II for any reason 1t results in loss
OFF life.