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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

AIRY. 1897. and again BY President
Roosevelt IN November, 1902
If Knapp Was horn Ia On0n.
,laeaco. n. y. on November .. issS
tits parents were farmers IN com.
Portable circumstances. and young
Knapp obtained good education.
academic. college and In the law.
without any 81 the struggles which
are tho boast Of some solfmade
men.
II Il a mistake 10 drink poor cot
fee and tea sehliliuE's best 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

IirrLe CHAIRMAN OF rHH ~.
TERsrArE COMMERCE COM.
MISSION. KNOWING THE MYs.
rEAlEs OF THE RAILROAD
BUSINESS. BECOMES MOST
POWERFUL MAN IN WASH.
iN0roa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

-Hsxzz HeaFts.~ az the Seattle
tn1t<< MS se1x. Is drawing knoa
n~s<s Tia rsodaction has beea
~ here t>sofe ana ~ = comedy
ue1sa-ainatis performance plaasea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

ThHrw q tara al the star thea.
trr this week called Tho CFaKiesf
Act Ia Vaudeville. and lt Thorough
~ lives 10 10 is name. II i anas
b. company % three. aud includes
ercrntrsc dancing. bnricsqna drama
and eonedy piano playing. The
other numbers AFe also gnad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

E4sxer xrexds than sser are a.
<t:,z< he LOIS Tits week % So
Aip1 \ CalnmEnga and the Pan
Aa <tz<z eangny IN Lord
4<zif1. e1a q ne heaf aitrae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

= Tho beat iudosaemens Of
. Chalrman Knapp's fidelity 20
= the iasefeata ug the people a.
= opposed - the powerful fail
var Interests vas the euneen. !
Z trated effort 81 all the rail-.
: roads 10 secure hla removal b. {
4 legislation abollshinx the eoa.
. misainn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

'7k4zksgfsIrx pay~ al the Lyric.
71uN4<e< ~ tha seNular stock ennn.
~. : doing : good huEiness
IN h - eanreption. The char
nflt-x sfa ra1 drawn anf the east
rFssa al reaalrwments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

y aa VT 90 BY ne factory We
~ rst4Efnz car lnrKe stock of this
- M e<n sAFs yoa money Call
saf'f Geo 4 NeofhDuse Co. IL
ts'ssrsitf q and Arcade Say. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

fcF's .saaT SEATTLE, bl11'
voak AND uHlesroN
Van W, sN1oy THEMSELVES
= sssaosr.
.,.,..aa pomineet IN the
- s - lawns 81 Columbia.
4ss'esn sssesle. lilllman. Notk
&s.,.sses. ssa peach, gathered ~
- =. I,rssel last hlsht ana en-. en-.
81 CO s..skalfieent banquet that
~ , ss..nafed. These tev a..
- excepsson % 1el !. -. :
", ~ =. "a annexation March
l*>'ln - ~ Twelfth waF.s.
CO. .su weeks aeo. THIS
t's'<a - lnaosam'ed for the
f>.''ss 4 esnusosias soed fellow
ff'ast = karnoalslns any differ
- iaAzfnlonious Feelings mat
~ = saeeadercd dufiaE tie
w. 49, s''ssfassrxy over the eFeAi'
= y Is new ward, ana ,, me man
Y ~, ..slesilps > councilman.
feast. Are Mace
= 4 erwin. ~ mayor at
=, esAttss, acted ~ toast
-, x he ecoasion, sna tikht
s. IA he llll the position Tn
W., \. sssrlousaE lnfluenees Of the
80 ne good cheer that
Hse,nalante hpeNchea we're
4 nF & + Erwin. II II \
..'..sz lanes stevens. G. q.
s1 d i. TaEgart swan Lewis.
~ q. I. McMnlicn. Everett
N " phaien. MAYOR Of Co
<s. n Weod. 8 A Perkins.
. n'ennrk4. = A ullman. @ Es-
,l.mllsoa Pratt and z. Freas
rsek and evvry sreakef en-
<.<..<f TIE extreme necessity ef
=. - utasnas caution Ia the ee-
-. & ! candidate Cor council.
osSss TIE Candidate.
xAa~ tkls hanaueg rartoak some
w. " In Stature * a political
'.'.,-.a< AM the conavlinaanic
.....s,s xAs Freely discussed. no
'.-.~s< uas naaie 70 name a can
E,2 re matter Is 90 be left
.r->,t sta he various improve
=, S,rha that will. In a short
- .ane cnmmistae& ~ select a
- M place n hold a mass tsret-
~ shs parrcms u plaeink a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

