davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1907-08-23

If, as Mr.. Rockefeller asserts, he is
harnessed to a cart in which the peo.
pie ride, he ought not to be surprised
If occasionally they slap him and yell
"~geddap!"
, 1907-08-23
GONE TO
ON HIS BICYCLE,

w. H. Peabody left this morning for
Walden on his bicycle, where he will
visit for a week in the family of his
friend, Mr.. Dwinell, a prominent ranch
man of that place.
, 1907-08-23
HAS BEEN BOTHERED
SOME FROM ABSCESS.

Willie Naismith, who is in a Denver
hospital, where he was operated upon
for appendicitis, is progressing nicely.
but is still confined to his bed, the abb
scess bothering him some.
, 1907-08-23

For the small sum of so cents a
month you can get all the news d
the world right up to the minute by
for The Republican.
, 1907-08-23

A complete line of legal blanks al
Che Republican Office.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Order to Show Cause.
STATE OF COLORADO In the

r1IE aEs or Q, n shf Comfy
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE or
John Pearson, Deceased. Order to show
cause on petition for sale of real estate.
Thi. matter coming ou to be heard on this
first day of October 4. u. 1907. upol the p.ti
tiou filed herein by e. A. Beertohm. admins
traitor of said estate for the sale of the follow.
ing described real estate. or portion the renf
to-wit:
Lots Eleven and Twelve in Block Forty-ooe
in the Town tnov City, OF La Juuta, Oteru
county. Colorado. for the purpose of payinc
said estate and best Interests thereof.
said petition .hnt proper and legal grounds
exist for the sale Of all or portion Of aid
real estate.
Now, therefore. Il is ordered By tn. cs.qrt
that Mary T. Pearson. William j. Pearson
Thomas H. Pearson, Harry /. Pearson snd
Nola Pearson. heirs OF said decedent be aad
appear before said court at the court roor1 al
said court, in the city OF La Junta county and
state aforesaid, on the eighteenth day OF No
renbcr. A. ID. 1907, at the hour of ten o'clock /
IN the forenoon OF said day, then and there "a
show cause, IL any there be. why an orda,
should not be made directing the said admin,
istrntor to sell tho whole or much of aid
real estate as may be necessary for the r,ur
poses specified in said petition
=, II Is further ordered that this order be pub.
lisned for at least four successive week, in III.
LA IUSTA TRIBUNE. weekly public uesr,.
paper published in said county.
By the court:
A. r. WALLIS. County Judge,
first publication. October 3. 1907.
Last publication. October as, 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Woros OF Wisdom.

The genuine cantaloupes are in
evidence everywhere in the east. and
the prices are high. Some one is
making some money out of them.
even if the trusting grower is con-
vinced by the commission man that
the latter is losing money on every
crate. The melons retail at ten
cents apiece. and the choicest ones
bring fifteen and twenty cents.
Cities like Chicago. New York and
Pittsburg soon gobble up a train
load Of the melons. and the dealers
find it impossible to supply the de-
mands of the sellers in the numerous
smaller cities in their territory.
The melon industry is profitable
one. and the various associations of
the valley should see to it that more
of these profits find their way to the
grower. If the associations would
handle their own shipments from
some central point like Chicago,
placing their own agency there, it is
probable that their profits would be
doubled. Under present conditions
the growers are entirely at the
mercy of the commission men, who
make unlimited promises in order to
secure contracts and then work over
time to evade their fulfillment.
Selling direct to retailers would in
volve considerable expense on the
melon growers associations. but the
money would soon be made back in
the form of increased profits
Lamar Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Colorado Game LAWS.

