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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
1U RACE FOR $4,000
At SHEEPShEAD BAY
Great Fusarisy Purse viii Approsi.
mate That sum--Lsrpsse stsks OF.
tered u America.

New York. Aug. 3i.--Tha great Fn-
tarity. worth sso.pea. win ~ run over
the six-fnriong straight course NJ
Sh.epshead nay tomorrow. The prs.
alcsioas are for favorable weather.
and the coney Island Jockey club an.
ticipates an attendance of NJ least
50. 900 persons
The Futuriiy h the largest stake Of.
ferod for horses In this country. II In
not an old event. but Ii the precursor
OF a number Of similar large stakes.
like the Matron. the Brighton Produce
aud the like None has attained the
celebrity of the Futurisy. however.
which has come TO most race follow.
ers outside the regular track contin.
gent. to he the one race of the. year:
90 rank at least with the Suburban
and Brooklyn Handicap N an event
10 be matched at all costs.
The stake was started In 1855 ana
the very first ID deemed In some re-
spects the best Of the series. Proctor
Knott defeating the mighty Salvador
In a great race and winning fortune
for his owner. who was accounted
poor man 10 b. In such company. The
race In 1891. when His Royal High
ness defeated yofkville Belle and Dag.
onet. WIS another one tn be remem.
bered. In 1893. Domino and Dobhlns
we're the contenders, beginning then
their remarkable rivalry for turf hon
ors.
in 1897 came the greatest surprise
OF the series. when L'Aionette captur.
ed the stake: an utter outsider. Who'll.
iy unregarded by the wise ones In
turf form. Since then colts like Bally.
hoo Bey, salvable. Hamburg Belle and
Artful have captured the stake. fully
rewarding the hopes Of u majority Of
the students Of form.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
town BOARD HOLDS
IMPORTANT SESSION
Liens May Be Placed on Property
On Hot Springs Boulevard 10 Secure
Money Fer The Payment Of Grading.

The board of trustees Of the town
% Las Vegas met last night In the
council chambers i'm the Barber build
Ing and transacted some important
business. with all the members oi
the board present.
The town clerk. Florentino Mon
toya. was instructed In advertise for
bids for the construction of side walks
In front Of the property of the follow
ing parties: Martina Mares de Baca.
Charles llfeld, Felipa Browne de Bor.
isch, the estate of Juan Jose Lopez,
Browne Il Manzanares company. Pat.
ricio Sena. Bernabe Flores. the estate
Of Lorenzo Lopez. the Southwestern
Building Il Loan association. George
H. Hunker, the estate of Juan Coriz.
Fred Desmarais. Mary Rutenbeck.
Pablo Jaramillo. r. 4. Mcmillan,
William Baasch and Eaisebio Chaeon.
Those parties failed TO comply with
certain ordinances provided for the
construction Of sidewalks.
Mayor Secundino Romero appointed
Leandro Lucrro and Apoionio 4. Sana
as delegates to the sheep growers
convention to be held in Albuquerque,
". NJ, on the eighteenth of Septem.
Der.
Epifanio Gallesos was appointed as
street commissioner for the town Ut
Las Vegas.
Hallett Reynolds. in behalf of the
Plaza Trust & Savings bank. appeared
before the board and requested that
liens be filed on the property Of per-
sons residing on the Hot Springs
boulevard who had not paid for the
grading done on that thoroughfare.
There are a large number Of proper.
ty owners who are delinquent. The
matter was referred to special com.
mittee composed Of e. Barber, Ben
igno Martinez and Louis Ilfeld.
Francisco Romero then appeared
before the board and asked to be re-
iieved from the payment Of a carpenter
shop license for the reason that his
shop was closed most Of the time
while he was out working by the day.
His request was refused and the mar
shal was instructed to see that all
other carpenters paid their shop H.
cense.
Attorney J. D. w. veeder appeared
before the trustees and asked that j.
NJ. Ireland be given quit claim deed
to the old fair ground hill in the
southwest part of the town as the land
is practically valueless and he desired
II for the purpose Of securing clay for
his brick plant The matter was
taken under adv.Sement and special
committee was appointed to investi.
gate the matter.
The matter of the payment OF the
funeral expenses Of the paupers came
up Just before adjournment. Benigno
Martinez held that II was the duty
OF the town to pay the burial expenses
Of all paupers who reside within the
corporate limits OF the town and the
mayor held that It was the duty Of
the county to pay all such bills for per.
sons dying in the county. No conclu.
sion was reached but the matter will
come up at the next meeting.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
"BEE EDITOR
DIES SUDDENLY

