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The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

Savannah, Ga, Nov o5-With tho running of the International light car race, an accomplished fact, interest to- night turned upon the outcome of the grand prize contest tomorrow, when twenty of the heaviest and most pow erful cars ever built in this country or abroad, will be sent away on a break neck journey of iO2 miles over roads which in places will offer an lnyita- tion for the last ounce of speed within the throbbing engines and at other places will test to the limit the utmost skill of the drivers The men who will he at tho steering wheels of the French, German, Italian and American ears to- morrow are among the most skllful and darrg chauffours the perIlous character of modern automohlleX rac- ing has produced and a new American record undoubtedly will be established The racers will start promptly at 9 o'clock. tho twenty cars being sent away at one minute intervals,
 such fog as experienced this morn ing, which did not lift until 1o;3O will seriously interfere with the starting of the grand prize race and although fair weather Is predicted, wet and mist cover the city tonight,
 Tho running of the race will require about six hours and with a prompt start the winner should he known by o'clock, western time.
 To-morroW's g race ls the first ever held l in this country. 1t is also to he the l longest road race of an lnternationaI l character ever seen in this country, the distance to hp negotiated exceeding the Vanderbilt cup route by nearly l5l miles. If is run under the auspices oi the Automobile Club of America, { rival of the American Automobile Asso which conducted the Vanderbilt cuG contest The grand prize rules con forming moro closely to those laid 1 down in Europe, secured for the Sa. vannah race the endorsement Of tho leading automobile associations O' Europe and entries of the leading foreign car. Many officials of the Vanderbilt cup commission were in | have received a cordial welcome.
 Betting on the outcome of to- morroWs big race is brisk tonight and the odds are heavily in favor o1 the foreign contestants.
 With only six American cars en. tered against fourteen foreign rival' tomorrow, the chance of American  success gems slight,
 HomerY, the winner of the Wander. bilt cup in 1905, q Frenchman, who tomorrow will have the seat in one of the three Benz German cars Is tho favorite tonight, and the odds agains him have fallen steadily until in q field of twenty his chances are being eagerly supported at the figures tC l, offered in the brokerage offices and hotel lobbies The fayOrite among the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26
BLUES, FAIR
Opened in Second Regiment Arnory
 Last Night.

The National Blues of the Second regiment opened their fair in the nrmory last night with a large attend ance for dancing and target shooting. There are three prize-shooting com petitions on. Krag and Springfield rifles are being used.
 The fair committee is composed of Lieutenant Bowden, chairman; Ser geants Williams and servarty, Cor poral Reilly and Privates Johnson, St. Jacques, Foote and Danharer.
 To-day there will be dancing both afternoon and evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

Grand prize automobile race at sa- Vannah. Ga.
 Lawn tennis: Davis cup matches in Australia.
 Association football: Yale at Cres- cent Athletic club
 Football; Villa Nova against Ford ham, Cornell at Pennsylvania, Dickln- son at Lafayette, Tennessee at Ala hama. Bucknell at George Washing toL, Carlisle at St. Louis, Lombard at Knox, Wabash at Nebraska, Pennsyl- van!a State at Pittshurg, Gettysburg at Franklin and Marshall Virginia Polytechnic at Georgetown. Delaware at Western Maryland.
 Golf: Tournament at Lakewood, Club handicap at Montclair, Johnson cup at Ardsley, Club handicap at oakland, Club cup at Fox Hills, Club handicap at Dyker Meadow, Archbold cup at Knollwood.
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ing Into Q ditch. The mechantcian, Frank Thompson, was hurled from the car and rendered unconscious,
 It was at first thought he had been killed, but later he regained con- scIousness and 1t was said tonight he would recover.
 Car No. 13, a Chalmers, driven by W. R, Burns, flew into a tree on the very first round of the course and the chauffeur lost four of his front teeth
 Burns did not draw 13 originally but exchanged with a more timid driver who was fearful lest the fated number should bring him i'll luck.
 The race was a duel between the cars which finished first and second, from tho very start Burman in his Buick held the lead for the entire first half of the race Then he stopped to replace a lost nut and Hiliard drove the Lancla into lead which he nev- CT rellnquished, only once did the lit- tic red car come to n standstill, Then 1t was only for @ second 10 allow the mechanism to take on board two small cans of luhrlcatlng oil which he subsequently, pumped by hand Into the throbbing motor Burman fought vall- antly to regain his lost advantage but to no avail. The Lancia kept humming away over tho ground, with engines mufIled while Burman in his Buick and Lorimer In a Chalmers kept snap ping and barking with open exhausts at his heels, Once Lorimer got by Burman and held the honor of second position, during the fourteenth, nf- teenth and sixteenth of the twenty lans in the race. but Burman, known as one of the most daring drivers at tho course, kept crowdlng his engines and urging his car forward until he was again in second place. Hilllard, in the Lancln, meantime had gained near ly lap on hls struggling rivals. Ear ly in the race lt was seen that the T.an- cla was running more smoothly and holding the road better than any of the other ears and was hailed as a winner by tho knowing ones as early as the third or fourth lap Hilliard seemed to be driving with the ease and non chalance and of pleasure trip and he did not seem to be using the max. mum or his power at any stage of the contest, The little machine is only rated 12-16 horsepower but 1t fairly swept the heavier of the racers" off their wheels.
 The Buick ear No. II, driven hl Hearst was in e contendlng position throughout and held third place for a long while fighting over every inch of the oiled roadway with the Chal. mers No 10.
 The fifteen starters In tho race twelve of American, two of 1taliar and one of French manufacture, were sent away at half minute intervals and kept in clusters Throughout Al times there were as high as four I the little racers In the home stretch in view of the stnnds, and the sharp. ness of the struggles between then kept the great crowds continuously or their feet. The officials time In hours minutes and seconds of the seven car! allowed to finish were.
 Lancla, 3:43:3S.
 Buick No. &. 3:49:A5.
 Chalmers No. 1O 3:53;55
 Buick No. IT, 3:5S;o4
 Isotta. 4:1t:22.
 Maxwell No. Q, i;1S:9S.
 Maxwell No. 1T. i;2O:4i.
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AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington, Ky, Nov 25,-FollowinE are the best sales to-day at the dis posal of Edward Carrigans Freeland stud, Imp McGee 8, bay horse by Re morse dam White Knight, C, w Moore, Lexington. $l,300,
 Imp Mart Santa, 1g, hay horse, by Luxotte dam Marley, to Charles Hughes for H. M. C. Zoiglor, Cincin- natl, %,00O
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

