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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
JOHN JAMES INJURED
Former County Clerk Thrown From
Car and Severely Hurt

John James suffered A painful though not
serious accident on Thursday evening by being
thrown from Sixth street II rounded
O sharp curve the trip up from town. In
addition TO being quite badly snoken up and
considerably bruised. Mr James was cut
above the left eye, necessitating the taking OF
three stitches. T F. Thomas. who was on the
with Mr.. Jamee accompanied him 10 his
home DR.. Morrill, was called md the injured
eye WAS attended to. Mr. james Will be con-
lned TO his homo fer some umo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
MEDALS ARE PRESENTED
INDIAN WAR VETERANS
Aged Men Are Given Bronze
Emblems for VaIOr Shown
Years Ago.

The Utah Indian war veterans held their
annual election of officers Friday evening.
followed by a reception and ball in the
Thirteenth ward hall. the latter being at
tended by about 100 friends and relatives
OF the old campaigners. The bronze med
ais purchased by the State and given to
the members OF the order were presented
to the members during the evening.
Tho business session was held In the
carly part of the evening, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected; O P. Arnold.
commander. Thomas Dobson, Yice-com.
mander; Jens Hague. assistant adtutant;
s, d. Jackson, quartcrmaster, ] Malan,
chaplain. All then repaired TO the hall,
where many old-time dances wero held for
which Andrews's orchestra furnished the
music.
Medals Are Presented.
The medals presented to the veterans
were of bronze and rescmbied the G. A
r medals. The top bar Is embossed with
Indian chiefs head each sidc
OF which are the datee 1850 and 1872 the
dates of the wars In the southern part of
this and adjoining States. A red. white
and blue ribbon connects the top bar with
circle, upon which are the words Utah
Indian War Veterans" Under this 10 the
seal or the State, supported each side
by American flags and surmomGnted by
the American eagles The following is the
list of those TO receive the medals
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
AGED WOMAN MURDERESS
Convicted of Staying Baby Only Few
Hours Old

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 10.-Sarah Jones.
seventy-year-old woman, was convicted
OF murder in the first degree here today
tor the killing OF her foster daughters
child within few hours after Il was
born.
Mrs Mary Jones. the mother OF the
oead child, and Frank Jones. the son
OF the ageo woman. are also under In
dictment for completely In the murder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
Petition Is Denied.

NEW YORK, Feb lo-A petJ,ion o.,,, 49,
tho names and addresses of $50 ooo noI,c,,S,oI1-
eTs OF the New York LIfo Insurance oon,nor,
.. oe maze known 10 Clarence Fl Venner onS
stnn Was today denied by the appellate dIvi-
Snnt.t " tnc supreme court The court in thIs
nsea nseaslon reVorses the lower court grnnt,nS
pe."rnp.orv writ OF mandamus compolIino tho
~ @h0" an inspection OF It's books
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
How to Cure Rheumatism

searched the whole earth for specific for
Notwithstanding that l any physi-
clan could feel safe In prescrioing-something
that could count on. not only occasionally,
but with reasonable certainty. For the row
ages OF rheumatism are everywhere and senu-
Inc relief Is
After twenty yeare of search and experiment.
I learned OF the German chemical i now en-
ploy. And | knew then that my ssnrch and
my efforts were well rewarded. For this chem
ical, I'm combination with others. gave me the
hass OF u remedy which in the cure OF Rhsu
matism Is practically certain. In many, many
tests and difncult ceees this prescription has
with regularity justined the confidence / had
In H.
MIA casea nrc somctImes reached by 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
He Nominated Himself.