0snaAa Aas u Edward Rosewai-
81, proprsessE and siitoF of the oEn..-
In Bee. ana prominently idengifieG
With the palpIeal. financial and basi-
sess NnFaa q Omaha aud the state of
Nebraska bor forty years. Eas soaaa
e~a1 in the AisiFies court noal On
n" phlra fl.ror CT ahe Bee egildtng
.arly to-day
RcS.water went to Wateglua. Ne.
altaska. on Thursday Afternoon. where
he delivered an address 10 the old sol
diers al Nebraska. who were holding
u pienac. aud reached Omaha upon bis
srtIva II . O'Clock. He vas in his
atsfice dartug the evening but vas nns
ssen - nay member Of bis family
after returning from Waterloo, II is
presumed he stepped into the court
room. SAT down for u minute reIsose
and fell asleep, The body vas fomnl
by Iudse Troap
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
$4,000 fire THREAT:
ems iron WORKS
Frisco Enterprise Valued at s2.coo. 600
Narrowly Escapes Devourins E,e.
nnent-Passern Works Damaged.

San Francisco. Cal. Aug. 3l.-rirc
broke out early this morning at the
Fulton Iron Works and for time the
works. valued at over se,0o000o were
threatened with destruction. The fire
started in foundry which IL an iso-
lated building and was confined TO
that portion Of the plant. although the
pattern works was badly damaged,
The loss will amount 10 over $50. .o00.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

Immediately following the speaking
the following program Of sports win
be given:
Burro race, once around the park,
open to all comers: First prize, hand.
some riding bride: second prise, pair
Of spurs. .,...,ss.s .s
Potato race, for girls only: First
prize. silk umbrella. donated by Bach
arach Bros: second prize. Indian
burnt leather work. donated ~ MI.
Shearer's Savings Bank store.
Egg and spoon race for boys under
IA years: First prize, fish pole: sec
ond prise. half dozen handkerchiefs.
One hundred yard dash. fpr mem
First prize, box of fifty cigars. donat-
ed by Mr.. Frank Coe: second prize,
beautiful cigar holder. donated by
Charles Rosenthal, .S Sss
Sack race, for men, sacks to cover
shoulders: First prize, handsome
meerschaum cigar holder. donated by
Bailey's curio store: second prize,
$3.50 In trade, donated by Mr.. Charles
Greenclay. III. 7 @.G
Contest between the east and west
side fire departments: Prize. box Of
100 cigars; consolation prize to losing
team! This contest IL to consist Of
dry hose test and ladder scaling
against time. VI !. u
Tho iudras ana xs,us.xe x...~....~ !. =, ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
HERE - THE PROGRAM FOR LAS VEGAS
BANNER CELEBRATION OF LABOR DAY

