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The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-12
WESTERN NEWS.

The great government collier Pro
metheus was successfully launched at
the Mare Island, Cal, navy yard on the
5th inst. The vessel was christened
by Miss Dollie Evans, daughter of Nav
al Constructor Holdena Evans.
The Carlisle Indian football team, in
game on the grounds of the Univer-
sity of Denver Saturday, defeated the
university team by score of to A.
This showing places the Denver eleven
high up in the list of football teams.
The final bore in the Spring Gar
den tunnel of the Western Pacific rail-
road, the Gould extension to the Pa
cific coast, was made Friday, when
fresh air passed through the entire
length of 1906 feet. This is the ia
nous Beckwith Pass tunnel.
AS the result of the Investigations
of the federal internal revenue officers
during the past two weeks concerning
the violation of the United States laws
in regard to the manufacture and saie
of oleomargarine, fourteen men were
arrested in Denver.
Hartman interests have placed or
ders for general freight equipment val
ued at $1,250.000 for the Oregon Rail
way and Navigation Company. The new
order consists of 900 50-ton box cars,
and the deliveries will begin some time
in January.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles C. Bo-
gardus have donated to the University
of Michigan fifteen hundred acres of
land, valued at $4,000, in Cheboygan
county, as a permanent site for the
summer camp of the engineering stu
dents of the university.
Figures compiled by the city statis-
tician of Chicago estimating the city's
total inhabitants at 2,540,S96 are de-
clared by Robert C. Givins, of the
Three Million Club, to be just 259, ,1O4
short of the correct total. In other
words Mr.. Givins estimates Chicagos
population now at 2,S00,000.
Butte. Montana, is much excited over
the statement that the President told
John ID. Ryan that he means to close
every smelter in America whose fumes
injure the forests, unless means can be
devised to make sulphur smoke innoc-
uous to vegetable life. He mentioned
the SmelterS at Anaconda and at East
Helena.
That the Teller Indian school near
Grand Junction, Colorado, will be
abandoned and the 100000 property
donated by the government to the
state 70 be used as a normal school
is the statement made by Senator Tel
Ter in telegram received at Grand
Junction.
Frederick A. Hyde of San Francisco
recently convicted of conspiracy to de-
fraud the United States of large tracts
of land in Oregon and Washington. has
been sentenced in the District of Co.
lumbia criminal court to pay fine of
10,000-andi to serve two years in the
Henitcntiary at Moundsville, w. Va
the maximum penalty under the law
An appeal was taken.
The Borie cutoff on the Union Pa
cific railway between Denver and
Cheyenne is now operated for all trains
regularly. Engines which heretofore
required a helper between Carr and
Cheyenne, can pull the same weight
over the cutoff without aid. The time
at present will not be changed, al
though the new line gives an equiva-
| lent OF fifteen minutes better speed in
passenger trains and forty-five minutes
for freight trains.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-12
Ladies Attention!

Mrs. M. A. Holly, who has
spent some time in St. Louis per.
fecting herself in the scalp and
hair treatment of Mra. A. Nj. Pope
has come. She is now prepared to
do the same work as is done in the
originator's parors. She is the
sole agent for the famed prepara
ton, "Poro. Address her at 2lls
Arapahoe street, or Phone Olive
1884.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-12

A Womens Enterprising Company,
under the management of Mrs. Laura
Hill, 2456 Glenarm Place; phone, Pur
pie 1890. Ladies' and Children's ready
made Underwear; children's Clothes
a specially. Hairdressing, Manicur-
ing, Shampooing and Facial Massage.
Miss Geraldine Troutman.
Public Stenographer. All kinds of
stenographic work. Mrs. Dora Holmes
Payne.
DR.. j. H. P. WESTBROOk
Residence-1505 E. 10th Ave.
Phone-York 4014.
Office-917 21st st.
Phone-Main 1144
Office Hours-2 to 8 p. m. and to
p. m.
Sunday and other time by appoint
ment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-24