1t shall be lawful TO pursue. take
or kill, during the open season there
for. in the manner, of the kind. for
the purpose and to the number
and extent in this section provided,
the following game and fish, and the
open seasons therefore in each year
shall begin and end as follows:
The open season for deer. with or
without horns, shall begin October
lst and end October 20th of each
year.
For mountain sheep and antelope
having horns shall begin on October
18th and end the 25th of the same
month. commencing with the year
1911.
The open season for wild ducks.
geese, snipes. brants. swans and
other water fouls and shore birds
shall begin September 10th and end
April 18th next ensuing. excepting
in attitudes exceeding 1000 feet above
sea level. where the season shall be-
gin September 18th and end May 1st.
the open season for curlews and
plovers shall begin August lst and
end October 30th
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Sale Of State Lands.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ will sell. at public auction, to the hiyh
est responsible bidder. on the 6th day q,
Noyewber .lg' at o'clock p m. at the office ol
Capitol BUILDING. Denver, Colorado, the fol.
lowing described Lands. situated in Otero
County. Colorado, viz:
Northwest quarter of section u, TOWNSHIP
z. south, range IS west minimum price. q n
per acre.
Re.erving. however. to the Stat. of CoIors.
do; AZ rights to any coal or other mineral OF
any character underlying the said land, And
the right Of ingress and esrrsx for the pur.
pose OF mining. together with enough of ,he
surface OF said land ax may be NECESSARY Tor
mineral
value Of improvements. on this land as an.
praised by this department, s.
owner OF mprovemcnts--
Sale application No. 3st.
No land will be sold at less than the mini.
mum prize per acre, as given above. The par.
tract will be sold as described abovr~h. NJ
same more or less e
Terms of payment shall be as tollous ~;
On lands selling for $50 to 81, per acre. ,t
per cent OF the purchase money on the day q,
sale, the balance in eighteen equal annual
payments at D per cent. per Huuum T.nds
selling al more than s., per acre and les. than
-, per acre. % per cent. cash on the dar a,
sale. the balance in fourteen equal annuoi
payments at per cent. per annnru. Land,
selling for SIS and upw ards, % per cent. easb
and balance in iequal annual paymerts af .
per cent. interest. II the purchaser docs no,
own the improvements, be must nav for ~.
san.e at sale. Purchaser will execute bond
a. ,. p.oslded IN section =. art Of July IL, isf
who has declared his intcntion of bccomin,
such. and must pay appraisement and adj.
Ncrtising fees. ~
JOHN =. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Commissior.,.
First publication. October ), 1907.
Last publication, October ,S. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Souvenir Postal Card Bargains.

We have large number of La
Junta souvenir postal cards which
we are going, I close out at the uni
form price of one cent each while
they last. The views include the
city hall. court house. depot, Bird
eye view Of shops, Colorado avenue
courthouse square. orchestra that
made La Junta famous. Park House,
La Junta brick and Tile Works.
Presbyterian church. residence views
and many others. While they last
only one cent each. or ten cents a
dozen.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Notice Of adju.,men, Day.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM BUTLER PIPER
II deceased The undersigned. having been
appointed administrator with will annexe d
OF the estate of illiam Butler Piper late OF
the County OF Otero. in the State of Colorado.
deceased hereby gives notice that he will
appear before the County Court OF said
Ot-ro County, at the Court House in La
Junta, in said County. on Monday. the tvppty.
eighth day of October. A. ID. 1907. at the hoks
all persons having claims agains. said state
are notitesi and requested to attend for the
purpose OF having the same ADJUSTED. All
persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment TO the
under~igned.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. this twenty
sixth day of September, A. ID. 1907.
EARL W. HASKINs.
Administrator of the estate of William
Butler Piper deceased.
First publication. september =. 1907.
Last publication. October Ia, 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
UP AND DOWN The VALLEY.

