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The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
LESS DANGER OF COAL STRIKE.
Miners and Operators Gradually
Agreeing on n Wage ScnIe.

Indianapolis Ind. March Is-Several
attempts were made az the session Of the
national convention Of United Mine Work
ers to-day 10 put riders" on the scale
committees report that would be sure
10 result in a general suspension OF coal
mining but President Mitchell and Presi-
dent-elect Lewis pointed out the danger
Of the amendments and the extremists
were defeated and the committee report
adopted.
The officials OF the miners different dis
tricts viii at once confer with the operE-
tors and endeavor % secure a wage
scale agreement for the coming mining
year. The Indiana operators have notified
the miners that they viii sign the scale.
and this Will doubtless be a factor in the
gradual settlement Of working conditions
in all the bituminOus fields.
II IS understood that Lewis, as soon as
he is installed in Office. viii take I'D con-
ditions in tie anthracite fields. both with
the operators and miners. and endeavor
10 get some concessions from them re-
garding working hours and other con
ditions
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
Mertz and Mertz Co., 900 F Sire
ANTI-RACE BILL APPROVED.
Doubtful II 1t VIII Pass New York
Senate, However.

Albany. \. Y. March 1e-While the
Agnew amendment TO the Percy-Gray
racing law was reported unanimously by
the senate committee to-day, the Demo
Gratis absenting themselves. nevertheless
supreme confidence IS expressed by those
who are in favor OF, horse racing that the
bills viii be beaten decisively in the
senate.
In fact, one senator on the Republican
side Of the chamber, who is known to be
IN the confidence OF leaders Of his party,
asserts that a combination has been form
ed by which thirty-twO votes can be
mustered against the governors anti
gambling legislation at any time.
Already the refOrmers who are urging
the passage Of the bills are circulating
insidiOus rumOrs. and limiting that a
lobby is at work with the old methods
and is plentifully supplied with ammuni-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
COBB STILL HOLDING OUT.
Champion sIugger Has Conference
with Tiger Officials.

Detroit. Mich. March 19.-Tyrus Cobb
and President Navin. Of the Detroit base
ball club had an extended conference re-
garding the recalcitrant ball players con-
tract to-day. without arriving at a settle
ment Mr.. Navin made Cobb an ofrer
that the club believes is liberal. hut Il did
not look so 10 Cobb.
The only matter now in dispute is the
salary. Cobb has consented to abandon
HIS various clauses. The conference was a
friendly one and viii be resumed to-mor-
row morning.
After IL was over Cobb said that he was
holding out for money. not principle and
that he must have the 5000 salary be de-
manded, or il would be he 10 other dig
gings." With these words he exhibited
kilograms from Arthur Irwin and Jimmy
Callahan. Offering him the amount he
asks Detroit 10 put Up.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
PAT CAvANAUGH DEAD.
Holder Of Worlds sIx-day Running
Championship Passes Away.

Trenton, y. J.. March l9.-Pat Cava-
naugh. holder OF the worlds six-day run
ming championship. died last night, aged
e. On several occasions he came near
breaking the worlds record.
Cayanaugh first sprang into prominence
several years ago by winning a six-day
race in Philadelphia from a large field,
and later he repeated the feat. After one
Of his victories in Philadelphia Cavanaugh
returned to this city and slept for nearly
week despite all efforts to awaken him.
Death followed an operation for intes-
tinal trouble
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
Two swimming Reeords Fan