Most encouraging reports were pre-.
sented by the committees on Labor
Day celebration to the gathering Of
affiliated tradesmen at Woodmen's
hall last evening. There remains very
little to be done, everything being so
well in hand at the present time. The
parade will be a credit to the laboring
men OF this city as we'll as the city
and town OF Las Vegas. The enter
tainment at the Lincoln park, east
side, will be all that could be expect.
ed. and will be given free of cost to
all. The parade will start at 1880
from the city nail on Sixth street, and
Immediately following the iisband-
ment. the orators Of the day will be
introduced. After short addresses by
these gentlemen the sports will COM
mence. The Ladies' Aid society Of
the Methodist Episcopal church will
nave charge of the refreshments, this
concession having been granted by
the labor unions free OF cost. also.
The makeup Of the parade will be
as follows:
Marshal and aides
Flag bearer
East Las Vegas Military Band
East Las Vegas City Council
Orators Of the day In carriages
East Las Vegas Fire Department
Carpenters and Joiners' Union
Retail Clerks Union
Second Division / ~ =
Flag bearer
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
NELSON CANS FIGHT
CREATES INTEREST

Goidfield. New, Aug. 3l.-The prin.
cipals in the coming fight for the
lightweight championship Of the world
are putting on the finishing touches
In their training. and are seemingly In
the pink Of condition" Nelson is
confident Of victory and has f.aay
admirers who are Of the same opinion
TO the extent that they will back the
little Dane for large amounts Of mon.
ey Cans. on the other hand. Is so
sure of victory that he Is now consid.
ering who he will next go up against.
The hoy from Baltimore is a great
ring general. one of the best In and
out fighters In the business and can
stand punishment and administer 1t
as well. His opponent is considered
the hardest man in his class to PVT
out and seems to love punishment. He
has demonstrated on several occa-
sions that he, too. has the punch. The
guessing among gentlemen Of the
profession" seems to favor Cans, but
the people who follow the game and
bet their money on results have bar
rels of Nelson money. The fight.
which ever way 1t goes. will be one Of
the greatest in history. Cans, on sew.
eral OCCASIONS has been accused of fax
ing. In this battle, however, he has
been warned that there will be a new
made grave some where in this land
Of ours II there is the least indication
of ''lay down." Nelson, In an inter.
view this morning. said: II can only
see it one way. have the black boy
measured and know his style Of fight.
ing. My friends need feel no uneasi-
ress in placing their money on my
chances"
Cans. after returning from little
road work. was seen at his gymnasium
and simply said: 1T is all over but
the shouting. Baltimore will welcome
home their champion. I am ready,
after defeating Nelson. to take on any
and ali of them."
The crowd Is expected to be the lar
gest In the history Of the ring, and the
amount of money which will change
hands will run up into the millions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
pEvLiN BUSTED ENTER.
PRISE DECLARES DIVIDEND

Marceline, Mo-, Aug. 31.--The Mar.
celine Mercantile company, concern
organized by the late c. J. Devlin of
Topeka. today declared a dividend Of
80 per cent for its creditors. 1t is be-
slieved that the company will pay In
full.
s At the time OF the Devlin failure
the assets Of the concern amounted to
over $50, 900. while the liabilities were
less than $4,000.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
I9 SOLDIERS shot;
; CIVILIANS HANGED
Others Sentenced to Prison at piree.
tion Of Russian Court Martial In Mu.
tiny Trals.

London, Aug. 3l.--A dispatch TO the
news agency from Helsingfors. Fin.
land. today announces that nineteen
soldiers. found guilty Of participation
In the recent mutiny at Seveabore
fortress. were shot today and tina,
three civilians convicted Of incite
ment to mutiny were hanged and tina,
others were sentenced to prison for
terms varying from five to fifteen
years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
Joint Political Debates

Claremore, !. T., Aug. 3I.-One of
the greatest political meetings ever
held in the new state began here To-
day and will continue until tomorrow
evening. Some Of the ablest speakers
representing both parties are here
and many spirited verbal combats are
expected
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
SHERIDAN GOES
ASHORE OFFCAHU

hnasolRlm. Aug, ~ The United
States ITanspagt Sheridan Is ashore
aa RaT RaTs pnins. the southwestern
ex1r~natty of the island oi caha an
Which IloEaaluIa h loeaiea.
The Sheridan straek 81 oiel0ck
this rsogDIng. All sffagas io seud hnais
ashore hass failed A heavy surf
makes n impossible 10 land as the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
Featherweiqhts 70 Box