Mccarthy is playing a fast game for Fall River He Is getting lots of points from digger Higgins Manager Mason Of Fall River is quite enthus- iastic over McCarthy, That boy is a comer" he declares, "and will be q star in a few years"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26
BOXING NEWS

Sailor Burke of New York, defeat ed Joe Thomas of San Francisco, at the Armory A. A. here Tuesday night, In their twelye-round fight. For the first seven rounds Thomas proved too clover for his opponent, but in the last matters by consistently battering Thomas about the body. At the end Thomas was weak.
 Jim Corbett thinks that Jack John son will defeat Tommy Burns for the they meet in Australia on December 26, Among local sports an option pre- walls that Burns may induce Johnson to lay down." but Sam Fitzpatrick says that Johnson will fight to win and will score a clean knockout in- side of twenty rounds.
 Down in Savannah Tuesday night, after fighting fifteen fast rounds Johnnie Dohn was awarded the decis- ion over Young Evans, The men fought at 135 pounds, and both show ed cleverness. Evans, however. bore the brunt of the battle, being rather severely punished at the close. Both fighters are from New York.
 | The friends of Freddie Welsh, who meets Abe Attell at the Jeffries Ath- letlc club tonight predict great things for him when he faces the | featherweight champion in a fifteen. round battle. Attel is going out oi | his class to meet the clever English man. The boys have agreed to weigh in at 130 pounds at o'clock this afternoon, and big Jim Jeffries vii weigh the boxers in While Attell is the favorite, Welsh and his packers think he will put the clever Abe away
 Judge Sewel of San Francisco, has settled all the arguments between | Jack Gleason and Jim Coffroth as tc who should have the Papke anC Ketchel fight to-day, The judge re. fused to grant an injunction to Jacl Gleason to prevent Coffroth iron holding tho contest, SO Coffroth car look for one of tho largest crowds ht has put in his arena Men well ur on the prize fight game seem to thinl that Ketchel will be the winner.
 Betting on the outcome of this mil remains at to 10, with Papke stil firmly intrenched the favorite. Sev eral waeers have been made at eye, money that Ketchel will last 1j |
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26
PrCKWICKs TAKE TWO,

The Plckwicks took two games from the Algonqulns In the Y, NJ. R, c. league last night, after losing the first match. Gartner was high single with 225, and also high roller with 562. The score follows:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

"Wnd Charlie" Farrell and his Fall River bunch will be the attraction here tomorrow night, It's about time that "Wlld CharIIo' had a stop put to his boisterousness watch him and Gardner hit 1t off,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26
DRIVES FOR TIE CAGE.