Chicago, March l9.-A. NJ. GoessIing. of
the Missouri Athletic Club, ST. Louis.
broke two records last night In the sec
ono nights programme of the National
A. A. L. swimming championships.
GOessling set a new worlds mark in the
2o0-yard breast-stroke event, going the
distance IN 2:46 2-5. The former mark of
2:E was held by Robertson. of England.
Crossings other feat came in the 15O-
yard back-stroke event. which he won in
200 is. a new American record.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
NORTH CAROLINA'S SCHEDULE.
TarheeI Nine VIII Play Georgetown
Here May 1.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Chapel Hill. y. c. March 19.-The Uni
versity OF North Carolina baseball sched-
uhe for the season is as follows:
Nfarh n. Oak Ridge: 25. lafayette; IS. Lafayette
Z Randolph -NIacon: 81 William and Mary.
April l. Cornell; 4. Guilford. az Greensboro: s.
Virginia at Greensboro; 10. Dartmouth; II. Dart
mouth: Is VillanoTa: a. FiilanOva: Is. Wake For
est: 49, Davidson. at Chsrlotte; 20 ST. Johns. al
Winston: q. V NJ. l.. at Lynchburg; . Virginia,
at Charlottesville: .. Delaware q, Delaware; q.
Georgia: .. Guilford; 80. Wake Forest al Raleigh.
May /. Georgetown, az Washington; 2, Navy. at
Annapolis L. Pennsylvania, az Philadelphia
June (Cornmencsmentl Louisiana
All games at Charel Hall unless other
wise stated.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
ITALIAN CAR STUCK IN MUD.
Driver in New YOrk-tO-Paris Race
Detained at Granger. wyo.

Granger, wyo., March 19.-sartori, the
driver Of the Italian car IN the New York
to-Paris race. has been unable 10 extri-
cate the machine from the mud and snow
just east OF Granger. where il has been
stuck thirty-six hours.
The first French car left Grand Island.
Nebr to-day, after completing repairs
The French and the German cars raced
Up the Great Platte Valley OF Nebraska
to-day, the French auto in the lead by
sixty miles.
The German car left Columbus at the
time the French car pulled out OF Grand
Island for Cheyenne
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
CHOICES GET MONEY
Favorites in Front in Some
Spirited Finishes.
C0RRIGAN STABLE A WINNER
Lands First and Second Place, While
Watkins Captures Two Purses with
Belle strOme and QuadriIIe, Two
Heavily Backed FavOrites-AriO-
nette Beats Anne SIcGee in First.

New Orleans. March l9.-An evenly con-
tested card caused some spirited sport at
City Park this afternoon.
The good form of the Corrigan Stable
this week was kept up. when a winner
and a second came from that barn
r. z. watkins also got into the game.
and took down two purses with Belle
Strome and Quadrille. both being heavily
played choices. Arionette beat Anne Nc
Gee In the opening race, after allowing
the MCGEE flly to make the pace until
well Strengthened away for the finish.
Summaries.
FIRST RACE--Four furlongs. Arionetie. l0s Il
Lee, 20 5 won; Anne Mc6iee. ll2 CNicoD to s.
second; Yankee Daughter. los lNot,erl to l. third
Time. 0:is Babba Alice Miss Hapshrirg Ny Lady
Frances, Lady Chiffon, Miss Imogene Silyerine
and Feeda w. also ran.
SECOND RACE-AbOut tEo miles Steeplechase
McAIiSter. lS5 tHeider, Is 10 5. won: MoouSod
80 lArchihald. b TO 1. second; Gault 13s dayton,
II TO l. third Time. 2:5S Coal Black Lady Piler.
Buckman. Gallithea. Pete Vinegar, and Or. Heard
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-siK furlonss-Belle sirome los
lDelabyl, 70 s. won. Rebel Queen. % "a Martini
70 to !, second; Hasty 81 e. Flynn % 10 l. third.
Time. IA sufiee. Whiskbrcom Fay. Bewitchod.
Hiperne. rlkins. Nohoome. Divorce, aud Rose q
INK also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Fiye and ole-haH furlongs-E
j. Ship 81 Is. Flynn. 10 TO l. won: Toy Boy.
oi Powers, Is to ). second Momentum. los Not
teri. 10 l. third. Time. / O6 5s Ketcaemike
Grlmaldi sddo. kiameSha BStsnan. The Piker.
l1dWina. and Bonita Bess also an.
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlonSs Quadriile los
tDelafy). 20 5. won; Hannibal Bey. loe IT, Lee)
10 !, second; Meadowbreeze. los lNicoD. 30 to l.
thrd. Time, l97 Is. Pinsticker Spion, Hooray.
sam Taylor. Coon. and AirShip also ran
SIXTH RACE-Alilo and oneeighth Coruslcate
lFlynn, II 70 ?, won; Elfai. 100 (Aiartinl /.
TO l. second; Gifain. l94 (Skirvin), TO ], third
Time. ia IS. John Mcbride. Betsy Binford
Shining Star Blaze o'Light. Marsh Redon, and
Nine also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Aie and one furioug Quagga,
los lNicoi. Il 20 3. won: Gid IS lSumter) II 70 s
second: Lord Dixon. % (HenTyl II 20 ? third
Tine, lSt- Cursus Reboundcr Ottoman. Prytania
SaTOier FARE Gull, and Louise MeFarlane also rsp
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
NELSON TO FIGHT ATTELL.
San Francisco Has Obtained Match
for March 81 at I32 Pounds.