The farmers around Garden City
City commenced delivering beets to
the new sugar factory at that place
last week.
The Sugar City Gazette is getting
a move of late. having been in
creased in size to seven-column
folio, with more news matter, and as
a natural result more advertise
ments.
The new beet sugar factory at Las
Animas started upon its initial
campaign last Tuesday morning. and
for the next five months will be
grinding up 700 tons of beets night
and day.
A rural route from Ordway is to
be started October 18th, and will
cover at the present about fifteen
miles. Changes in the Olney route
later on will increase the mileage to
something like twenty.
Pueblo's eighth bank will open
for business within thirty days. 1t
will be known as the State Bank of
Commerce. The president is George
McLagan, capitalist from Oklaho-
ma. The entire capital stock has
been sold to Pueblo men.
Judge Behymer. the chief rustler
for the proposed Arkansas Valley
electric line was here last Friday.
He is devoting all his time to secur-
ing rights of way up and down the
line and says there will be no let up
until the trolly line is completed and
put in operation.-Fowler Tribune.
The farmers Of the Sunfiower val
ley in Las Animas rounty who have
raised sugar beets this year have
closed a contract with the factory at
Holly by which they are to receive
five dollars a ton for beets laid
down at Hoehne. The returns for
the first year alone will almost equal
the price of the land.
w. J. Mcdonald. for several years
past connected with the Fowler
Tribune. announced his retirement
in last weeks issue. During the
past year the Tribune has made
great improvement in quantity and
quality of news matter, and is one of
the neatest papers geographically
in the Arkansas Valley.
The board of county commission
ers of Pueblo county are considering
several applications for license for
saloons to be located near the Otero
county line and near the town of
Fowler, and as the sentiment Of the
people of Fowler and vicinity is
against saloons the people have
passed vigorous resolutions urging
the county commissioners of Pueblo
county not to grant any saloon
license to any person near that town.
The cantaloupe shipping season
which has just closed has far sur
passed any previous years shipments
for this point. Up to and including
last Saturday total of seventy-two
cars had been sent east to New York
and other points. Forty-three were
handled by Coggins & Co. of Pitts
burg for the Manzanola Fruit AS
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05

sociation, and twenty were sold
by Oiiyitt Bros. Both companies
paid sixty cents advance the first OF
the season. Manzanola Sun.
The Lamar Sugar factory started
last Saturday morning for the
1907 campaign and officials eXect
that they will run for 100 days.
While the tonnage per acre is not
what was expected. it will undoubt-
edly be very successful campaign.
John Mosley. an Englishman who
arrived in Colorado Springs from
London two years ago last Saturday
completed three realty deals involv-
ing $40 900. which will result in his
spending nearly 100000 more in
improvements. Mosley traded nine
teen houses in one block on the West
Side. worth $50, 900. to c. l.. Nc
Pherson, of Holly, in the Arkansas
Valley. for several hundred acres Of
land near the Holly sugar plant. and
and four dwellings in the town.
Mcpherson will go to Colorado
Springs to manage his newly ac-
quired property. and Moslev will at
once start sugar beet cultivation al
Holly.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Notice for Publication.
tNtTEp STATES Ltvp OFFICE.
Fnehln. Cnlo.. Ans. Il Is.I.

tNrTEp >rNrI- LtVD OFFICE ,
Pueblo. Colo, Aus. 81. Is.is- )
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Sylvester Polk. of L., Juntn Colorado hn.
hled notice OF his intention to mako final
I'VE year proof IL support OF his claim. via :
H"mrstcad Entry No. ji2s>. maie Nov. l. $40,
FOR the southeast quarter. northeast qua rtar.
northeast quarter. southeast quarter. section
=. -"nih haH northwest quarter section =.
township . soufh. range - west. ..h T.. NJ and
that aid proof ALL b- made before CierI,
District Court at La Junia, Colorado. on DC
toh-.r IL, i.U1.
He names tn. folloN IN; witne-s..s to prove
hi continuous r,.-i,iencs upon aud cultivation
~ the land, VIZ; John I. updike. Edward
lpba. John H.. Holly Frank ". TurieS, All OF
La Juutn. Colorado.
81 ABBEY. Register
Eit~t publication. September :, isu5
Last publication, October -. t!sG
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Application to lease s,s,e Lads.