Just watch the Boneyards wallop that Park City bunch this afternoon and also repeat the performance in their territory tonight
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

Billy Hanna of tho New Britans Ia about again after a severe attack of typhoid, IIe has arranged to go to Mt, Vernon to rocuperate his strength
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

At Broclton--Rrockton 1 Pawtuck- ct, g.
 At Provldence--Provldence 4 New Britain. 3.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

The Italian Isotta car, driven by Poole, and which finished fifth, is a local car being owned by George H. Townsend of this city. Mir. Townsend, however, was unable to occupy seat in the ear.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

An effort is being made to land "soxy' Lyons, the man with the ter ribe wallop, for New Britain,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26
GANIEs TONIGHT.

Worcester at New Britain, PawtuCket at Providence. Brockton at Fall River.
 New Haven at Bridgeport.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26
NATIONAL POLO LEAGUE.
GAMES THIS AFTERNOON.

Worcester at New Britain. BrOckton at Providence. Fall River at Pawtucket. Bridgeport at New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26
pnLn LAar NIGlHr.

Well we're in first place again, Just watch them Boneyards this afternoon,
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I,nln.
Around lhe CnnntrY.

Nv Haven vs. Bridgeport at
 Quinnipiac rink ,,,.,... S:00' D. m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26
 IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS TO-DAY Many Football Contests About the City to Help Digest
 the Thanksgiving
 Turkey. BRIDGEPORT P0L0ISTS HERE Will Line Up Against Boneyards at 2 o'Clock--Cross-C Country Run and Bowling to Add to the
 Merriment.
BRIDGEPORT P0L0ISTS HERE

To the accompaniment of the swish and grind of the teeth of the young of all America on the sweet morsels of the turkey without which the Thanks giving day celebration In this country would be incomplete, will be the usual round of athletic contests on the grid Iron, in which the future aspirants for fame will have their entrances; on the cross country jaunts; on the polo rinks, etc The number of football games are practically lnnumerable as the devotees of the game seem to have been taken completely off their feet with enthusi- nan1
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26
Running.

Register cross country run,
 starting Temple and Chapel
 streets ......,..,.......l 10 a. m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26
lsnrInenolA RonnhlIcanD

Cspringdold Republican,
 The democratic candidate for govern or of Connecticut spent &33,00O in the last campaign, white bla republican op- ponert spent 51&UOo moro. The llart- ford Times smva thn total spent in the state was not .rts l0au Sl5a, GOO. and f. lnQurea without amy hope of an an BWer,-#'
 Who goi all tus mohcv?
 What was done with il2
 In whose hands l8 IL uyw1
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Wrestling,
Boxing.

Jenkins vs, Mahmont at Madison Square Garden.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

All New Haven vs Annex. The main match fin the afternoon
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

Papke and Ketchel, light weight championship, at San Francisco.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

Crescent A. c. vs. Yale, at Bay Ridge.
 Brooklyn vs. Columbia Oval, at Marquette Oval.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26
Shooting.
Soccer Football.

Crescent A. c.
 New York A. c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

Betting on the outcome of this mill remains at to 10 with Papke still firmly intrenched the favorite. Sev- era wagers have been made at even money that Ketchel will last IS rounds
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26
OYY.ACETYEME WELlING IND BRAzING

in all metals. We make most difficult repairs in broken engine cylinders, crank caseF, finished machine parts. Oxy-Carh! O., l7 Webster st
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

DrpkIpWn George Weustiheld, 9l lEf hlTiNu Meadow street, Repairing on all makes of cars, also yulcanizlng and brazing. First class work assured. Prices reasonable
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

no,lyNr,lTLI Made by the Continental JUN llNEIgiHL Auto Manufacturing Co.,. l2l olive st. Tel l0S7-2.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

nnpplu N. II. Automobile corp" bS Gunnln Broadway; phono S4l6. H.
 F. Doolittle, MET
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-26

AUTO SUPPLIES WaplesaiS iai, aenry ana aor9ea 1f. a423 state street. Telephone 56S-2,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Mrs. Case, of Castle Rock, was the
guest Of Mrs. T. F. Dobbs on Wednesday.
c. W. Fenlason left this week for Cali
fornia to join his wife who has spent the
winter there.
P. E. Vandenburg left few days since
for his dry farming ranch so miles north,
from which he is hopeful Of god profits
this year.
Albert Connor has been appointed to
the place Of assistant engineer made
vacant by the tragic death Of Will Staples.
Dennis Fleak vas recently visited by a
cousin, Frank Martin, who for number
OF years has had charge Of the cement
and concrete constructions Of the Santa
Fe.
The slight snow fall Of Sunday morn
ing disappeared during the day. 1t serv-
we'd to lay the dust and clear the atmos-
phers for another spell" Of our glorious
weather.
Reid S. Turner. manager Of Anderson
Bros. good clothes store." spent the
fore part Of the week in Denver. placing
his orders for the latest in mis- line with
the head Of the frn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13
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PERSONAL :
AND :
LOCAL =
+ COMMUNICATION - = =