New York. March ls.-Sam Berger. the
fight promoter OF San Francisco. has
finally been successful in signing Up two
men, He has signed Battling Nelson to
meet Abe AtteIl, the feather-weight cham
pion. for twenty rounds. az IS2 pounds.
weigh in at 6 o'clock in the afternoon, on
March 81
Berger first had Mcfarland and Britt
for his card. but Britt refused TO fight for
him Then he signed Attell TO box Cans.
but joe passed up the contest Berger
the offered Nelson a big guarantee u
meet Attell and he signed the articles.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
boston Nationals, Fast InaeId

Augusta. Ga. March 1s.-Despite the
stiff wind which blew all day yesterday,
the Boston team had good workout
Bill Dahlen arrived in the morning from
Hot Springs, and is In. fine condition.
Nothing further has been heard from
Brain or Bowerman. With McGann al
first, Richie at second. Dahien at short
and Sweeney at third. the Doves had a
fast combination in the infield.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
Keogh sim want. Pool Ti,I.

Chicago. Ill. March ls.-Jerome Keogh.
Of Buffalo, has again been matched 10
play Thomas Hueston, Of St. Louis. FOR
the worlds pool championship. At their
last meeting Hueston took the title from
Keogh. The present match calls for a
three-night tournament In Chicago on
March so. 81. and April
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
zee and OOehAl, furionss
THIRD RACE - Three AZ
schooIboy Breaks kicking Record

Southboro. Mass. March 1s.-Harold B.
Bebee. of Maiden, a senior at ST. Marks $
School, made new world amateur rec
ord for the running high kick at the
school meet to-day. Bebees kick was 9
feet 81 inches. The previous record was
made on March -. 1857, by c. c. Lee at
New Haven, whose kick was 9 feet s
inches Behee is nineteen years cid, 6
feet inches in height, and weighs 10
pounds.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
CANTILLONS BROTHER HERE.
IS as Optimistic as Joe In Regard to
the Baseball Outlook.

W. D. Csntllon, brother OF the mana
ger OF the Washington ball club, is in
Washington. to appear befUre the Inter
state Commerce Commission for a hear
ing on certain matters relating to rail-
roads. that are pending before the board
Mr.. Cantillon is assistant general man
ager OF the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad. and. although his duties with
the company require his close attention,
he finds time TO follow the fortunes OF the
Washington and Minneapolis clubs. which
are under the direction OF his brothers.
Mr.. Cantillon is especially optimistic over
the outlook in the two cities this spring,
and is Of the same opinion as Joe, in that
he believes Washington will be able to
pull out of the last place this season.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
Jake stnhI Makes Two Home Runs

Atlanta, March 1s.-with Manager Grif.
nth TO lead them, team made up of the
Highlanders' substitutes stacked VI
against the regulars and were beater
In a seven-inning game by to ?. The
contest was marked by heavy hitting
Jake Stahl led in this respect. makinp
two home runs and single in four times
at the bat.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
Hough. Horseman. Dead.

Baltimore, Nd. March le-Col. Robert
Hough, a Confederate veteran, and well
known to horse owners throughout the
East, died last night of congestion OF the
lungs, sixty-seven years old. He was one
OF the founders and for many years sec
retary of the Pimlico Driving Club. and
was familiar figure in the judges stand
at trotting races In this section of the
country
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
swnrthmOre starts Spring Practice.