DFFfeE % Tl.E ~ kTI BoKau ~ LASu Cox
Ni-~tostEs- ItfsN El. CoI4p. September u. li.J.
Npiit Is HEgEBY GIVEN THAT
Frank Es.t.el- " hose r-u-ioffiec address
iltJto lease she following described fade sn
ui'y School Lands. situat. IN o,ero County,
Colorado. to-wI;
North bali Of northrast quarter Of SECTION
-. toNu-hip - ~ourh. range - Nesi
y" other application to ira-ss the above
dr-eris--d hand NIii b. con sder.d after ociotor
- ltoi.
JOHN =. VIVIAN.
REGISTER STATE Board Land Commits i.su.r-
Ftrsf publication. September -. isu5.
Last publ Ocfot-rr ~. tssJ1.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Notice for Publication.
rxIrgp sr,T,- L,Np orr,

GNIrEp >rtTi- LAND OrFIcL AZ B
PUEHLG. tBrD.. September = 100 (
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT jos
~ Giratd. .of La JuHta. Colo. has al.-i no.
tic, ut his iuteu'tu to make final five Yea 3
proof ia support 81 IN claim viz: H.pmas. toad
Entry No H. -. made January -. 1901. for the
southwest quarter -uuthra-t quarter srcriau
- north half northeast quarter and north
ra-t quarter northwest quarter SECTION =
township = south RANGE - west oh r. and
that said pro-Ii will H. made b--for,. the rl,.rE
oi the district caur' al L. Juuts- Col. na
NuFutBbs I. 1877.
IL. namrs the following witnesses To prove
hi cuuttnuogI- r.-.tdrgrr utpn- sud ruitivs,i1tf
o. the land riEs Iotu Reed. Hubbard Sl1.
Ag-. Brainurd ". N,worth. Charles Heath an
Of Is Juuta. Colo.
: A. ABBEY. R.ri,t.r
First publication. September. =. ls.Ds.
Last publication, NoFerubsrrs. =. iapi
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Notice for pu ublicstion.
CN4rED STATES LRNo oFFIct

CSIrED STATES l. tND oFFIcE
PyEHLu, CoLO., September !. Iips
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ CLARENCE Gobh. uf Denver. Colorado. Ia
hlsj motto. Of hi. intention to make proof On
bi- d, ser, Hand claim No IT, for the -oui ct
quarter, section twenty six. e-t half north.
Ss>t quarter. w"-t halt sontLVr-f lIarter.
section thirty tys- township twenty -thre.
-pnih. range tfty-fuur W~st before | uit..i
STATE. LaIit Oiic~ at Pueblo. Colorado. on
Wsifc~tav the .ir't day % october ii.I7
He iaD'-- the follow ing witnesses TO prov.
the cumplHt. irritation aud reclamation uf
~aid land :fAarle- Halc 81 La Iunta. Colorado.
T. {. Henry OF Denver. Colorado. Charles
Portsriirld Of Ia Jauta Colorado. Gccrso :
Henry 81 Denver. Colorado
=. a. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. September H. isJi
Last publication. October ~. l9g5
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Notice for biication.
IxTrrp SrArr.L,xp or,

GSIIED STATES LAND oFyfc,- 3
Pueblo. { alo Scpsemts,r "a il15 /,
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAg
IN John Carson 81 Hisbe,. coinrnfn
filed notice of M. iutrntion 10 AJAX. fiaal Sac
year proof tu -upI0rt of hi- claim. viz Uotp-.
-t-ad Entry No. iiliO.made January i7i.iI Tor
tho southwest quarter southeast quarter ard
-outhea-i quarter -puthvs.t quarter -s,rfifln
g. toNu-htp - south, range - west 5fn T.
81 and that said prunT viii b. made b.-tore
CLERK Of the District Court at La Junta Aiio-
RADIO. on November g. 1917.
II. name, the follow inE witnesses to t-ruys
hi- cpntinuouE residence uf-sn and cultirafiaB
81 snid land, viz: Iuhu II Hardy. of Yrt.rr.
Colorado. Abram Ioues, Audra- WhAtIrg.
Rohart Jones al 81 Higtrs' Colorado
:. 4. ABBEY. Regtstrr
First puplicatioD. S.-rtcmb-'r > il17.
Last publication. AOyrmlp.r =, iipi.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Notice for pusiie.,io n.