Charles Trump of Alliance, was call
ing on friends at this place last Satur
day.
Little Virgil Hahn is III with measles
Shidler Bros. loaded their engine a.
the Freeburg station last Saturday.
which is to be shipped to Masslllon fol
repairs.
Rev. Hahn is improving from severe
Lille Anderson has gone to sebrint
Mr.. and Mrs. George stoffer Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ Hahn and Mr.. and Mrs. ID
w. Coyle were Louisville callers, last
Saturday.
John Reese ia visiting with his par.
ents in Freeburg at present.
Rev. Bixler OF East Akron, will preach
at the German Baptist church Saturday
evening. Feb !, also Sunday and Sunday
evening, February 2
Ralph. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry cutler Is sick with measles
one OF the oil drilers, who is working
on the John u, Shaffer farm, had his
hand mashed last week
Rev. Grim has returned home afteI
holding series OF meetings at Maple
ton.
The sad news OF the sudden death OF
Adam Shaffer which occurred Saturday
night at the home of his son-in-law
Anthony Shaner came AS a shock to his
many friends at this place. Mr.. Shaiier
went TO bed Saturday evening In good
lSalth and was found dead sunday
morning. Death was caused by heart
failure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-24
OSNABuRG.

OsnaburR, Jan. 2l-Prof. Il. H. Watson
spent Sunday with home folks at Eas
Rochester
Miss Nately whiteleather of Canton
spent Sunday with Miss Lucille Bour'
uun.
Miss Hattie Clapper who has been
very III with the grip, is slowly improv'
Ing
Mrs John Rinehart is in North Indus
try, attending her mother, Mrs. Muck
ley, who Is very ILL.,
Miss Nellie Clapper is attending sew
ing school at CantoT1
Rev. j. II. Hedges Is holding reviyai
services In North Industry.
The young people have been enjoying
the skating at Smiths pond the last
week.
MISS Lulu Hay, OF Canton. spent Sun
day with her friend, Miss Marie SHAFT
Cr. III.
Several of our Junior Mechanics at
tended the banquet at Canton last week.
A very enjoyable leap year party was
to which about one hundred were pres
ent. Ice cream and cake were served.
The band furnished the music for the oc-
Casion.
Arthur Baughman, OF Alliance, spent
Sunday with his sister. Mrs. william
Crawford.
The William Hurter meat market was
purchased by Homer NCidig and William
Crawford who took possession Monday.
The tile works started up again Mon
day, after having been shut down q
couple OF weeks for repairs
Odis Bowman, of Alliance spent sun
day with Lester BlouEh.
Ross Hogan OF Canton, who has been
spending week with his uncle Mr.
Eugene Bourquin returned home Friday.
Canton, Is visiting his uncle, J. Il. Schu-
fell
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STRINGTOWN.

stringtOwn, Jan. 20,-Hiram Myers was
a Minerva caller Monday
Rev, Rockwell, OF Pennsylvania, Is
helping hold revival meetings at String
town this week
Mr., and Mrs. Hector Clapper and son
Russell attended communion services at
RObertsvlle, Sunday.
Mrs. Jerry Haynam and Mrs Isaac
Baughman were Santon callers Satur-
day.
Il. Dourm south OF here, was in All
ance, Monday on business u
Mrs Clarence Haines, of Alliance, who
has been spending several days with
relatives near this place, went 10 Paris
Monday to care for her mother.
The friends OF this place was glad 20
hear that Arthur crowl. OF New Frank
for several days.
Arthur Baughman visited relatives al
Osnaburg over Sunday.
Mrs David Myers has been sick with
the grip the past week.
Oracle Dourm south Of here. is COnfin-
ed to her bed with pneumonia
Rev. Cornell OF New Castle, Penna..
returned home after assisting with the
services at StringtOwn church.
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MYERS.

Myers Jan. 2O-Ruth zinInger is Wig
itinE her grandma, at Canton.
Miss Carrie Keith, OF Canton, II visit
ing her brother, Smith, at this place
Clarence Haines and wife, OF Alliance,
are making their home with theformcr !
parents this winter.
Henry Bates and wife. are the guest
Of their son, Homer, at Alliance.
Mrs. William kester and daughter, Eva
are slowly improving.
John Dourm was calling on friends az
oneida Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Bates were the
guests OF George Sterey ana family sun
dny.
Miss Lorcna Davis enjoyed several
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Davis az Canton.
Mrs, John Myers and daughter Hazel
and q. Bates and wife. were calling on
Mrs, John Bates Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jerry Haynam visited her parents
recently.
Levi HRynam and wife were transact
ing business at Minerva Saturday.
James Stelr IN III at the home OF his
son u, VI. Stcir
Miss Hazel Myers gave Mrs. Della
Keith n brief call Friday.
France GugelmGn OF near Paris, was In
this locality on business Monday.
Miss Carrie Keith is visiting her broth
er Smith, Of this place.
,rpkefcr Bros. were in this vicinity
Frank Gurncy has sold his farm TO
John Hague.
The stonepIle school II preparing to
have literary In the near future.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-24
lew BALTIMORE.