Swarthmore Pa. March 1s.-The spring
season started this afternoon. when thir-
ty-two OF the men OF Swarthmore College
donned gridlron clothes. The squad was
divided into two teams. under the direc-
ton of Quarterbacks 9. Wickham and
Rath. Capt. O'Brien coached the varsity
and Doc Shell the scrub. They ran up
and down the field trying forward passes
and on-side kicks.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
Insurance Company bankrupt.

Boston. Mass. March ls-On the appli-
cation Of Insurance Commissioner Hardi-
son. the Supreme Judicial Court to-day
appointed Arthur D. Hi receiver for the
China Mutual Insurance Company Of this
State. doing a general marine insurance
business.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20

Boston. Mass. March 19.-Eustaee II.
Miles, the English court tennis expert. ar
rived to-day on the Ivernia- Mr.. Miles
comes to try to wrest the championship
from Jay Gould. With Mr.. Miles was
Peter Latham. the present worlds cham
uion at court tennis
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
BOXERS MUST BE FIT.
Fatality in Philadelphia Causes
Strict Orders for Examinations.

Philadelphia. March 19.-Following the
death of Willie Robinson. who was
killed by blow while boxing with Charles
Wolfe, at the Bijou Theater here on
Tuesday night, Director OF Public Safety
Clay has issued orders TO the police TO
permit no man to participate in any box
Ing contest or tournament in this city
without first having been carefully exam
ined by a physician.
The cause Of Robinson's death has not
been determined.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
BowIers Are Not Drinkers.

ST. Joseph. Mo-, March 19.-.At its clos
ing business session yesterday the Mid
die West Bowling Association refused
to put itself on record as opposed TO pro-
hibition. tabling a resolution denouncinx
the anti-liquor movement.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20

Reach's Official American League Base
ball Guide FOR the coming season has
made its appearance. Il is crowded with
the usual array Of figures. pictures, and
schedules, and viii doubtless be scanned
with eagerness-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
BOWLS "a HOURS STRAIGHT.
Fresno Man Makes Interesting Rec
ord In Unique Contest.

oru In unique OOhtest
Fresno, Cal, March BIN a remark
able twenty-four-hour exhibition. Gregory,
a local bowler. last night finished the
last OF los straight games. without sleep
or rest. He played against Wilson. and
was otherwise unpaced.
Gregory bowled more than 1s.703 pins.
The worlds record is held by Harry X
Krauss. who bowled more than @. 100 pins
in the same time, but bowled 11S games.
krauss was paced by seven good men,
and the race was not in actual compe-
tition. Experts say that Gregory's exhl-
bitiOn is a world beater OF its kind
AT the close Of the match. G. w. His
.op, or San Francisco. offered 10 back
Gregory against any man in the world
n similar match-twenty-four hours
bowling, for the total number of pins
for 8. 600.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20

Atlanta. Ca, March 19.-Kid Eberfeld
viii leave for his home. in Chattanooga.
tomorrow. His injured leg demands a
rest. He IS unable to protect IL while In
camp here. He will II possible. report
to the club in Chattanooga next Mon
day
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
Lonis RIOS. Yvnnt. Matnh

George +. King, manager OF Louis
Ross. wants match for his boy with
any 190-pound pugilist in the District
Tommy Ward and Bobby Baker pre-
ferred.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20
Roanoke Gets shaughnc.se,.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va, March 19.-Frank Shaugh-
nessey, the former Washington recruit
has been induced TO sign with the local
club for the coming season.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20

I'd runs-Regulars, /; Yanigais. 3.
'ase by errors-RegUlars, !; Yani-
Left on bases-Regulars, S: Yani-
First base on balls-Off Wilson.
Patten, /; off Oberlin. . Innings
BY Oberlin, 4; by Kelley, ;; by
8; by Falkenberg. 3; by Patten. 3
ade-Off Oberlin. 8: Off Keeley. s:
son, 6; off Falkenberg. 2: off pat
zen, !. Struck out--By Wilson. 1; by
Oberlin. ?; by Kelley, l. Two-base hits
T. Smith (9, Shipke. Sacrifice hits-Gan-
ley. Oberlin Patten. Stolen bases-Clv-
mer (2). Ganley. Milan. T. Smith. Hughes.
Umpire-JOe CantillOn. Time of game-l
hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-03-20

The Teddy Bears want games with
teams averaging thirteen years. Address
Thomas McDermott 1915 K street north
west
Gilpin observer., 1908-11-19
SUM MONS.
STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY OF GILPlN, ss.