WASHINGTON Feb lo-The senato Com
Inittec on Territories today gavo hearing to
j w Reynolds against whom charges have
been hled In connection with his nomination
TO succeed himself as Territorial Secretary to
Now Mexico. After the hearing the committee
faYorably,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
"When Malindy -
King Takes o ~

LISBON, Fob. lo--Kins, ,.-, -.
result OF the recent dls d = O.
structions IN the Chahssa sa,nsrdj = I
a decree which was -
chamber, ordering the
ment The Council Of sta,s .,-is 4
situation. but no iur'6"
cided upon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
Horttc,lltl1rists to Meet

The Salt Lake County Horticultural society
will hold its regular meeting Saturday. Feb
ruary 10. at / o'clock at tho city and county
building third moor. All fruit growers In this
county invited TO ottend. very important
business pertaining to winter spraying and
preparation for spring work In general viii be
discussed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
Woman Shoots Admiral

sEBASTOPOL. Feb. 10.-Vice-Admiral
Chouknin. commander OF the Black sea
fleet was wounded today by woman
who attacked him In his Office. A sentry
who rushed TO the Admirals assistance
shot the woman dead. No statement has
been issued relative to the extent OF Ad-
rnlrnl Chouknln's injury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
No Railroad Dividend.

NEW YORK. Feb 9-The directors Of
the ST. Louis &c San Francisco Railway
company decided today TO pass the semi
annual dividend on the companys second
preferred stock which falls due March l.
the earnings OF the company being needed
10 provide for improveme
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11

| don't that DIR. Shocps RheumatIr
Tablets can turn bony joints into flesh again
and never fail-that is impossible But they
Will with reasonable certainty drive from tho
bloods the poison that causes pain and swell
Inc. and then that Is the end OF the pain ana
ewcliing-thc end OF the surering-the end OF
rheumatism.
Any Rheumatic sufferer who writes may re-
ceive my little book on Rheumatism incIud
ing professional advice as 10 diet etc freq
with tho book will also send without charpa
my Health Tokon.' an Intended passport "a
sood health Address DR., Shoop. Box esls Rn
cino. Wis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey


Iscdn I over
and
colds consum
the oil
n Government
a
n
ole on
Mat MhIskey Co. Roeheter N Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11

tiles weighing $500 pounds, with suffi-
Client velocity TO send them twenty-five
miles OF to penetrate about sixteen
inches of the hardest armor at range
~ about two miles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11

The t-of-town members of the order
who were not present Will be sent their
medals within tho next few days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
Orchestra In a Boat.
In the Booths.

But not all were there TO dance, Somc
came 10 look on. or just 10 muse In ono
OF the soft cosy corners OF a fraternity
or sororicty booth For these there was
amusement and comfort. The booths were
layishly supplied with pillows; so diner
cnt and yet 40 interesting as TO form
study. Around each sofa pillow thai
makes It's way into a fraternity house
there generally hovcrs q 1ale
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-11
Booths Were q Study.
Colonial Inn of the Boys.

The Colonial Inn OF the Alpha Pi boys
had printed at its entrance In bold let
tors 'Ye Sign of Ye Pi.'' over the bar
was served cider, while OF peanuts, crack
ers and cheese there was n plenty. A
large photo OF FalstafT helped TO ma teri
ally sustain the inn atmosphere.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12
Tuning Up a Hero