In their embarrassment they
are resorting 20 desperate meth
DDS. Because Of the urgent public
necessity. growing out Of cur
developing commerce. they are
trying TO get the President OF the
United States to pull their
chenfnuta out II the fra BY
unjussiy charging him with hos
Unity 20 the railroad interests.
they hope To move him TO issue
a special message 20 congress. or
statement 20 the people. explain
ing his position and yoicing the
unquesiloned need Of the country
for increased transportation fa.
cilItiea Armed with this docu-
nlenf. the railroads think they
wiil be able % 90 before the
public with an argument which
viii unio0se all purse strings.
To verify this analysis Of the
situation II Is only necessary 20
refer 20 the newspapers In which
appear advertisements az brok-
ers offering Swear 5 per cent
notes tunsecuredl Of the New
York Central. Lake Shore. Mtehi-
Gan Central. Chicago q Western
indiana. and Southern railroads.
The trouble Is deep seated. II
grows out OF the system which
obtains generally for financing
railroad enterprises. piamefri.
eally opposed 70 this system are
the methods Of the Chicago New
York Electric Air Line Railroad
adopted after mature reflection
and with a perfect knowledge Of
the situation. This new railroad
il now being built without bonds
The future has not been mort
gagged. The stockholders viii be
the actual owners Of the railroad.
sharing equally On the enormous
profits according 10 their hold
ings Roadhed. rlght-of-way.
equipment. every franchise Sc
cured and deed filed, all the pros
peetiye- earnings Of what must
prove a wonderfully pTofisahls
railroad. add 20 the security of
the investment The result
proves the wisdom Of this method
Of financing the road The inter
est and confidence Of the public
are aroused. and. like a rolling
SNOWFALL. small al first. but rap
idly affirming huge proportions.
the combined Investments Of the
people already are sufficient 10
place the enterprise on firm
financial footing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

tloas a The season. Matinaes dally
except THURSDAY aud Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