In the County Court
John {. jenkins, Daniel j. Mckay
and David Henderson, co-part-
ners, doing business under the
irm name OF jenkins, Mckay &
Company, Plaintiff. c..u
The Escuiapian Gold Mining Co..
a corporation, the Public Trus-
tee of Gilpin county, Colorado,
and Henry i. Merriman,
Defendant.
The people of the State Of Colorado
To The Esculapian Gold Mining Company. n
corporation, The Public Trustee of GIlpin coun-
y, Colorado. and Henry ?. Merriman, the de-
PENDANTS nbove named, GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the nhoye nnmed plain
tiff, In the county court OF Ciipin county, State
OF Colorado, and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service hereof, II
served within this county; or, If served out Of
this county, or by publication, within thirty days
after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of
service; or judgement by default will be taken
against you gccordingto the prayer Of the com
plant; and II n copy OF the complaint in the
above entitled action be not served with this
summons, or IL the service hereof be made ont
ot this state, then ten days additional TO the
time hereinabove specified for appearance and
answer will be allowed before the taxing of
judgment by default ns aforesaid:
The said action is brought to obtain n judg-
ment against you for tho sum OF si'i 81 with in
,erest thereon At M the rate Of per cent per an.
mum from April 10TH 1907, for Si.I5. and for costs
OF suit. And that said Judgment for the full
amount thereof be by the court dccreed a lien
upon tue ioiioWlng mining Claims anu improve
ments thereon, towiti The Star of the West
lode, Sur No i2., in Russell mining district; the
Hard to Beat lode, Sur No 1881, in Lake min.
ing district, and the Gibson lode mining claim
in Lake mining district, all in Gilpin county
Colorado, and all buildings, machinery equip.
ment and Improvements OF every kind and char
acter situate thereon and therein, as will more
fully appear from tho, complaint in said action
to which reference is here made; copy of said
complaint and the amendment thereto Is hereto
attached.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
n Euvn I'm autl ..Ia.t,t
above required tho said plaintiffs will have
your default entered and demand judgment
against you us prayed for In their said com
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
court; at Central City in said county, this 10Th
tSEALl WILLIAM G. MATTHEW'S,
Judge and Clerk
First pub Oct 20-Nov 20, Os.
Gilpin observer., 1908-11-19
SUMMONS.
STATE OF COLORADO, l,,
COUNTY OF GILPIN, %
Jennie Bertolino,
VS.. orr.tNtDN,
Joseph Bertolino. (@om"oNo
Defen liant,
SUM MONS.

In the County Court
The people of the State of Colorado.
To Joseph Bertolino, tn, defendant above
named, GREETING
You are hereby required TO appear in n n action
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in the county court Of Gilpin county. Stat
within thirty days after the service hereof, II
served within the Stre Of ,loora 10 or by pub
lication: o., If served ont of the State of Colo
rado within fifty days after the service hereof.
exclusive of the day of service; or said a'tioil
may be regularly set for trial tn. same ~ tho lg
such app"artu, had been made aud Issue mai
been joined on such compllint.
The aid action il brought by pl untiff 10 Oh
tlin decyee of divorce, ds'olviny the b ,n'ls
matrimony now existing between plaintiff and
defnndant, on the ground of Tho following acts:
That the siid defendant has wilfdlly dos 'rteI
wife, without reasonable carse for the period OF
more than one yesr last past; that the said de,
fend mt, husband of this plaintiff. being in x 'oi
bodily heath. has failed to max, reasonable
provirion for thH support of his family, consist
Ing OF tn plaintiff for the space OF Oh, year.
The plaintiff asks to be granted her maiden
name. Jennie Rossetto, and that she rscoveI
costs of this action against IA d eniant, as
Will more fully appear from complaint in said
action. to which reference is here nude and u
copy Of which is hereto attlche'i.
And you are hereby notified that il yo1 fail to
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief therein dcmanded.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
court, at Central City, in said county, this 2ith
day of September A. ID 1903.
WILLIAM G. MATTHEW'S,
lSEALl Judge and Cleik.
First pub, Nov i9-last Dec 10, '0S.
Gilpin observer., 1908-11-19
APEX ITEMS.

