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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
LUCKY BALDWIN" PLANS TO
BUILD FINEST RACE TRACK

executed. and Il Il hoped that this
wtil do RMRy vito a0ala ~ the DIS.
advantages attendant npon q start
Al nearly al the tracks IN the
country 4 l. necessary 10 start thu
babies over tho faurfurianx coarse
on the back turn. ana fhls has been
The cause Of nanY cut offs. Al the
Baldwin track thia wili BE- done
away With. an the track wlil
Be a milo and an eighth. and fka
start viii Be frum tie head q tho
stretch. and tbs distance from
there % the fniah Il exactly faar
fufiougt. thus tho race viii BE- ran
over the sfraiEhtaway track
The stables viii b. located 800
feet behind the traek. ana sah.
way will ran from them under the
track and mp into the paddock
This win make Il possible 20 bring
the horses from the stables Into
the paddock without having -
cross tho track
The location 81 tho track Il an
IDEAL one The spot where Il will
BE- laid OF Il IN a little valley IN
front Of Which the Sierra Mafrn
mountains rise abruptly from the
plain. and FAR OFF % the south fhn
EilAteninK waters u the Pacific
ocean are visible To the north
east the Nnow-clad head ~ "uld
Badly" the mountain Of perpetual
snow. rears iia head proudly and
looks down on the spot where the
sport Of kinEs vii soon be running
IN FUN blast
Not only vii Baldwin have a
track that viii far surpaas all 9th
era IN the country. bat he II arrauE.
inz for a White City. % be built
on the plans % Coney Island. ~.
cry form uf amusement vii b. run
here. from riding donksya to maxi
Ing = balloon ascension.
Associated with Baldwin In this
enterprise r. Rudolph SpreckeiH.
the money king of the West
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RACES YESTERDAY


Fifss rara. a-ts mlls -ufranIa.
H.. taaHff1. I % = wous Tailan.
as. second. eafmalInfss sea fHtAd
Time. 80 is
Second race. - nils -=nistribu-
ter. i8i. tuore1. % i. eon. Arnfs
~ t8t second. Mslaf. les. ghird
Time 1913.
Third rHes. ~ r1iis.=-Crsstnn
HoY. ft0. tcarrolti. : 20 3. wen. A
n Cock 10. ssreuf Cardinal
aarta. iaT. tbird Time i.1a as
FOURTH race. lis mile uar1n
Fisher. fat. tpnvisf won Hedge
tharaa. %. second. uesmaFas. 81.
thlfH Time ftT.
Fifth race. ID mile =Uarhnr.
fa5. tEIrushbs e 20 s. wen.
ufisra tts. second. Msndou. IbT.
thisd Time 1aA
sixth race. ftsis mffs--aamnol
%. a. WriKhtl. 5 70 {. won Misty e
Pride. f1A second f1saro. IL.
laird. Time tQa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
DREYFUSS TOOK THE BAIT
AND HOW HE WAS HOOKED

barney nreyfuas. the pit,shufg
National league maEnafe IL not
noted for asufInk ia deals where
BE- hoIda che ga end. hut iehuny
Fay once pulled OF a gag 90 him
that 10 thia aaf makes barney sore
60 b. rsmintsd ~
At she ume nfrYfuas. Harry Pul
liam and the rlitsburg team weFc
a. Hos springs. faY started horse
named Tom Hiddist0n II Mem.
phlf. and endured fha agony 81 zee.
ing him 60 under the wire q winner
at s0 70 I withnut a copper cent o.
bis money down.
TO help take away The bad taste
Pay at the instant bis horse Hniab
"a seat nrsffusa e sire. Tenn Mld.
dissnn cure to Hin~
barney hnd She others wers aat
when The tip cana. aua the clerk
put thn telegram en- Hhfney'h box
When che crowd gut hack cat came
toe Ysiios. ard q fuah 20 the pool
room followed
The hfat taiuE thsr saW va
Miifirtaa ehaiHed up sinner Rtfh
thoas tempting uadA 90 90
HafnsF saa 20 sore nothing less
would satisfy bin thaa ihs nriuK
- The clerk. fha canning % the
ioeai Western rnlon msnaeef aBd
fsu thouHaad dollars damages
TIE rest Of the bunch wrre willing
70 take affidavit thsy would have
hct anything from 5000 dozen 20
40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