Mrs. J. F. MeKelvey was last week the
guest Of Mrs. Ezra Nuckolls, Pueblo.
Col. Loggweler, Of Louisville. KY, is
the guest Of Mrs. S. S. Bailey this week.
D. B. Mcintosh has recently moved to
Mrs Frank Bingham's ranch northwest
Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Reimers of Grand
Island. Neb., are guests Of their daughter
Mrs. FIR. Wietzer.
Mrs. George Meador left on Sunday
for visit with her mother and relatives
in Kirksville, Mo.
The rext social meeting of the w. r.
c. will be held at the home of Mrs. Jacob
Weist, South Main street, on Wednesday.
March 8. Comrades are invited.
George c. Maxwell was badly bruised
on oae arm on Tuesday by the ugly be-
hav,or OF horse he was saddling. Nc
bones were broken and he will soon be
20. X"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13
Will Buy Raw Land.

Large or small tracts in Colorado,
Wyoming or New Mexico. near railroad.
suitable for irrigation. Send desc ription.
price and terms. The Farmers Mortgage
g. Loan Co., Denver, Colo. 40-43
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Compressed Air Carpet Cleaning.-We
will clean your carpets and DO it right
with the compressed air process which
does the work thoroughly and without in
jure to the carpets. Phone Red 1912,
La Junta, G. r. Woolf. Prop. 40-45
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13
Trees for SaIe.

IS 900 black locust trees at $3.50 an
$3.50 per thousand. Phone White 724
L. r. Seeman. Alp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13
For Sale.

Pure bred, white Plymouth Rock eggs
Leave orders with N. J. Nelson a,
Browns Grocery, or phone Blue 1918.
59-42
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13
Now is the time to buy yol
Garden seeds of Burrell.
Blue Grass

Choice Kentucky Blue Grass seed.
genuine new crop from Bourbon county.
Ktntucky. The Ebbert Seed Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13
For Sale

A 25-acre tract 4 miles from town
l6o acres AZ miles from town. AL
under High Line canal. Terms reason.
able. Apply at Enterprise office. 5ltf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

For Ren.--lo acres good land. +-roor
house. barn. mile from pos.offee. In.
quirc a. Enterprise Office. +oa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Hay for Sals.-First and second cut
ting. Apply TO W. c. worthington. s
miles south Of Rocky Ford. near Dump
No. 2. 56a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

| want TO trade . good ysaSling mule
for IN lloo-lb WORK horss or mare that
10 young. true and . fair driver.
u 3. W. Bell Balls Dairy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

wuEDERHoSE. for children. rs cen,
pair. Guaranteed 70 wear. Hardsy's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

We have TIE money. and plenty Of !;
to make real estate loans.
56a j. ". Young & Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

, Furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Mrs. Burr. 2lo Swink Ave. 5en
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

For Rent.-Fiyc acres with Broom
house; also five acres with small house
Apply to J. ~. Little. Tenth and Pine. 5ef
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

The Fisk hat. unrivaled in distinctive
individual style and beauty. on disnlay
Friday and Saturday. March 20 and 2l.
Miss Jennie M. Gobin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Vsils Wells -vsils- Miss Jennie NJ.
Goblin. Friday and Saturday. March 20
and Fl. Goblin Block, Ella. Ave.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

WUNDERHOSE will hold your boy.
25 cents pair. Guaranteed to wear.
Hardey's,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Do not fail to see the display
Of Gaec Hats at Miss Cline's
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Just received. a carload o: No. Whit,
Oats. for seed. Bryant d Johnson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Furnishe1 rooms for light housekeeping.
Enquire Of Mrs. Elmer Conner. +ol N.
Ninth street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

wan.sd.-Plain sewing. Apply At 6o+
N. Eighth St
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13
Get Busy

It's time to get your garden ready
You will find the best seeds at
The Ebbert Seed Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Wanted.-Good man to handle Wonder
fence machine in this district. Call corner
Swink and Main.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Ready made sunbonnsts Tor sale. wosl
guaranteed 70 give satisfaction. Apply
phone No. z6+ Blue, Mrs. Bert Gregg
Set
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Now b the time 10 buy your
garden seeds Of Busrell,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Seed Oats for Sals.-w. L. Caldwell
Phone Blue e5S. %o.<Sp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Tucker Bros. The Elm ave. bsFbsrs.
have the agency for the Colorado Steam
Laundry Of Pueblo. Bundles leave We'd
nssdsy afternoon and return Friday
night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Dats Of Millinery Openins d
Miss Ciine's. Saturday. March r.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