Ao1sttte stars EXCLUSIVE 1&fftcHil
WASHINGTON. feb e-.-rhe
most powerful man IN Washington
e'mQre peparlui even than Pfeel
ient RooAeeeit-@lu theofY. Il at In
faet--sa Martha A knaph. chairman
~ The Interstate cammaFee Com
snsmHlou
No Is The man ~hn heads the hsl.
rean which puts the screws upon
the greatest and moat powerful as
krrxatinn of capital Ia he uaitsd
States the railways Ths FeVsn.
ups Of The American n4liaaya are
greater than the rrt snHaa u the
government Tho word 1t Chair
aaAn Knapp affecta railway eom
mcrce from Maine 90 san Diego
and from Alaska 10 the Florida
keys
whsn The sahieet % Increased
power foF tbs tutcfst4tn Commerce
Commission va fiFat bFuachea.
score Of railway experts. before the
senatorial committee on commerce
declared that any such taw a. pro
posed would create a hufe4a more
rowerfai than All the ether depart.
snenfa Il the government eomhtned
iis validity has not been questioned
since sta passage ThaFefors. Il
Ulay he mansuned that. Tor the time
being. the cufnniasion il wtoitsinr
the gigantic pawsf 20 ahfrh nc
railway expnFta referred
There la n1shinE terrifying IN fhf
Appearance ~ the nan sho heads
the Interstate Commerce cnmuiir
sion lie Il pos large IN stature.
nor fierce In utfegance II he bad
lived in tho age ~ chivafry --she
age o. bFAwn aud besf Dc woaia
probably have had hts brains
kDorknd oat LONG egnce lie h
hafdiy more than five feet high
sud Would zip The scales At about
so popnda His strength is ali
pure hrains
soua~hst Modest
chalrfnaH Knapp Ia modest 70 the
s1lnt n xhYnena
This other nleTnbera y The CON
,nsssion ara MAGNIFICENT men, said
Chairman knsrp. when threatened
sith a Nrifeup Go "a them Sse
Judge clemenfs One Of The flneAl
minds I ever met Go - IudEr
Pronty. Ha i wonderfully Inform
"a. and has q way of putting any
auhleet that Il clear and convincing
or take soma ~ oar rev meu. Afr
clark IL = distinct acquisition The
Hay be xnes 20 work Is wurthy az
~ praise And Mr. Harian=-a biz
sturdy leiiow--and with a mind IN
keeping 9Th his frame-eau work
lag and night And Mr. Lane. a
fine. aggressive. clear headed. hon
cat man. tell you. ! am proud Of
the commission There l. no need
for efnfrfinE on me ana just 30
ing along. laying out work and writ
ihE orders and opinions ara trying
10 get tbs iaW into working shape
Hut the fact femaias thai Chair.
man Knapp n hooked up % by bis
fellow commissioners "a the final
authority aE all questions that are
intricate
Judge Knapp has been commits.
1ioneF for something over seven.
teen years. A large part Of tus
present Law was drafted By hls
hand 4is Judgment - 90 leHal
forms waa accepted By the prcal
sent Is final
Ne is a Master.
The secret Of Chairman Knapp's
success. II there a. any secret 10 u.
~ summed up in the one phrase
aasa-s. la-.sllII..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

send its trains through the choic.
eat part Of the United States. from
Chicago 20 New York In ten
honFA II will pour golden
stream ~ wealth into the laps Of
those whose eyes ars open 20 this
rare opportunity and who have
the courage Of their convictions.
INVESTORS IN TIE CHICAGO.
NEW YORK ELECTRIC DO
NOT PAY FOR WAT.
cred STOCK.
Tho steam railroads Of tha
United States seem 20 be be.
tween the devil and the deep
sen. % use a phrase which has
become classical on the one
hand they are confronted with
An urgent necessity and a pub.
tic demand for increased trans.
poftation facilities ON the
other hand. they are face 10 face
with the difficulty of securing
the necessary eash 10 meet the
heavy expenditures involved.
he earnings OF American raiis
roads are very great An ex.
pert reporting 10 President
Roosevelt says the tariff charges
can be cuf 10 psr cent without
affecting dividends Their as.
sets are enormous a. first
glance n would seem simple
matter for them 60 raise millions.
aud q has been in the past The
difficulty lies IN the fact that
they are already amortgnEod up
TO the handle
A railroad Is about the only
thing which can be mOrigaged for
moro than Is cost According to
the prevailing system. nearly ev-
cry railroad IN the land has been
built. equipped and improved
through a sale Of first mortgage
bonds The stock shares repre-
sent 80 much water" Tho fact
that they are worth anything
emphasizes the wonderful earn.
ing power Of a well managed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

..r,,xNa or olumntA,
fesss .' I, ssArr1s. MT.
see's voak AND BRIGHTON
Van sN5oy THEMSELVES
Il sANautt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