CHURCH BOYS TO
PLAY BALL

The Seattle Church baseball
League wlii compete foe the taa
renee 4. MnaFr cun. 1ata ursaniH
alton Il based uRen the one Whieh
has been ia rxtsffare iu WaahinE
taa. u G. fer ths past three feafs
and has proven ons of tha mos
popular organizations "a ths rIsf
The league. a. uaw corn posed q
represented BY teams from Temple
Bapiiat ohnFrh. FIRST Methodist
church Tahsfuaris baptist church
aud 81 MARKS church. And 4
schedule has hHrn arranged cover
ink the next aiK weeks 4 a -
peetfd that this league Nlll de-
Yciop lnto a ~ o. eight ffan
league for nrxt year and the haifif
Tor the Moore cup wiii b VERY In
tsrestlnE
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CUBS WIN
AGAIN
rpuooALg's BUNCH rAkEs THE
OPENING aAME FROM TIGERS
--AILgN. WITH FINE SUP.
PORT. WINS AEARNg IN.
IuREp.

nuEdales bunch Of ball tossers
surely are playing SOME. In a fast
and clever game OF the article thes
took the opening contest fram The
fierco Tigers yesterday on the Ia.
coma grounds. From first TO last
q VAS a session IA every way
worthy 81 the winning aud the
cubs have made e plain that they
are 70 be re- knned With Ia every
came In which lhey take a hand.
Allen. the lanky Lad from Little
Rock, had both feet Ia the box for
seattle ard pitched q good game.
ID Is true that he WAS in a few tlght
holes bat the men behind him gave
him fine support and be pulled out
81 danger every time but enc In
the second Lunch biz for two bases
and brennan followed him with
another two saekes. scoring lynch.
shea. next man up hit enc % left
aud Ross threw 20 the plate nahhinE
Drennan. Ciyurs next laid 4 uiea
one iuto center and Myers got shea
at home Burnett. the first man up
in this lnnfng was throWn oet At
FIRST After tbs hsitiag streak the
Tigers we're not able % land on
Allen hard aud they failed to score
again.
Seattle made run ia She apen.
iuK Hickey made . tWo.aase hit
and went % thind ca keltaeksy'a
out aad came IN on Myers siuxker
% Dovnie In the seventh Coy pot
enc into deep centef fer : bases
and came IN 81 Alleas single In
the first hair ~ the second. when
Hsarnn vas running into thira. BE-
was spiked On both hands ey shaw
ard hAd 20 - taken out Of tho
game Mack Nas substituted and
PLAYED 4 good game
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Lottsytftn

first race. 81 uitr=Harri patch.
uf. fgrif0fhHl. 80 1 woai Art
fui uodEsr. us. second J. ]. Irs
t1a. third Time t5ff 4-k
Second rncs. So mite 4WooiHas
IT'S fAusttnl 20 9. Won, Rebel
queen. f0s. second. Dew ~ Dawn.
i6s. third Time 100 IS
Third raes. miia.=rsisEraphsr
t4f. tRiisY). 7 60 4 won. Gold
Way. 1Qt. second. auttry. t0A
third Tims IA rs
Fourth race. rs miis--Altuda.
as fButlerl. 10 90 .. won, Mike
sutton. iQs. second. Gablsarafn.
les third. Time lac z-E.
Firth race. tt-is mlla--Hnsssr
ian. 81. fswain). s to 2. Won Lizzis
Mclean. l0l second. lady Carol
fos third Time o. Is
sixth race. mile Miunahsha.
fhs. Oeel. 1 20 1. Won sponge
cake. 100. second KING leopold.
ab. third Time IA SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
BOYS WILL MEET ON
THE TRACK