was a partner OF his son-in-law who owned the big
place and they'd been talkin about me just the day
before After that ii didn take long for the Commo-
dore and me to get line on each other, and when
finds out he's Roaring Dick, the nervy old chap
that stood out the front porch OF hls ship all
through the nuSs Santiago Bay and hammered
the daylights out of the Spanish fleet gives him
the hand.
I've read about you in the papers, says l.
But not so often as used to read about you''
And say. inside OF ten minutes we was like
couple OF G. y K. vets. at a reunion Then ne
told me all about the medicated-nilk business
1t ddnt take any second sight TO see that the
Commodore was a gay old sport. He'd been on
the European station or three years knOckln around
naval officers that was grand dukes and such when
they was ashore. and he carried along with hlll!
a truck drivers thirst and the capacity OF a ward
boss The tzzv stuff he'd slowed away IN that
time must have been enough to sail a ship on. !
guess he didn't mind II much, though Tor he q
been in pickle long time. 1t was the seventeen
course night dinners and the tOTe1gn cooking thaI
gave him the Knockout.
All OF a sudden his digester had thrown up the
job. and before he knew II he was IN state where
hot biscuit or a piece OF fried potato would lay him
out on his back for week. He'd come home on
sick leave visit his daughter. and hls Tch son-n-
law had steered him up against q specialist who
told him that ii he dldn quit and obey orders ne
wouldn't last three weeks. The orders was TO hive
on nothin' but nedicated milk, and Tor q man that
had been lvin the way he had II was an awful
Jolt He couldn't be trusted take the stuff HIM
self so they hired Wallets TO keep HIM doped with IT.
Il scared the first one half to death, says the
Commodore, and the next one / brlhed to smu8Sle
out ham sandwiches Then they got this fellow
Babbtt to follow me around with that cursed go
cart and l haven't had a moment 5 peace since.
He's just about equal 70 a Job like that, Bapbltt
is. | make him earn his money though
You'd have thought ii You could have seen
the old Commodore work up games to throw
Babbitt off the track. | put IN most OF the day
watchin' EN- at IT, and II was as good a vaude-
vile act About a quarter OF an hour before II
was time for the dose the valet would come out and
located the Commodore he d slide off after his tea
wagon That was just where the old boy got in
his fine work The minute Babbitt was out ot
sight the Commodore makes break for a new hld1n
place so the valet has 10 wheel that cart all over
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

and glass. First he spoons out some White powder
into a tumbler. Then he pours IN some water and
stirs it with a spoon When the mess IS done he
sticks II out to the old gent. The old one never
lifts finger. though
Salute FIRST YOU trozen-faced scum OF the
earth" he wells. Salute, SIR
Babbitt makes stab at sautin' too, and mighty
sudden .
Now YOU whtelivered imitation OF a man,
saws the old gent YOU may hand over that villain
Gus stuff BAH and he takes sniff OF it.
Babbtt keeps his eyes glued on him until the
last drop was down then ne jumped Lucky ne
was quick on the duck. for the glass Just Whlzzed
over the top OF his head. While he was stowin the
things away the old fellow let loose Say, You talk
about a cussinH III bet You never heard string
like that Itwasn / the longshoreman kind But the
way he put together straight dictionary words was
enough TO give you chill. 1t was The rattlin
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

the sign not to
let on.
The long
legged guy
knew his bust
ness, though;
for he came
straight on,
like he was
on trail of a
scent, and the
trSt thing old
Whitley knows
he's been run
down. So he
gives IN then,
iust as if he d
been tagged.
" Babbitt,
says he, |
had you hull
down at one
time, didn I
L"
But either
Babbitt was
too much out
of breath, or
else he WASH I
the talkatiVe
kind, for he
never says a
word, but just
opens up the
topOf the cart
and proceeds
to haul out
some bottles
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