Everett. Wash. Aug. 31.-Bobby
Johnson of Frisco and Percy Cove,
featherweights, will box ten rounds
here tonight Cove, who recently
stopped Kid McFadden in fourteen
rounds. il the favorite with the local
sports.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
cree,s Mr.. and Mrs. Hearst
HEATED DEBATE MAY
FOLLOW INSURANCE REPORT

81. Paul. Aug. 31.-When the Ame~.
lean Bar association convened today
the report Of the committee on insur-
ance was called up as a matter of un
finished business. Tue majority re-.
port Of the committee holds that In.
surance Is matter Of interstate com.
merce. Heated debate is expected on
this issue.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

sheridan il provided uith water tixkf
compartments and has B double hoe-
tom IN is believed that she has sus-
tanned no ssFt0ls damage.
The tag Fearless has started for
the scene Of the Sheridan mfeaoo-
Captain Peabody sailed from Manila
om August 10 tnF San FRANCISCO with
4 naanbew ei passengers. but no
aruuIs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
scHMiTZ WORKING HARD
TO END CAR STRIKE

San Francisco. Cal. Aug. 3l-The
street railway strike has practically
resolved itself into deadlock. Mayor
Schmitz Is continuing his efforts to
bring President Calhoun and the car
men together and has some hopes Of
bringing about an early settlement Of
the strike.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
Escort BRYAN to 1ridoeport

Bridgeport. Conn.,, Aug. 31.--A com
mittee Of twenty-five prominent citi.
zens left this morning fer New Haven
where they will meet W. J. Bryan and
escort him to this city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
JAP AND SPANISH
OFFICERS VISIT RILEY

Junction City, Kas.. Major Tanaki,
a Japanese military attache now sta.
toned at Washington. Is expected to
arrive here In few days to inspect
the instruction camp and maneuvers
now in progress at Fort Riley. He
will probably remain about week.
Colonel Monteverde of the Spanish ar
my was a recent visitor to the camp.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
FAIRBANKS ADDRESSES OLD
SOLDIERS At DODGE CITY

Dodge City, kas. Aug. 31.--vice
President Fairbanks delivered pat.
riotic address here today to several
thousand old soldiers and others at
camp occupied by the veterans at
tending the annual reunion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
PALMA REFusEs
H. 70 coMpRoMise

Havana, Aug. 3I.--It Is an
nounced that President Palma
positively will not consider
any efforts made In the inter.
est Of peace in Cuba or any
plans which involve political
compromises by the govern
ment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

nE. Charles RoSswafeF attributed
the sudden death of his bsusher 90 sx-
eftenena attending the long eampaiga
In which Mr.. RnsewsisT VAS . prom
iaenf candidate for nomination by The
Nebraska state eongenai0n I0T inaas.l
States senator.
Bern I'm Hohsrnia
Edward sasewatsT NaS i@sFn n n.l-
kogan. Bohemia. In 1871, He came To
the United States in 1854 aud aesa /
work as telegraph operator when ls
years old. IN 1904 he beeam" tnanas.
e. al the Pacific Telegraph company
at OAiaha
He was the original proIAeter ~
the trans Mississippi opposition Aeld
at Omaha In lsss
He vas q candidate for The United
States senstorship before the recent
republican state convention nj Lin
colin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

The line Of march for the parade
on Labor Day will be as follows:
At p. m. assemble at City Hall I'm
East Las Vegas. Upon command the
parade will march from City Hall to
Douglas avenue. thence east on Doug.
las to, Railroad avenue. Railroad to
Center, Center to Sixth, Sixth to Ma.
tionai. National to Bridge into. Las
Vegas. around plaza. back to Bridge,
Bridge to Twelfth, Twelfth to Doug.
las. Douglas 10 Sixth and 70 Lincoln
park on Center street, where the pro.
cession will countermarch and dis.
band. .. !. Fl. :,
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ROSWELL TO HAVE
A DAILY NEWSPAPER