The ffth annual track meet Of
the Boys Club Athletic League 81
Seattle. has been fixed for June sth
on the University campus This
will. no doubt be the largest meet
held. All boys clubs Of the city
are eligible 20 enter teams Of men
ranging under the age 81 eighteen.
and complying with the rules Of
the organization. but al entries
must be In before June LIST. 1901.
Application blanks for entry can
be obtained from = Carver. at
room 1923 Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
BOAT RACE
FOR FRIDAY

Tha Stanford Washington boat
race viii BE- run this Friday. and
NOS Saturday Manager Halves Of
the University made thia announce
msut yesterday afternoon. The
event will BE- pulled off At o'ciock
IN che evening. ct which time the
water ls always smooth
7 hs date 81 the race was chang
ed because Of the fact that the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
ground breaking exercises Will take
place on Saturday. and the man
aRement does not wish 10 have
the race conflicting with thia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
SHOT DOWN IN
COLD BLOOD

Words arose over some d,..,
and The two men ponnee9 "a ~
wood ana were belaboripT
Win clubs. beer glasses. etc wtas
Bis wife appeared with Z reeei.. -
and went 10 the aid Of hsf ~.
band vas.
Mrs bingWood IL under s,,..,
but MI be released thlf af,srnee.
on BAL 81 Il Ia said her aei -.
lufliflabie va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
INNOKO STRIKE
Is ALL RIGHT

the writer aaw two nake...
srtkhIuE ifa aHd fhs otasf 81,
THE letter says DON'T I'm. -.
Toa ere fred % pfospectT
a month has passed sl,e. -.
strike
Scores ars leaving ftis es., ..
fhs innak8 -
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DTeyfuea became 20 worked up be
wrote 10 the Western Uulun preni.
dent ahoui 81. and thea FaY ca.
planned matters DreYfuss Kept TIE
joke 90 himself fof a while. aud IL
0aa almost a year iaief before the
others discovered they had been
huntoed ard stopped bewalllug
their hard luek
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tssripp. Tsissr-ph ssr.issj

RAWLINGS. wyo. May "a
Mrs Hatty RlngHood last might
shot and killed a Davis. and fatal
~ wounded Webb Stone btcauss
the two were attempting 70 KIN her
husband
Tho trouble started IN the rear
~ the Railroad restaurant and
saloon which ls owned b. itiug
wood Davis and Stone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
WA ATTEND ErEaorsrs

rev. Rather J. " oBrssa a.
Right Rev Bishop osDca lsft -.
tsrdar FOR s. Paul Nlnn. ws~
they wlii attend the sHer@isss :
the laying % the eorasrstors :
ArehbfHhBp fteianas new cashsarsl
The ceremonies Niii Be hsla ssr
SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

FAfHnANKa Alaska. Nay 2e-
The strike 81 TIE fnnoko district -
good one. according 20 q letter
received here today from there.
Two men ah0ysicd out $500 a day
for eight aays The letter says that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

LOS ANGELES. May - Years
sso when f. J tLgckyl Baldwin,
ranch owner and = multitude %
other things acquired his vast
realty holdings. L vas the ambition
az his life t. erect a race track On
his ranch that would be the finest
IN the world. and 10 name it after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

TAuiHANKs Alaska Nay IL
Al effort is being made e defeat
the AtahAa Pacific Express com
psay ard fafcs 81 g charge a lower
fats for earryins gold dust
me Ftrnt Natioaal tank of PAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
IS HOT
asssr special ssrste..i

rAuHANKA Alssks. Nay n
Ths hottest wsashsr 81 the history
- ths ranAna for ne month 81 MAJ
has occurred this mauth
For she pAst three sass the fhsT
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himself
This ambition hs realized.
Plans have been drawn. the
ground staked of and all pFelimi
nary work finished for the building
q the finest race course IN The
world. Baldwin Park. Lucky viii
attempt To revive the American
Derby
In the laying or ~ this track
several ideas % Baldwin will be
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Nonrnwnsr LrAatu.