SiTED STATE. ENNp OrFrCE
Pueblo. CoL.t.. Aug. a. 1877 (
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ German 6srica. Of Troy. Colorado.
hn~ tiled notice OF his Intention to make hnni
Communication proof "a support Of hi claim ,Niz
homestead Eutrl No. itoos. made Jan. u. iabi
Tor the west bali southwest quarter, --ctica
Nrst hHlf northwest quarter section Il. town
-htp u soafh range - west, aud that said
proof will br made before Clerk County
Court at Triuldnd. Colo. on October u 1896
He names the f"llovii. witns--e- ;o prove
hi. eoufiuuous residsncr upon, ami cultivation
Of the taiid. VIZ Miguel Bhrela Juau VI
kumeru, CirIlio Truiillo Juan j Moy.t all of
Troy. Colorado.
: \. ABBEY Register
First publication. September :. 1871
Last publication. October T. lssf7.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1907.

IUSrN Is 4 CITY OF SIX
Thousand population and county
>rat Ut OtsrU county. thr greatest
asrisaltt,iraI Vt ;.aa'k III. il the Af;s,.. b,
lI torirs lssins : tDcs tel n ithlBlt, bonn
uHres. IA Iunts H. located at the Junction Of
siT-.- isiuHs ot th" Atchi-on. Tpi~lss and
santa ~, i'l mil.-- west Of hnbsa. Cityr
~ mile southeast of Denver. siNty-ihfe.
riiis-- aa-t of Pueblo. aud ..iyht -UFisz mile
uDTth aud east uf Trinidad In ifoi tie santa
tioH Nork consisting of machine shops tore
hau-sas- ruitidhOuss- etc. The Tailrpatirpm-
tfiuy enipluN .sn men and pty~ nut monthly
at this place over ssiJno for labor. The sWina
sugar Farlofy, hv. miles Wcss uf Ia Juhta
Nn. erected 10 isys h' = cust Of 81 5u 60. Ia
Jun,I hns Just rsbii,it and extended it. water
-yst.m At nn expense al Sopr. IN J. ueusn
by the city. and commenced operation from
new so4Iree oi supply ia February, 1906. The
altitude i LOIS feet. aud the climate taken
the car ruutgd. j. unsurpassed. Atr1n=i coA-
sthnt sunshine cha raetsrizes the " inisrs and
a wholly cloudy day il n rarity. La Junta hHs
All the metropolitan coslyenienccs ue.ylrd by
city 81 1ifD1 population. inc utiuE funHy miles
nt brick .ldeWalhs, Iyetfect system df SAINT
tary ~swcrnsc. an electric light plant v hicb
-uppiies Iii-day and nlinisht SER ire, an ar
ftnritl leo plant of seven tBut dallJ caIaciiy,
modern cold storage rlagt with n capacity
- -turip. Afs.0 tons of purc m0aIttain iy-.
three ruraiirc~dsliSrrs routes, city letter car
ri"r uiiice Tor local delivery tire de pa
Telephone >y-trfu wish I.n1D sui5-rrilsDr-. aud
l1nE distauc" e"uuecttuu with any part Of th"
-tuiH. "a school -tsf'stu TAcrlls1 bJ 10 CstN -
tEr state. employing tastty --cNtsu tnaCh"r~
80 twenty two rooms With nrw $500 high
,chnol pl.tE-i ~ il.ii ton ehurchc-. siNte.,n
secret and tuttcrHai ORDER. tSo banks. S~j,tnn
capital and Ssi1,cpd drr-,,it. uue dailS nod
two weekly n"N -phP"r-, opera huuss. 90 20
eating capacity brick plant of 500 daily r8-
uscitY, msutIfnct urtuE beet quality - YitrihcE
reneBt bloc'S plant, Ia fact Ia Iuntn 3. une
ui TIE be-' towns ui ~ siz" iu Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
apanes,,on to Lease State Lands.