Thr rssopio ara waking up 20
The fact that this IL rot a rail
f14d on patNf- 1T IS BEING
suit. When the Carnegie Steel
Company receives an order Tor
steel for Immediate deliver.
~heu the Cambria Steel cumpnny
ree~lyes a similar order for steel.
for immediate deliver. that
uaeana business TIE railroad Il
= fact. Il T. taking on tangible
ahape. Before April the FIRST
trains VII run out Of i.epovte
The carloads % materials whleb
ara arriving iaiiy. the deeds fof
riAht-Bfwa that are buing filed
fof record the franchises which
ara haink granted - city ceuns
els and coHniy eammlnsiunarH.
tnsss shiups mean business. they
are = Kuaranfee ~ what MAJ BE-
expected wien spring OPENS and
the road can Increase tho scale %
Us building cpefmiiouM
We HAVE TIE MONEY TO
90 IT.
and money counts ia railroad
building
The question recently was put
- 4 Sew England banker BY
broker who was trying 20 interest
him IA this railroad.
Suppose me stock uf this com
pnnY had al been sold except the
last t5.Ge0.0DG. would y0u not
tnen BE- willing r. pay $3.50 =
share for thr uusoid portiong-
I WOULD" said the banker.
without hesitation.
One hundred and fifis dollars a
share befnru the completion of
the rnae. and TODAY the same
stock Il selling fof a7S ~ that
confession The banker said IN -
feet. Your rnIiroad IL practical
comHieted. Il viii be an cxcep.
tionhl money maker only quce-
ton ono thlng. the ability ~ The
people 20 rsisc the money. Every
million dollars of that capital sub.
scribed advances the actual value
81 he stock entirely. irrespective
Of the progress Of the work of
building"
The fact f. that money Il bolnr
subscribed for thia important en-
iefpftae and IL being wisely OK
pended Ia construction work His-
tory Is repeating fieslf In the
dark days ~ the Civil War. when
the bankers failed the Govern.
mant jay Cooke. hy tho auihor-
ity Of President Lincoln. went 20
tho people precisely IS We are so.
Ing to the people today ~ 81
iahilshed some $500 agencies
throughout tho North. and the
people. out ~ their savings. saved
the credit ~ the Nation The
Chicago New York Electric Air
line Railroad pins its faith to the
people.
Have you noticed the chanke IN
public sentiment To MANY. M
the start. Chicago n New York IN
ten hours. while faaclnaiine.
seemed chimerlcal Il was too
good 70 be true To-day the qucs.
ton f. one Of money only even
the steam railroads arc falling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
Neat Prices That Pleass

81 the city Hall market. 500 Third
av.. near Yesleg Fine Eastern
hams t6ho. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

l4Sth Anniversary Robert Burns
auspices Of the CALIFORNIAN SOCIETY
Inc Seattle ana CLAN MefliN1lE g Wednesday
February z NJ $780,
after February Tor reserved seats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
KNAPP, POWERFUL 1OO-LB MAN,
PUTTING SCREWS TO RAILROADS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

Our office will be open til o'clock Saturday even
na FOR the sensit Of clients who cannot call during
the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

The secret Of Chairman Knapp'a
success. II there - any secret 10 n.
~ summcd up in the one phrase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

TEAR oFF-FlLL IN--NAlL TODAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-26
NO MORE SOTOL WINE.
Uncle Sam stops the Manufacture OF q
Mexican Nectar.