Roswell. N. NJ. Aug. 31.--Tne Reg.
ister-Tribune Of this city will begin
the publication Of a morning daily pa
per tomorrow. b. r. Harlow is the
manager and editor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
unmasks Guns

Alexander City. Ala, Aug sis--The
Southern American is the name Of n
new republican paper here.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

New y"rs. Aas sl-FollowIng ahe
notable reception and aadfsss a, Mad
tsen Square Garden vt light. WI
liam Jennings Bryan Testei nj tne
Victoria hotel i'm physical PREPARATION
for his trip into Connecticut today.
Surrounded by hosts Of frisnis In
Guiding representatives u tho New
England states. be- sili speak .odsg as
central Green I'm New Hayea In ahe
very spot where during she heated
Z smpaign In 1896 he vas frequently
Interrupted by the yoa'atnl eiem.at
.m 80 HE auditors. VIII NJ. l:rsan
!.ss Mats Square 1anl*n last aigha
h. was - weary l. atafess the osl
.''~ e:'.: nj ienst.: To the waiting
'':lss no I'D In IA nS:" found
NJ, ::.s maa hea' Ii sO,r .v.as
aan,e have found. tn ina hra,.,n
s"ts.. = justice is 0'spd ~. swhsre
II In strong In this country of ours.
Upon this strong sense Of justice We
must build our trust. We must appeal
t0 this sense of justice and say that
among the men Of our business world
there must be no giants. We must say
that no man God has made shall he
forced to take an inferior position 10
corporate man made by the trusts
We must have government nlnnopo
lies. IL monopolies are necessity or
where they are necessary"
ereets Mr.. and Mrs. Hearst
When Mr.. Bryan reached the hotel
Mr., and Mrs. Hearst were waiting In
the lobby. ''How do you do. Mr..
Hearst" said the Sehraskan, Il want
you To come upstairs and meet Mrs.
Bryan" Mr.. Hearst accepted the In.
vitation and he aud Mrs. Hearst went
upstairs 10 the Bryan apartments
where ,hev stayed for some time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

Las Vegas. N. NJ. Aug. 30, 'O6.
To the Merchants of Las Vegas: 's
You are invited to place your deliv-
cry wagons in the parade to be held
on Labor Day In Las Vegas: II posi-.
Bile for 1t to be accomplished at this
late hour, display Of your goods and
wares would be appreciated. BY order
Of the committee. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31

DOES JENNINGS sRsas. WHO DECLARES rumss
SENSE or JUSTICE is STRONG ~ AMERICA
GOVERNMENT MoaoroLiEs ~ THESE NECESSARY Nc
oaEETs WILLIAM saNoolss HEAssr AND WIFE. -
TivEs THANK Him FOR aEFE RENEE eRlvtsa mssRulE -
CROWDS GREET Hin At NEW RAVEN.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
Las Vegas Mayflower Band
Las Vegas City Council

IsuS FNE0S rEV LSVdTIIu6HI
and Stone Masons' Union
Painters. Decorators and Paperhang.
ers' Union
typographical Union
Non-Affiliated Trades Unions
Las Vegas Gun Club "s~':
Automobiles
Teamsters and Merchants Displays
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31
FAMINE coNFRoNTs
MANs ~ INDIA

I4nnslon. Aug. 9i--A eoFIe-
standeni of the Tribune at
Calcutta reports that heavy
fisxalS in Bengal and eastern
BENGAL following poor har-
vest are causing n grave fam
Inc Ia both provinces.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
Fetal Accident ., o, dSsy.