For Sale OF TFads:-ThoFobssd single
comb brown lsghorn hens. Phoos Ranch
1872. Mrs, VIM. II. Lane. r. F. D. No.
2. Rocky Ford. Se-<2p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

For Sals.-A coming three year Old
Psrehson horss. weight 400 pounds.
Well broke. J. W. Bennett. Rural routs
No. l. Io-<l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Now is the time to buy you'
garden seeds OF BurreIl.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Eggs for Sale.-Plymouth rocks suit
able for setting. IL for Csc. Mrs. N. 4.
Poughsr. FIRST house west Of stoekysrds.
LO.A2n
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

For ssIs.-oood young horse and ball
bearing axle buggy. with harnsss- En-
euirs Of Big I Grocery Co. <o-<l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13
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: WANT COLUMN I:

For Sale,-One share Of High Line
stock. Apply to r. M. Pollock. 5eu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

wUNDERHOSE. wlli hold your boy,
2s cents pair. Guaranteed 70 wear.
Hardsy's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Canned Fruit for Sals.-0. Lantz. <o7
N. Eleventh street. +o-%l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

Hay For Sale. Two miles from town.
Phone 764 Blue. Mrs. J. c. kain. set
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

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: WANT COLUMN :
*<*************$
For sals-ons share Of High Line
stock. Apply to r. M. Pollock. 8sn
Hay For Sale. Two miles from town.
Phone 75+ Blue. Mrs. J. c. kain. 3etf
Eggs for Sale.-Piymouth rocks suit
able for setting. ID for 26e. Mrs. N. 4.
Poughss. hrst house west Of stoekysrds.
<o.<2p
Canned Fruit for ssls.-o. Lsnts. +o7
N. Eleventh street. +o-<l
For saIs.-oood young horss and ball.
bearing azls buggy. with hsrnsss- En-
euirs Of Big I Grocery Co. +o.<l
wUNpERHosE. viii hold your boy,
2s cents pair. Guaranteed 70 wear.
Hardsy's.
For sals.-A coming three year Old
Psrehson horss. weight 400 pounds.
Well broke. J. ". Bennett, Rural route
No. !. Io-<l
Now b the time 10 buy your
garden seeds Of Busrell.
Seed Oats for Sals.-w. l. Caldwell.
Phone Blue s55. %o-<Sp
For Sale OF Trads:-Thorobssd single
comb brown lsghorn hens. Phons Ranch
1872. Mrs, VIM. X. Lane. R. F. D. No.
2. Rocky Ford. 5s-<2p
Tucker Bros. The Elm ave. BARRIERS.
have the agency for the Colorado Steam
Laundry Of Pueblo. Bundles leave Wed
nssday afternoon and return Friday
night
Date Of Millinery Opening At
Miss CIine's. Saturday. March Il.
Ready made sunbonnsts for sale. Work |
guaranteed 10 give satisfaction. Apply
phone No. 76+ Blue, Mrs. Bert Gregg.
Set
Wells Wells Wells. Miss Jsnnis N. |
Goblin. Friday and Saturday. March 20
and Fl. Goblin Block. Ella. Ave.
want 70 trade . good ysssling mule
for an lloo-lb work horse or mare that
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-03-13

"Painting the Town occupied the stage
at the Grand on Tuesday highland at
times encroached on the auditorium, twas
SO immense. especially in scenic effects.
The play was one big laugh from begin
ming to end, the chief laugh producers
being John F. Leonard and Will Halliday,
who as Hogan and Brogan. pair Of hem
pecked Trishmen, take advantage Of the
absence Of their wives to paint the town"
a bright vermillion hue. An expert toe
dancer" and large and beautiful ~
chorus helps the headiners in the fun
making. A well-flled house greeted the
show with generous applause.
The Woman's club is devoting three
meetings to Holland. The second Of
thhse Dutch sessions was held with Frau
Taylor last Saturday and was longer
and more interesting than the average
meeting. Frau Barkley read paper on
Water ways. Dykes and Wind Mills"
After a song by Frau Sigman. Frau
Todd read paper on "Reubens-The
Master Strokes" Charities and Cathe-
drals" was the topic Of Frau Jackson's
paper. A reading by Frau Partner,
Holland the Quaint" closed the literary
program. Some new bylaws we're con-
sidered and important miscellaneous
business transacted. The last Of the
Dutch meetings will bo held with Frau
Mcpherson on March 2l.