YsLRTA, Tex. May 25.-One Of the min
ions Of the United States Internal Revenue
Bureau came out here from San Antonio
the other day and destroyed six hundred
gallons Of wine made from the root Of the
sotol plant. Not only this, but the word
has been passed down the line in all the
upper Rio Grande border region that there
must be no more manufacture Of alcoholic
liquor from the sotol.
Sui Boggs rode all the way from Tornillo
to get a supply Of the sotol wine. He ar
rived here the day after it had all been spilled
by the revenue agent. He was disguised.
1T beats all" he said, What is this
country a-coming' tor Here we've been
drinking sotol ever since this part Of the
country was discovered by the Spaniards.
and here comes some kind Of new rulin'
made by some jumpin' jack up there at
Washington and cuts US fellows OF from
one Of our principal r%ations.
sIll bet the man who lie responsible for
dom away with maxim sotol never tasted
the liquor in his life. Sotol wine is nectar
for the gods.
Il guess ! can go without It, but just wait
until the Mexicans along the river hear
that they can't get any more sotol TO drink
and you will see the biggest exodus oil
Greasers bound for Mexico that was ever
Witnessed in these parts
Sotol Is 10 the people OF these parts what
whiskey is TO the men Of Kentucky. Small
sotol distilling plants have been in operation
all through this region from time imme-
mortal,
The Sotol grows p~rofusely upon the
ranches Of the extreme southwestern part
OF Texas and Of northern Mexico. II is a
semi-desert plant and in drought II is fed
TO cattle and sheep in lieu OF grass.
In all the border saloons sotol can be
bought. IL has long been q favorite bever-
age with the Mexicans who work upon the
ranches and live in the territory where the
sotol plant thrives,
The sotol liquor 10 said to possess a Pc
culiar quality which nerves men up 70 do
desperate deeds. To be a real bad 'ombre
a man must take a few drinks OF sotol.
II 10 related that at the time Bill Taylor
and his band OF outlaws held up and robbed
the Overland Express on the Southern
Pacific near Comstook, q few years ago,
they were all more than half drunk on
sotol. When three members Of the gang
were captured In the Davis mountains
several days later they had on hand a
half empty jug Of sotoI. They had been
forced 70 tighten their burdens by dropping
q big bag Of silver, but they retained the
jug Of Botol.
II has been said by physicians that sotol
L. one OF the pureat n most healthful OF
all alcoholic liquors. IL taken In moderate
quantities II builds up the system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-26
AT THE AQUARIUM'S HATCHERY.
Big Crop OF Aiblno Brown Trout Novelty
I'm Matching TrOughs,

Albinos, which among such varieties
as brook trout and a X trout are not very
common, are among brown trout very
rare; and 80 IL was surprising when out Of
a lot Of 5000 brown trout eggs, the Matching
OF which was finished at the Aquarium on
February rs. there appeared 1888 albinos.
These albino brown trout, almost color
less and at their present age almost trans
parent, have been separated from the
others and placed in q tank by themselves.
They are now about an inch in length, all
feeding web and all lively-an exceptional
lot Of fish freaks.
II is customary in all fish hAtcheries TO
paint the Matching troughs with asphaltum
paint, black: the asphRltum being cheaper
than lead paint and serving Its purpose
well. Following the custom the Matching
troughs in the Aquarium's hatchery were
originally painted with asphaltum; but now
some Of the troughB here have been painted
white and finished with a coat OF white
enamel paint for the better display OF the
tiny fishes in them.
In the black lined troughs Il In difficult
TO discern the outlines OF the dark oolored
little fishes clearly-in the white lined
troughs individual little swimmers can be
made out distinctly. and here the little
fishes produce also q far more lively i'm
precision whom seen SUarming In numbers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-26
Avoiding the Danger.
From the Minnsd polis journal.

From the Ninned polh journal.
The duel" said Senator Tillman at a
dinner In Washington. lis a thing I abhor.
l believe. though. in manliness and pluck, and
] hope the time will never come when q con-
yersation such as wa2 recently overheard
in a New York club VIZ be typical Of Ameri-
can chivalry.
and whispered an1iously:
''Bludd threatens to kick me the next
time he sees mo In. company. II he should
to dor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-26
How TO Protect Seeds.

All seeds that rats. mice or birds esteem can
be efectually protected by coating them with
red lead.
Place the seed In a vessel considerably larger
than 10 needed 10 contain Il. add 10 It a few
drops Of parafnn or water, just enough mot
then add a ANAL quantity Of red lead and stir
again until each seed IL thoroughly coated
and separate. Vermln will sometimes stack
seeds thus treated. but disguEted with the
result soon pass on TO other fare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-26

be aimed to make with his " banda, and
hS wanted to be instructed how TO become
q sculptor to the necessary extent.
In the minds eye Of his instruotor-to
whom, prospeotively. a conception no
sooner comes than 1t Is . reality, and who,
retrospeotivety. may DO gifted with q SINH
larry intensified vision-the Long Ialand
priest stands as q man who In six months
learned to be q sculptor. At any rate, he
made a statue Ger his church
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02