AnFNuTFS MAJ . fhs canuEss sue
eseAsa la losing the fifsi sane q Ahft
haIna biz faH "A safsftsH anf iha Hiaa :
eats aaaHhs is times fH ihiu NAea4aA HHW
bee q taluas eere reEHftsa De- iHa ses.H1
tuine aHH affaf thaf ths enc =tiWa Fhaia
rians ,aanalfad Whenever tH fHH mssiA
Far ths AhafdesnH iiisHinhHihafn allowed
3 hlts aHt ire taHuHHa HhHaaat faf
faHa fha featafs ~ an Hfhel 90 eHI1f
lass Eanss uafs fitsaefslfs HHfh 81 thift
aHH Mas uufeH5a f.kaAarf
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WAIT A WHILE
safs rArsr Doxux AIMS
ruH nnooRIrNs wit M At
utaftr nNToRr IoNaL

Manager FatsY p1auvau says
that visiting pitchers are luat
tsartna their bhlE e Sc = chance
% 50 against fhs Hfoekiyn lfam
he riaifna thin cunflBrarm iu what
Ia Koing 4 Ions az toward keeping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
RAINIER LODGE INsrIrurED.

4 new lodge az she uShi Birth.
% be known az Rainier lodge. was
Instituted At the CaHrardfa club
rooms last might The officers are
p nnssutsfE president. J e tsanE.
vice president. = tanaerman. treas
Hrsr. otto grunebaum. secretary r.
WiukIaf. monitor l. s. aghwa-
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memetsf has registered y essr.,
Above zero
The anow f. melting sne =,
creeks are fun q ovsffis~aas
siuieirE f. "a AID he e1sap 4,
nsAun ths SEASONS wark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
DEATH STALKED
In THIS FAMILY

IOWA FALLS, Ia. May ga-wu.
liam hidden If chicago lost. his
mother bY death three weeks ago
a few days later Doc was quietly
married fIla wife died in one week
and Hidden died thiH morning In the
hospital here.
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HEBK ELEY. cal. Nav aa.-Eva
nooth viii speak here next Sunday
I'm che Hearst Greek theatrr and
preparation are being made fer
gigantic meeting.
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FLEEING


sWATO. China. May ga.-The
missionaries are fleeing from the
interior % save thelt lives The
rebels are destroying much prop.
srty and threatening lives.
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$4,000 in COLD
In THE MAIL

banks today shipped ~ ran tts a.
IN gold furt aud n this l. sss,....
fui every hank ard every camw.,
eial house - fAis disfffst ssisrs.,
s0la dnHt 20 seattle Nill use f'rs!.
Sass for the carrier.
THIS aTHtsm all Xiii n. sr-s..
company. as gold Gust 10 one 81 =.
big carrying commodities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

nsttsfiss eafttaon. fttiiussf Ard lack
sltchf kui.@ fafief, AouiunilF ead
HaWsHmHn
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Whtu Manager Evans. of the ca
nuekH heard yesterday nat biz
mea bad iusi aaothrf game be safd
that Il nelson lost che next same
b. pitched be would 50 into tbs
haH himaef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

The big freighter Alaskan moves
to Tacoma today 10 complete load
ing
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SUMMARY fhevs tass hlis tNY rsos
tssa ATS fHH.H nHaHHsn hlakef saen
Aftisas nHHhit riafs Alien e. hsi=
infkTf. nsaas "a halls Ciania. = OF
ALICE. D HtHafk rul ~ tfHutn. ~ A.
ktFrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

one 81 ihs features ~ yesterday
game was the thguslnR 81 Ross and
Myers % ths second iunluk RaHi
hires item isfI "a thr plate catch
INA Nrraran and a moment later
Myers thfse FROM center uEhbluE
ClfHea IL SIS baseball Of q hiEa
ofdof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

the once proud supsrbaa On their
losing afrtak Hut lasf wait a
biz SAYS Patsy when - once
biz our stride. these same pitchers
VIII b. breakinK their necka trying
70 Eaf away from Us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