\ r. Well l amt been around the studio
m h lately. that right You d
lN r...r guess i. but I've been out TO
lv1 Primrose Park unxn' i with the
r...hors And say, there's less
money and ra.-, s<ci,ement 70 that game than
1gthlng el~t -track-
The way -.. dragged into i was like this
rs across t.le -..d from my place Is one OF those
well big ian. r,- THAT hog the shore-frOnt all the
rar from y a.- Haven lp TO the JuInpin -ott place
from the Cu- u YOU can iron gates and
-one wall and stretches OF green-push lawn. Way
Utr behind re,~ YOU can get a squnt at the
chimney TOPS -l -ou know that underneath Is .
ltle cottage ..a- The slze OF the Grand Central
SAXON. That ~tle YOU i've in when YOU We
II the srocs .--et right. or IN case YOU We got
. 1e toI,-f# -atter that the muck Takers am
Gas up yet.
ia been .a What kind Of folks hung out
u there tu- -.ter seen any Of en- out front,
MY garden. time and coachmen eXcrcsin
re horses a-nln / gets q private view
1lt was -.hiu Tor
The .r-. tae Program was an old dutfer
lgn In a-ound the bushes and trees
l.t he F. lose somebody That got me
---Cus md ! begins 10 Tipe hlm OF.
ii Uas -u- % white ducks sOmothIn like
rln6ou --ee-otf ioint only he dldn
r any .l lis cap had gold braid on II.
tau FOO aud his under lip was dec
r--el -.c-l old-tasiuoncd teasers-
,-f li-r ID cotton that the barber had
s-el i l-l-.lt old boy bat hls lace
I'D so-- leather TINT 10 il thai dldn look
-lal,ht
From ] couldn't make out whether
was ha game of hidc-and -go-seek. or was
'-n CHASE, lo- Tie last thought seemed
--e l.stl -t-olls over 10 the stone wall and
se-s realE aut q sHltt kick TO the koodle
p case led
When J. The old gent begins TO dodge
leheE taa- .rl make signals with his hands.
Ael. H his code | couldn't guess
.let-eT at -.i me 10 run 1Or q club was
1tln 10 be rom buttin IN. SO | just stands
-ee with outh open and looks foolish
Aezt thi- sees is a wedge-faced lOng-legged
s'l comm the lawn on the jump. First of
thought Dushln' one Of these sick-abed
e--irs, bke use on the board walk at Atlantic
NrE Bur gets nearer ! see i was a green
ECKER tea r-vou know ! amt got 10 the
"a "a wagon myself. but I've seen en- out al
AockErol5 l rhen places Handy q pocket
]. s-lrt. are When YOU We got company II
-t aifer1a -.e butler wheels the thing out or
-e Feran-a digs up a whole tea-makin outh'
--9n lhc When ITS shut il looks a good
-'@l Ike or rhcrn laundry push-carts they have
NON. ] love with tea al any time OF th'
cay eEceTt supper. and ] sure would pass II III
-s- alter eiast but don't know as d breal
~ nech away IRON Il Sa1nes the old gen
'@s doln minute he gets a look at the wago1
ge'iln y M ne does some lively side-steppln
1Aen ae ithind : bush and hides givin m
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

stVle he had OF rlppln EN- out,
too. that made II sound ike
swearin' II there was any part
OF that long-legged guy that he
didn't pay ms respects 70. iron
MS ears 10 his toe-nalls. ! dldn
notice il.
Il $ the last time YOU get any
OF that slush into me, Babbitt,
saws he. DoVou hear that You
peanut-headed, sclssor-shanked
whelp.
Ten-thi-ty's the next dose,
Commodore says ne IS he starts
of
1t is. ch. YOU wall-evcd deck
sWab5 howls the Commodore
If vou mix any more of that
infant food for me III skin YOU
alive, and sew YOU up hind side
before DO YOU hear that, vou'
l was Wearin q broad grln
when the old Commodore turns
around 10 me.
If that fellow keeps this up.
saws he. | shall lose my temper
some dav. Ever drink medicated
milk. eh3 Ugh, II tastes the
way burnt feathers smell And
I'm dosed with il eight times a
dav, Milk, But what makes me
mad Is TO have il ladled out 10
me bv that lOng-faced, hsh-eyed
food DESTROYER, whose only JOY
IN HE IS to hunt me down and
gloat over my misery Oh, | Il
get square with him vet, sir, !
swear l viii E"
Il wish YOU luck = says !
Who are YOU, anyway
SAYS he.
there's two OF US. I'm livin' in
the cottage across the way
The deuce YOU sayl' says he
Then you're Shorty McCabe
aren't YOU. "
You re on. says l. How d
YOU guess IL
Well. il seems one OF my reg lar:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

r. Well amt been around the studio
nj l lately that's right. You
r.er guess i, but I've been out 10
Iro-c Park mXin i with the
.Iors And say there's less
Arizona republican., 1906-07-02