nIesn n, vegetables, nice and crisp,
at A. W. Jacobs.
.,,Is " .iH,. Hu'e at Demorest's on piece
snow the Enterprise to a neiehbor
add tell him where you got it,
mrs. r. A. Clancy went to Denver
'aso thursday for a few days stay.
miss Jessie Mills went to Denver
nliua' TO spend a few days with
apples cherries, plums & small
irults' Greeley Nurseries & 1925 10th
ST., Geo. j. Spear.
Mrs E. G. Masters returned te
her nome in Kersey last THURSDAY
after weeks visit with Greeley
friends.
Jonh kavanaugh, tile setter fol
tine Denver Mantel and Tile Co., wa.
IN 6reeIey putting up mantel fol
JAMES u Ewing.
Miss Mary Evans of York, Neb.
IS nursing Miss Lizzie Mumpe
throush her illness. Miss Mumpe
Is SLOWLY improving.
Miss Beulah Parkinson OF Mt. Car
roll ILL.,, who has been visiting he
sister, Mrs, II. W. Dougherty, tn
last Three months, left yesterday TO
her home.
May Pole festival at Odd Fellows
hall May 10. Special attractions
May pole, dance. Dixie booth, fanc
and useful articles, second han
store, etc. Trinity guild.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
Little Locals.
Removal sale at Craig's.

Removal sale at Craig's.
Trees at Greeley Nursery b 1925
Tenth street.
Attend Demorest's silk sale this
week on suiLs and waists.
Miss Bessye Smith went to Denver
Saturday. returning Monday.
Engraved wedding cards and an
nouncements at the Tribune Office.
The Greeley Y will meet Friday
evening with Mrs. L. b. Harrison.
Urias Williams, teacher of piano.
forte. 1927 Fourth street. Phone
5ll4 Red.
j. L. Painter and son, Robert,
have been quite i'll the last week
with tonsilitis.
Judge George E. McConley Of
Sterling was in Greeley on legal
business last Thursday.
Mrs. S. C. Taylor of Ault was in
Greeley Thursday enroute for Fort
Collins for a few days visit with her
sister. go.
r. L. Hall is back from the
Pacific coast and is again In charge
of the carpenter and job shop at ia
Seventh street.
Try the new DR.. Pepper soda
fountain drink, the most delicious,
cool and refreshing drink made,
| 4 t,oronado Pharmacy,
The Ahlstrand Mercantile COM
pany filed articles of incorporation
| in the county clerks Office last Mon
day. The capital stock is $1,000
Frank Henley, proprietor of the
Saddle Rock restaurant was arrested
Tuesday by City Marshal Williams
OIL charge of gambling. Henley
gave bond.
Mrs. E. A. Hoagland who has
been living here the last two years,
left yesterday for Denver. After a
few weeks visit there she will go to
New York for the summer.
| Mrs. N. ]. Mayne gave a family
dinner last Thursday. The day was
Thoroughly enjoyed by the relatives
present, who were Mrs. Mate Foster
Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Foster
Clarence Foster, j. G. Graham and
N. +. Meek.
Elnor Pinney, who left Greeley
for Old Mexico some months ago has
been notified to appear In Washing
ton July I to take the civil service
examination as an applicant for the
position of vice consul at Asu"s
Calientes, Mex.
Vernon McLucas and Ray Morse oil
Des Moines, Ia, visited last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Bartho!o-
new, Mrs. II. ~. ,McLucas sand MI
and Mrs. J. G. McLucas. The young
men are taking u three weeks vaca'
Ition trip through the west.
Congressman Brooks will deliver
an illustrated lecture In the Norma
school chapel at | 30 next SATURDAY
afternoon. His topic will be the
Panama canal. He appears as one
of the numbers OIL the program OF
the meeting Of the Scientists.
These are prices that credit stores
do not attempt to meet: Fresh eggs
15c. ranch butter 25c. ree-po"h"
can tomatoes lOc, oil l5c gallon peas
and string beans 10c, best hams loc'
bacon l7c, salt side l2c, ten pouhos
best lard sl.35. We carry the pes,
line of rubber boots, dam canvass al
sizes. Red Front.