OFricE ~ Tss srsTK Bosils oF LANp Cox
HI--ioNEHs, nyNvEia. roi.o Ar9rzr - $50.
NOTICE H. HEREBY OMEN Thai
~ Thatcher Brother. "a hs,-o ts,ste,si.ss.. al
dr'--- IS Irinidan- Colorado hngc unae ats
pli-iipl No. llto to iea-c tt,e foiius ius. de.
scrihed srha--,i Land. -ituntr ia Otcru
county toioradn ts.a IL
~ ot sectlou ~, ,o~nshp = south Range
Ngother application "a l-s-e The above de.
.erthed lhsa VIII he considered after O-totS-r
IS, 1877,
John r. VIVIAN
k@sisi.r state Board Lsud topnmi-~inu.rs
Fir>s publication. s-ptsul.sr I.J.
i-s-t PUBLICATION. October s.I..5
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05

The People OF the State OF Colorado. To the
above nhns,i, suts--GREETING.
You nre are hereby summoned and r-auir-
cd TO answer the application of the applicant
p'lhintih in the above entitled application for
registration OF the following land situate in
Ot-ro couufy Colorado, to-wit: That part OF
Lot, Numbered Thirteen. Fourteen, Fifteen
aud Sixteen. in Block Eighteen in the town.
now city. OF La Junta. as shown by the record
Ell plat OF s1id town- more particularly do
Scrthesi ns follows. to-wit: y
beginning at a point ON the south line of
Block Numbered Eighteen in the city Of La
Juntn and eighty four feet east of the south-
west corner of said Block Eighteen. and run
ming thence noffh across Lots Thirteen, Four
teen. fifteen and Sixteen. ninety feet to the
north line of said Lo; Sixteen. and at q point
eighty four feet east of the line Of said
BLOCK Eighteen. thence east along the north
iine OF said Lot Sixteen, twenty hit feet ;
thence south ninety feet to the south line Of
block Eighteen: thence west twcufy fy-eight
feet to the place of beginning. and to file your
nns~er To the said application in the office Of
tho clerk of said court. In said county, within
twenty days after the service Of thi. summons
upon you, exclusive Of the day OF such service ;
aud II you fail to the said application
within he time aforesaid. the applicant plain
till in this action will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the application herein.
Witness, ]. II. Pearc-, clerk Of said court
and the seal thereof at La Juisa. in said
county and state, this iith day of September.
A. d. 1907.
lsE,LI J. B. PEARCE. Clerk.
First publication. September -. lao5
Last publication, October IL. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05
Su m mons.

STATE pE f.pIn,s.pn II TIE
Caf-xry op I,rrpn " - DI-rEICr COURT
.ll.'I - AIA" No. EI,.SEN
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05

MRS. :. T., THOMPSON,
mud all other pcr~ori- or par summons
tes nnknnnn, clniming any ~ upplica-
flEht- title. estate. lien or IN tiou tor reg
tcrr-t ia the real estate dc-\ i-trutiou
scfibed Ia the application here
tn. Defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22

never ending flow of Immediately
prospective buyers who throng the
stores on THE Motorists Mile" in
New York: attend every show, and
absorb, with still unsatisfied appe-
tite, the EVER increasing but never
sufficient output Of 10000 ears a
pear. Buyers come not single spies.
but in battalions, encouraged by the
enthusiasm and satisfaction of those
who have already taken the leap and
benefited by many an error which
their more venturesome predecessors
paid for.
Few, very few automobiles have
been ultimately disappointed, and
whenever it has been the case, it has
arisen from the buyers lack of thor
oughness in determining beforehand
exactly what they wanted their par
ticular automobile to accomplish. In
the hurry and excitement, and in the
ever present fear that, If they did not
make a swift selection, they would
have to wait for future delivery, they
threw prudence to the wind. They
wanted an automobile, and they
wanted it badly, and they fell victims
to the ready tongues of the statesmen
who glazed over the fact that all au-
tomobiles are not alike, any more
than all horses are.-Charles Quincy
Turner in March Recreation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-22

gators hold that It is a disease Of
meat eaters. and yet they must face
the fact that the Bskimos, who live
on meat entirely. do not have 1t. 9th
ers blame it on fish eating, and still.
others On bad drainage. T.. WaNunn.
who made a most elaborate investiga-
ton Of cancer in England, came to no
certain conclusion at all. He noted
that districts with IA badly drained
subsoil seemed to produce nor can
Ger than better drained sections, and
he decided that the grouping of cases
was due to more than mere &oincF
dence. But further than that he
reached no positive opinion.
Cancer is almost invariably a dis