BUTTE MAJ Ma - ras hasus ts=Hn
saals aan ffaaH HnakaHs "a thr enHuiHE
fanta FrafafisF aaFFln ~ fhs haHaifs
Effah st 4 HHs game shhs usnEFns waa
aIIH fH sFits Hf AiFHiaHs 81 hsf =
ths HrH hts,kAna failed o. susfa fhH
aalt aaaffaf aanrants tn ffsat Haft faf
staHaHss : srfHfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

IL Naa Too bad 20 have ieAfns
huFt yesterday h is not pleasant
90 81 spiked 81 thn best 81 times.
bas te hare E mAn a. HEAVY a. third
haaemaa HhAa GENE daWn upon
both haHda means asflaGs inIufi
hearaea right hand waa broken
aad b. alli BE- ogt e thn game fas
aunr urHta
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saahsr. NJ outtman and L. AZ. stern
trustees
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ous - fts siuninK attrlhatns ~
the acNftis team 10 ita sizniinE
EiaErf A. every stage o. every
same nug's Cubs are up ard doing
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Hiily Murray. manager - the
Philadelphia National League. ia
dlspleaaing = large number Of fans
wlfh the work being done BY ths
phlilses There is h9tna talk Of -
raFlnk : naN mAnAkaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

Now that TIE Butte Miners arv
hask en- fheif home grounds * il
expected that they wiIl ain = bunch
~ games Zoe q change They have
Kood bunch 81 haii tnsasra aud
should start 20 she's shat they car
90 IN their nWu baliINiHk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

Although strenuous efforts have
beer made by The Cincinnati Reis
20 secure Ia Janca. the ball.
playing raptAiu ~ TIE Yale uuiysr-
city. be has stated definitely that
be wIil rot snfof professional bass
bali.
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BASE BALL
GOSSIP

nufrah Tor naEs euhs n theY
avep ghis up The Seattle bunch vii
come oat nn top without difficulty
AZ lae men are PLAYING bail ~ =
hiEb class ana II could appeaf that
thes have just struck their gait for
Euaa
The daily tribune., 1907-12-12

family OF e. g. Mitchell. The Mitch
ell's will make their home in Okla
hop1a.
I. +. Davis continues TO show pros
perity In spite Of the loss Of the apple
crop. This time it Ia new cistern
and windmill.
Another sign Of Improvement 10 the
continued disappearance Of the cot
tonwood trees. The last man to
sharpen his AK for this sort Of clean
up was J. T. Hoyt, who has nearly
finished the Telling OF the patriarchs
on the Macon lands as we'll as having
got down all those on the property he
recently purchased.
The civic Improvement has been
given another push aud the ball will
probably be kept rolling This time
progressive pupils at the Lincoln
Park school were the improvers. They
and their teachers have given the
grounds thorough cleaning, burned
street and fixed up the ditch banks.
Mr. Hall, the Grand Avenue grocer,
contributed a rubbish barrel as an
additional push to the ball.
Miss Whitlaw Is very low with
typhoid fever, and will be obliged to
lave substitute take her place at
Radiant for several weeks at least
She is at the home Of her parents on
Sherman avenue.
The Park suffered n dipltheria
scare last week, which very fortunate,
soon passed away. The energy with
which the authorities grapple with
these matters is decidedly encourag
ing
NJ e. Snow has been somewhat
under the weather.
The children in the Bruce Davis
home have what was at first thought
The daily tribune., 1907-12-12
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Portland Cement company
will be held in its offices in the
First National Bank of Pueblo on
Wednesday, January s, 1908 at 2;3o
O'Clock p. nj, for the election of
Board of Directors for the ensuing
year and the transaction of such other
business as may legally come before
said meeting.
Signed, r. j. MORSE,
1899 Secretary.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-12
A Home Made Happy by Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.

About two mouths ago our baby
girl had measles which settled on
hor lungs aud at last resulted In n
sever attack Of bronchitis. We had
two doctors but no relief WAS obtain.
cd. Everybody thought she would
die. went to eight different stores
TO hnd . certain remedy which had
been recommended to mo and failed
TO get 1t. when one Of tho storekseperS
insisted that try Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy. did no and our
baby IL alive and we'll today. Geo.
W. Spence. Holly Springs. N. @.
For sale by Daniels drug store. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-12-12
LINCOLN PARK ITEMS.