Mark B. Wolfe, formerly of the I'm
perial Gold Mining company, arrived
Wednesday from Cleveland, Ohio. His
many friends heartily welcomed him
back to Apex.
C. r. Baer was visitor to the coun-
ty seat Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartong were shopping
visitors to Central Wednesday.
The Richards family, formerly of this
place, but of Dawson City, Canada,
send word that they will leave there
this coming summer and will probably
locate in Colorado. The winters up
there are too severe.
George Durrill went to Central Tues
day after supplies.
Raymond Eccker was transacting
business at the county seat the fore
part of the week.
About 1S inches of snow fell last week
and it was with difficulty to move
around.
Richard Champion, the stage driver,
will resume his duties again in about a
week.
Gilpin observer., 1908-11-19
IN RUSSELL GULCH

| VIII. hcdSt, harry MaLLHSW5, J Onnny
Weeks anI Dic!. Matthews have taken
lease on the Bangor property. The
shaft is GO feet deep at present, bus a
lift of l0) feet will b, sunk when drift
ing will b, com nencel. This property
has not been worIel for number of
years. The last los of ore shipped by
the above lesseas ran SIS to the ton.
A benefit dance will be given Friday
evening, Nov. 9th, for VIM. Evans.
Buy a ticket and help good Cause
along
A. Leverson went to Denver Monday
and returned Thursday.
Fred Mellow was visitor to Denver
Monday.
VIM. M GLOW is hauliny ore again af-
ter lay-oT for some time.
Harry Matthews, who has been driv-
ing team for VIM. Mellow, has taken a
lease on the Bangor mine.
Westcott and Leverton received very
good returns last week from their lease
on the Old Town.
Dad" Elmore of Central had an up
set at the Lutz mine last week, but no
serious damage was done.
l.. Sternbergcr last Friday moved the
machinery from the Catarac. to the
lpava mine, and will work that prop
erty.
A dance will be given Saturday even
ing at Zampedri's hall.
Dan Roberts and Teddy Curtis left
for Leyden Thursday to work.
Chas. Fassett and Matt Edwards bet
500 on election. Fassett bet that Bryan
wouldn't carry 13 states. He lost
Will Evans, employed as driver by
Wagner & Askew, sustained a broken
leg in runaway last Saturday. He
was driving near the Great Mammoth
mine when one of the horses in some
way became tangled in the double tree
and started to run. Mr.. Evans was
thrown heavily to the ground sustaining
the injuries mentioned above. The
fracture was above the left knee.
An Austrian by the name of Zinini,
working in Leavenworth gulch, had his
foot crushed by timber a few days
ago.
Mr.. Pasquelle while in Central Fri
day made misstep and sprained his
ankle. He will be laid up for time
Tom Williams and wife were passen-
gers to Denver yesterday.
One Numbered pounds of powder was
stolen from the East Leavenworth
magazine this week. The mine is be-
ing worked by Mellow & Co., and they
are at loss to know who committed the
theft. These depredations are being
carried on with IA highland in this
vicinity of late. A few nights ago par
ties broke into the Aduddell cabin and
stole stoves and furniture and it has
only been a short time since the shaft
house on the Saratoga was pilfered A
reward of $500 is offered by the
Chamber of Commerce for the infor-
nation that will lead to the conviction
of these miscreants and if apprehended
they will be punished to the limit of
the law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roberts went to
Arvada Tuesday to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones have gone
to their ranch near Arvada, where they
will reside. They We're accompanied
by Mrs. Hugh Hughes, who will spend
short time visiting.
The Whittier club will give literary
entertainment at the school house to-
morrow.
Work on the Chellew barn is pro-
crossing nicely under favorable con-
ditions of the weather and the upper
story is rapidly nearing completion.