New Baltimore, Jan. 21.-Leon Cole
who has been i'll with the grip for
some time is now convalescent.
The w, c. r. U. meets this week
with Mrs Ralph Young. The Aid So
clety OF the Christian-church Will
meet with Mrs. Jacob Yarman.
Harry Woods spent a few days In
Ravenna last week.
Mrs. Madison Walker and William
Nash are not improving.
The medicine show left here Thurs
day after weeks stay. Miss Ida
Wise received the set Of silyerware,
which was given to the most popular
lady.
Miss Helen Damon was home from
Lexington over'Sunday.
Miles Young OF Alliance, Is working
in town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-24
NEW ALEXANDER.

New Alexander. Jan. 2l.-Protracted
meeting will commence at the Christian
church next Tuesday night, January rs.
Fred Zepernick, who has been working
IN East Liverpool, Is spending few
DAYS with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reamer visited
Mr., and Mrs, John Reamer of East
Rochester Monday.
Mrs Elizabeth Conser. residing east
OF town, who has been quite III Is inn
Mr.. and Mrs David Hahn and child
Iren, OF near Winona. spent Sunday with
MIR, and Mrs. Lymon Sanor.
Miss Erma Pieren spent from Saturday
till Sunday with her friend, Miss Alta
Keister OF North Georgetown.
Miss Marie Philips has returnedito the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. John Piereh after
Miss Eliza Woolf visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose Reed OF near New Chambers
burg, Sunday.
Mrs. William Blythe and son. OF near
Hanoverton, visited her brother. John
Pilmer and family Sunday.
George Heamer was a business caller
at Salem Saturday.
Harry conser OF Mt Union. passed
through here Friday enroute TO his home
at Adair.
Rev, ciem visited Mr. and Mrs Frank
Patterson Sunday.
Miss Reba sanor. OF East Rochester
spent Sunday with home folks.
Little Mary Conser Is visiting ..er
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bye,
OF near New Garden.
Miss Leila Sanor visited her uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs Frank sanor
Sunday.
Joseph Kennedy, OF Mt. Union, spent
. few days with Mr. and Mrs George
Reamer last week.
Mr., and Mrs William Mcoanic OF near
lselolt. spent "Wednesday with Mr., and
Mrs Emmet Pieren.
Funeral services was held Saturday
afternoon for Harry Graham. OF New
Garden. He was the proprietor OF a gro
eery store and death was due TO pnel-
monia from which malady he suffered
but t-thirty-four hours. A mother and
three brothers survive
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SUGAR CREEK.

surat Creek. Jan: 22.-Johnson a zah.
ner shipped a car load OF horses 10 baAl
Buffalo last week. The load consisted
mostly OF good general purposes horses
There are several cases Of measles al
Union Hill. about mile east OF town,
but as yet none have developed IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Crist sauser. OF Union
Inn, have moved in 20 the new house
erected by W. 5. Fulton In the western
part OF town. Mr., Sauscr has secured
n position In the grist mill at this place,
having been employed by II. W. Baker
Ben ID. Hostetler. OF near town, had q
severe attack OF grip last week but Is
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kiefer. formerly OF
this place but now OF Hartville, were
the guests OF Elmer Weaver and family
The township teachers held a meeting
in the high school building on Saturday
afternoon at which time the examination
lists were distributed. Examination Is
being held this week In the township
schools Prof Charles Bnrthelmeh ~
township superintendent.
the county inflrmary, beyond New Phila-
delphia. visited with his mother Mrs.
Eva Smith. over Sunday.
Mrs Lewis Andrews is III,
Abraham Mast and family passed sun
day with relatives at Walnut Creek
Rev. Stewart. OF Farmerstown, occu-
pied the pulpit ot the Union church, on
Two car loads OF stock were shipped
20 Cleveland on Monday. The same
company also shipped car load from
Miss stella weiss. was at Walnut creek
several days visiting her mother
Miss blanche Rice was home from
Canton over Sunday.
Rev. Whitl lhair closed prOtracted
meetings at Winfield last Saturday with
quarterly meeting.
Frank Weaver, OF Canton. II In this
vicinity He formerly was resident
Of this place.
and Mrs Frank Brady and son Remus
spent Sunday afternoon very pleasant-
ly with Curtis -Hostetler and family,
north OF town.
Miss Myrtle sprenkle. Of Baltic. was
the guest OF friends here Thursday.
Charles Richardson and family OF
Holloway, Lewis Richardson, OF Bolivar,
Ben Richardson and family, Of Stras-
burg. Rudy Sline and family of New
and Jonas wallick and children, OF
Barrs Mills. and a number Of other rel-
ntives were here TO attend the funeral
Of Harvey Richardson,
Dr. ID. w. shumakeT OF Canal Dover
was In town on Sunday.
John Syler. Sr, Of Baltic, was here
on business, Monday.
Melvin Miller visited relatives at Trail
last Saturday.
Miss Martha HRrshman, OF Baltic, was
The guest Of her sister. Mrs. A. A. Mid
oaugh, the past week.
Jacob Barthelmeh and Philip Balder, |
OF Battle, were in town on Tuesday,
Harvey Richardson. died on Saturday
fever, Funeral services were conducted /
In the Lutheran church on Monday, at |
fhanesville, bS Rev, LerCh, after which !
interment was made in this township /,
Ten. twenty grandchildren and host |
Of friends.
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EAST oREENvILLE.