: Nm. O W. Hawley will spend the
winter In Nebraska.
Mn. Frank Arnold has started ou
her journey to Belgium.
The alfalfa ground IL rapidly disap-
psaring upon the Park. Messr. Haw.
10y and Vaughn have purchased the
WEIGH and Mccartney tract on Pine
and will break II mp.
Tbs Pask will b. scsry)to loss the
The daily tribune., 1907-12-12

to be diphtheria, but which soon
showed itself to be much less serious.
W. f. Laverick is buying cement
for we'll curb and making other
little Improvements that "look good"
to his neighbors, as 1t is understood
that shis estimable family has given
up their consideration Of removal
and decided to remain In the Park.
!. Local Christian and Methodist
" omen are busy preparing for bazars.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-12

SATURDAY NIGHT-A play with
we'll defined purpose yet with an
underlying thread of delightful humor
Is "The Cow -Puncher" to be seen at
the Houston Saturday night. The
author, Hal Reid has drawn his
characters we'll There is not a
dull moment from the time Geral-
dine Graham, Is young dashing New
York girl arrives to take possession
of the ranch left her at the death
of her brother until the curtain des-
cends on tho death of Lutchia Cordo-
via, who receives the bullet in her
own breast aimed at her Spanish lover
Trihune class ads do the busineas
The daily tribune., 1907-12-12
About Digestion.

{ 1t is not the quantity Of food
taken but the amount digested ard
assimilated that gives strength and
vitality to the system. Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets in
vigorate the stomach and liver and
enable them to perform their func-
tions The result ia relish for your
food, increased strength and weight,
greater endurance and clear head
Price 25 conts. Samples free. For
sale by Daniels drug store. ~ it's
The daily tribune., 1907-12-12
PROSPERITY NOTES FROM
EVERY SECTION OF STATE

(These little notes Of Colorado's
prosperity are furnished by James b
Young, secretary Of the Colorado
State Commercial association.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-12

net to the acre. he wants 10 huo
somebody who will beat this.
Score once more for Colorado.
This time In live stock. The blue
gray heifer breed by Eugene Grubb
of Carbondale and fattened at the
State Agricultural college, carried off
all honors at the big International
live stock exhibit in Chicago.
J. H. G. Walker. of Fort Collins,
had a carload Of fat sheep at the In
ternational show in Chicago which
carried OFF many prizes.
There is no let up to the activity
in real estate in the Gunnison valley
fruit district. Scarcely day passes
but what some big deal is recorded
and that at surprisingly large prices.
About 90, 900 lambs are being fed
In the city Of Berthoud this winter.
Aspen is smiling broadly. Why
not? The Topliff, one Of the best
mines In the camp Is again listed
among the shippers.
The value Of the beet crop In the
Greeley district for the year 1907,
will be about 81 800. 900 representing
800, 900 tons of beets and 30. 600 tons
Of sugar. Match these figures If you
can anywhere.
The Grand Junction chamber Of
commerce ID engaged in q member
ship campaign and fruit growers and
farmers are joining. This ia AZ 1t
should be. The land owner Is bsne-
Ated more by good advertising of a
section and Its products than any
other class.
That prosperous little city Of Pali-
sads complains that 1t is not big
enough for the people who live there
and those looking that way. Many
new homes must be erected and this
ID true In nearly all the towns Of Colo.
RADIO.
The sugar beets Of Delta county
have made an exceptionally heavy
yield this season.
A piece Of land in bearing orchard
over close to Clifton In the GRAND
valley sold the other day for $l,25t
the acre. 1t changed hands last fall
At $500 per acre. How does this
sound for prosperity In the fruit belt
OF Colorado?
The daily tribune., 1907-12-12

A Berthoud man claims the record
for sugar beets for the state this year.
He had 81 acres that does 1928 tons
net to the acre. He wants to find
somebody who will beat this.