ed later to say that he is a good man and never gets into trouble, wherefore he wanted to bail him out He was told to wait a few hours.
 FOR A SUMMER ViSlT-Mis" Brookie George has gone to Los An geles. where she will spend severa' weeks vidsiting friends. It is her plan to return to Phoenix in September and after a short stay here. will leav" for a visit with relatives in Kentucky at the old George home.
 MIR. AND MRS. DESMUt<ES HOME -P. G. Desmukes and wife yesterday arrived in Phoenix from their former home in Texas and will at once take up their residence on the Desmuk6s ranch west of the city This is Mrs. Desmukes' first visit to the territory, although MT. Desmukes has spent the greater part of the last two winters here and is a member of the board of governors of the Water Users associa- tion.
 HOTEL REGISTRATIONS - There were yesterday registered as guests of the Phoenix hotels. at the Adams w. J. Jones and J. w. Pierce. San Fran cisco: Dr. s. A. Knopf, and wife, New York City; Mrs. D. Steward. Flor Q ence. and b D. Worcester. Superior: at the FOrQ- W. k MOTrlSOn, L.. A. Frank Few. City; and C. F. Hauft, Vinkleman: at the Commercial: ChaE.
 F. Ford. Stockton. Calif.; r. Pedroza, kofa. Ariz.; and A. w. Geoghegan, Los Angeles.
 GOING TO G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT -Co! James Fl. Creighton, department commander of the c. A. R. for Arizona will leave tomorrow morning for thr east to be gone during the summer He will first visit for several weeks ip southwest Missouri where he at one time made his home and later to Iowa. from which state he came 10 Phoenix. In August he will go 70 Minneapolis and attend the national encampment of the G. A. R.. He is member or the national executive committee oI that organization.
 BURGLARY-Rather a bold burglar ious incident occurred Saturday even- ing when a residence on South First avenue was entered during the ab- sence of the people occupying the rooms. A little metal bank belonging tn one of the young ladies. and con ta:ning a considerable sum of gold and Ereenbacks, was taken. The police were notified as soon as the burglary was discovered but there was no avail able clew to be found. A number of burned matches were found on the floor, showing that the culprit or cul- prits had found 1t necessary to strike a light to locate the object of their search.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-02

Tire Wonder. Griswold, the Bicycle Man.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-02

 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
A00

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-02

Forecast for today-Fair..
 5:3O 5:3O
 a. m. D. m. Barometer, inches .-.......2 .2S.So Z9.o9 Temperature, degrees ..... 6f 1Oo Dew point. degrees ..-.... 5S zo Humidity. per cent ........ 50 b wind. direction .......NW SW Wind. velocity. miles .... 9 Rainfall, inches ........... % OO Weather ....... ....... Clear Clear Mean daily humidity .............. ~ Mean daily temperature .....-....- S6 Highest temperature .............'l 'lOI Lowest temperature ............... Do Total daily rainfall .........-..... Vo
Arizona republican., 1906-07-02

H. Davidson left this morning on the first vacation he has had in seven years. It will take him six weeks to finish it. He will first go to Liberty vile, H.. where the Adams horses will be racing. After that he will visit
Arizona republican., 1906-07-02
DON'T USE POOR OIL

For use on sewing machines, bicycles and all purposes requiring a fine lubri- cant the best is the cheapest in the end. Genuine Singer oil can only be obtained at Singer stores. Look for the Red s.
 Singer Sewing Machine Co.,, 31 West
 Adams St, Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona republican., 1906-07-02