East Greenville. Jan. 2,-Miss Emma
COrtwTight OF Youngstown, Is In our VII.
lage, the guest Of Mr., and Mrs, Abraham
cortwright.
Mrs. Albert Collier gave carpet rag
party at her East Main street home. on
Wednesday. The following were present:
Mrs, Thomas collier. Miss Ada Collier,
Mrs. Edgfr Collier, Mrs. John Collier,
Mrs s. X. Zupp. Mrs. OrGn Zupp. Brs.
V. $. Brown, Miss Mamie Brown. Mrs.
Mary Bean, Of Massillon.
Loyalty Council ID, OF a. went 10 visit
Loyal Council, OF Massillon ON Friday
night
The public school teachers OF TuscaTa-
was township, held an institute In the
VI. T.. church on Friday afternoon and
evening, January IL,
l. a, Mailer OF Canal Fulton, T.. A.
Stewart Of Canton. A. II. Oberlin and G.
NJ. Smith, Of Massillon. Prof Robinson,
of the high school OF West BroOkfeld.
attended the teachers institute here on
Friday evening.
Miss Alice I'm OF Canton, was in our
village on Friday the guest OF Mr. ana
Mrs. II. r., Schrader.
Rev. William Williams. OF Frederics-
burg, occupied the pulpit OF the Congre-
gatiOnal church ON Sunday evening.
John Malone living near North Law
renee, has purchased the Benjamin Ed
wards property on Pocock avenue. and
VIII move his family ana household
goods 10 that place on Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-24
A Reliable Remedy for the
WhiSkey andBeer Habit

Very Few men become drunkards be-
cause they like liquor. II Is frequently
the moderate drinker. who before he
realizes his condition, has become a
drunkard. The nervous system, having
become accustomed 10 stimulants, Is
unable to do the same amount or quail
ity OF work without liquor, hence the
victim drinks more and more. This Ia
state OF disease and should be treat
ed by Orrine II destroys the desire
for liquor, so that the drink is not miss
ed There is no loss OF time or detsn-
ton from work when II is used
Orrine Is prepared In two forms: No.
T. the secret remedy which can be used
In food or drink without the knOwl-
edge Of the patient; No. 2 for those who
take the remedy OF their own free viii.
Both forms are guaranteed. a regis
tered guarantee In every box
Treatise on how 10 cure drunkenness
free on request. The Orrine Co. Wash
inEtcn, ID. g. The price OF either form
II 81 b0x making the cost. OF the
complete cure leha than one-ienth what
4, ig usually charged 81 sanltariumf,
with q guarantee that the expense viii
be nethlng aniese a, qure u gained.
aks on receipt OF price
=. 2rf'ef 80 fsx q CO. ss1s r H''A : Hss ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-24
DOCTORS
CONTINUED from Page one).