W. II. Crane. of the Ordway
Hardware and Furniture Company.
accidentally shot himself with a re-
volver last Saturday morning. re-
ceiving injuries from which he died
three hours later. Mr.. Crane was
attempting to adjust the cylinder Of
a revolver which customer claimed
did not work satisfactorily. and the
weapon was accidentally discharged,
the bullet penetrating the neck and
ranging upwards into the brain.
Mr.. Crane was a partner in the
Ordway Hardware and Furniture
Company. in which A. y. Corbin and
Walter Steen are interested. *. A.
Steen and Mr.. Corbin were notified
Of the accident and left Immediately
for Ordway. reaching that place a
few minutes before the death of Mr..
Crane.
The funeral took place last Sun
day. interment taking place at Riv-
eryiew cemetery. a number of La
Junta friends Of the deceased meet
ing the funeral cortege at Swink
and accompanying the remains to
this city.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
Uo@se's ciSb.

The Woman's Club with Mrs.
Hart December 7th. After the
usual business had been transacted.
the work for the afternoon was
then taken up.
A well prepared and instructive
paper on Evolution Of the Ma
donna" was read by Mrs. Finney.
Work Of Women in Sculpture
and Art" was presented by Mrs.
Sebree. Both Of these papers were
illustrated by pictures. Ars. Hart's
paper. Home Decoration. from
Tepee to Gue<t Room" was also j.
lustrated by pictures.
After roll call the hostess served
a dainty lunch. Adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Kilgore. December l4th.
Mrs. Paulsen. Of Denver. an old
member. was = guest Of the club.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

day. December Goth. There will be
excursions from Denver and Trini-
dad to Swink. and from that point
over the Arkansas Valley railroad to
Cheraw. The town was christened
by W. NJ. Wiley. and given the name
Of his birthplace in South Carolina.
and signifies clear water"
Judge Merritt Miner. editor of
the Holly Chieftain. a real news
paper-just local." was one Of the
distinguished callers at the Office Of
the great family last Sunday. He
was on his way home from Denver.
where he had been burning up San
Ia Fe transportation.
Harry P. Badger succeeds ID. f.
Nebergall as proprietor Of the Par
lor Market today. During the re-
cent campaign Harry became infat-
uated with La Junta and made a
wise resolve to become enc of us.
He cannot possibly fail to do we'll in
La Jpnta. and here's success to him.
Amended articles of incorporation
Of the Swink Town Company were
filed with the county clerk yester-
day empowering the company to
barrow money and pledge its prop
erty as secu' ity for the payment
thereof. and also to own. construct.
operate and maintain an electric
light plant.
Johnnie" Norton. of the auto
mobile hospital. is now in the City
Hospital undergoing repairs. While
moving some Of the machinery into
the new extension he had the mis-
fortune TO step on the business end
Of nail which penetrated his heel
to the depth Of an inch or more.
Like the NEUROLOGICAL character of
old. Johnnie's heel is vulnerable and
in consequence he is taking a forced
rest from his strenuous deties.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
COLES ORIGINAL HOT BLAST=THE CLEAN STOVE
DUST p00oV

ilias vieh ~ - pan method. and have. NO doubt
gone through ~ psoc=S many times of spreading
= ne~spapss or.closh under your stove every tn,s
the over filled paa j. rrfioTed
Tbs ASA pan is not oalg dirty. bs, is great evil
il s-ovc coassrs-.i5u It ads door and joints
which CT, be E.i= oc.Y temporarily air-,ight y
the use OF ssov. pair These joins open after
few weeks us- read ring ash pan s.oves worthless
as fire ksepes.- /. lakes them fu-i-e.a-rs rather
than fuei-sasers The ash pan and ths shield for
guiding ashes into the pAn also prevent base heat
Or oetAo1 d the oaiy eisaa vsy. Ths
whisk bseeo. turkey wing - 1ase essth
ago 0oDo0oo1 with. There are no joiah to
leak air. bass hsai is NOT retarded and Coas's aos
Bias = IL elsanes, stove. the bsss Aonr hezaes
asd ths only seoxe in the world which can Be
guasanAsod = sonaia always ais-iGhA