They will spend the rest or the SulilIlitt visiting in Iowa and Illinois.
 AN INFREOUENT VACATION-A. II. Davidson left this morning on the first vacation he has had in seven years It will take him six weeks to finish it. He will first go to Liberty vile. Ill., where the Adams horses will be racing After that he will visit Atlantic points
 BURGUETT- -GlLBRANSON - Jack Burguett. who has been engineer for the last twelve years for the Phoenix Light and Fuel company, will leave this morning for Chicago, where he will marry Miss Josephine Gilbranson. Miss Gilbranson has relatives in PhOe- nix. and she. herself, spent two years here. leaving for her home about the beginning of this year.
 HIS SUMMER VACATION-Hay wood Teasiey. Jr.. expects to leave to-
 day for a visit in the east that will cover the greater part of the summer He will go first to Illinois and then to New York, and other eastern states finally visiting at the home of ms grand parents, in Wildwood, N. C. If inothing happens he will take his par ents, MT. and Mrs W. H. Teasley with him.
 DEATH OF DELoss S. BROWN News was received yesterday by H. c. Mann of Peoria, Arizona, and other i friends in Phoenix of the death of DcIos $ Brown yesterday morning at his home in Peoria. Ills. There were no particulars received of his last ill., Iness or the cause of his death. MT. Brown is quite we'll known here, espec-
 Ially among the financial interests of
 the city. He was among the first of eastern capitalists to be attracted to this valley as a place of investment and many years ago he was a frequent visitor here. He was beyond middle life, perhaps sixty years old, and was engaged in banking in Peoria. Ills. He bought large acreage of land here fifteen or twenty years ago, and at the time of his death owned about 200O acres.
 HE BLEED PRoFUsELY-A man who was too drunk to tell his name was locked up last evening just before dark by the police and will probably
 be released on bail this morning when
 he sObers up. He had been working
 at a grading camp pear Winkleman md Saturday came to town to spend day or so. Yesterday in the course of
 his celebration in a Washington street
 saloon, he took possession of a life
 saving draught that was placed in
 front of another ceIebrant. This pro-
 voked acrimonious remarks that ended
 in some bloody abrasions on the rail-
 roader's scalp from which his shirt be-
 came more or less saturated. The po- lice were summoned and the trouble maker at first resisted but was quick
 " subdued and jailed. A friend call
Arizona republican., 1906-07-02
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
 PHOENIX

CITY TIME
 Departure Arrival ''The Diamond Jo." for Wickenburg SalOme, Con- Cress Prescott, Jerome, Ash Fork Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, Los Angeles. Coronado and San Fran cisco. ..........l2 :45 am. 2:2O am, ''The Daylight Express" for Wickenburg, Con- gress, Prescott, Ash Fork and dFast-............. s:2O m. 8 :I5 pm. .The Coast Limited" for WickenburE ,Salome, Con- gress Prescott Ash Fork Los Angeles, Coronado and san Francisco ....-- z 2:$O ? m. S;I9 pm. Mesa and Tempe. .......... $40 am. S:15 am.
 II :25 a III. 1 9 pm.
 4:5Opm. 6:25 pm. Florence Kelvin, Winkel- man ........... II :25 am. :25 pm. 'Daily, except Tuesdays and Saturdays sTuesdays and Saturdays only.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-02

Senorita, pretty pronto, a-worka on da Tonto, Get a-pay and spend a peso Of l don't, ! don't a-say sol, Buy-a you, Ouerido mic, Cactus Sweets from Donofrio.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-02
FOR SALE

FOh DALE
 One Alaska Refrigerator, side ice door; zinc lined; capacity, 90 lbs. ice. Regular price, $35; this week only s27.
 One Alaska Refrigerator, same as above, only longer; 125 ice capac- ty; worth $40. Sale price, $32. At Davidson's Cash Store. FOR SALE
 In the west window of Davidson's Cash Store, imported China Sugars and Creamers, Salad Dishes, Fancy Lamps and other pretty pieces at about half price. FOR SALE
 Insurance Gasoline Stoves from $11 to $2a5o. These stoves are abso- Iutely safe, durably constructed, handsomely finished, and save the housewife during the hot weather. Gall and see the line at Davidson's Cash Store. FOR SALE.
 Cots, Camping Outfits, shotguns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle.
 Davidson's Cash Store. FOR SALE
 Keen Kutter Lawn Mowers, Thom- as Lawn Mowers and Rubber Hose at 20 per cent off. DAVID SONS CASH STORE
 Phoenix. A. T.
 PHONE RED 26S.