tops and ministers have a common
bond OF sympathy between them, ow-
ing to the inroads on both profes-
sions by Christian Science. During
period of about 40 years there have
been nearly 1900 adherents to that
cause. mostly of the extremely
wealthy and lower classes of society
and this so-called Science has bu..t
within that short time some OF the
finest and wealthiest churches in the
country. -
'The advantage of Christian Sci
ence is in the fact that 1t is not ne
cessary to study medicine, for all
cases are treated alike. because they
base their foundation OF religion on
the fact that there no such thing as
material substance, and that when
a person has a pain, they have no
pain, but merely a thought that they
have"
Rev. Welshimer then gave a brief
history of Mrs. Eddy's life, closing
by saying that when the country was
shown the enormous blunder, II would
be rid Of a great evil.
PRAISE FOR CANTON SOCIETY.
Remarks by Our Guests" by Chey-
alier Jackson, OF Pittsburg, was high
ly appreciated by the members of
the organization in the way he prais-
ed the Canton Medical society, saying
that in the course Of his travels. he
had found few societies its equal.
1T is an unusual feature for the
physicians OF any society to have the
ladies present at any OF their ban
quets. and in my opinion IL is an ad-
mirable feature, because the benefits
derived from II are so great,'' =
Or. Jackson told some OF hii ex-
perienees In towns where there we're
no medical societies. stating that
there was the bitterest animosity
among the physicians.
HONORARY MEMBERSHIP CON-
FERRED.
Following Dr. Jsckson's talk. DR.
Harry A March H,essd tb4t mr. Jack
1on ~ maAG a kcnefaET nI11>4x ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-24
Daily delivered by carrier &C per week
Representative welker is evidentl!

Representative Welker is evidently
attempting to make consistent rec
ord in the legislature of being with
the lobby and against the people on
every bill. His latest effort was
Tuesday, when he spoke against the
stockwell child labor bill which was
up for passage and endorsed by the
labor unions of the state, 1t was
opposed by strong lobby represent
ing corporate interests, however.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-24
q. & o. ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Quickest Service to Cleveland.

Canton $3.50 a. m. Cleveland 1850 a, m
Canton sos a. m. Cleveland 9:45 a. m
Canton II: Is. a. m. Cleveland 200 p. M
Canton E35 p. IN. Cleveland GAS p. m.
Sunday Excursion rates to Cleve,
land and return s1oo, Akron so cents
Same rates from New Berlin and Ault
man.
Excellent service to Washington and
East and to Chicago and West
Homeseekers' tickets, very low
rates.
Florida, California, Oregon and other
Tourist points, diverse routes II de.
sired.
Consult c. o. Mcdonald, Agt., Phone
70
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-24
Candidates Lists Growing Longer.

SdUuludtcs Llstb STOWin9 LOnAeTs
The books of the Republican coun.
~ central committee for the listing OF
names of candidates for state and
county officers at the primaries to be
held February IL nov contain the fol.
lowing names: Recorder, Frank Nor.
wood; auditor, John b. Kagey; infirm.
ary director. E., G. Whitnight, s. J.,
Correll, Cavie Richardson; state rep.
resentative George Yohe, Walter Ruiz,
o. NJ. Patterson, Bert Beadle; coroner
Byron Loutzenheiser; clerk OF courts,
A, w. Agler: sheriff, Frank Wilson;
probate Judge, C. c. Bow; treasurer,
Harry Knobloch; county commissions
er, b Il. Ayers; Surveyor, f. d. Gil
crest. -.
The books are kept in the Office Of
Chairman MeCulloch and will not close
until noon on Friday of this week.
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the local society, when was uDanl-
mously approved by all present.

the local society, when was uDanl-
mously approved by all present
HEADACHES" BY DIR, HILL
DR.. Arthur j. Hin, in the closing
toast Of the evening, Headaches, -
gave various peculiar and suspicious
reasons for that malady which af-
fects the American family. He gave
the histories Of many famous head
aches. which although not recorded in
books OF any kind, he thought un-
doubtedly happened. Headaches"
he said in part, ARE undoubtedly a
disease Of civilization, because no
where in ancient history can you find
recorded headache. The principal
causes for headaches are worries. ex-
element, loss OF sleep, chewing to-
bacco and beer"
DR.. Hill closed his toast by say
ing that II one wished TO be free OF
headaches he should become an op-
timist; thus avoiding the use of mar
cotics for relief.
Upon q motion OF one OF the ply
sicians present, a vote OF thanks was
extended TO Drs. Dewitt, Folk and
Banker for the elegant way in which
the banquet was conducted
PRELIMINARY LECTURE.
Preceding the banquet, at 6:45, Dr.
Chevalier Jackson, OF Pittsburg, gave
an illustrated talk on "Broncho-
scopy, Gastroscopy and Esophego-
In snII nl n
system for removing foreign parti-
cles from the various organs Of the
body. His points were illustrated
with very fine slides, and photo
graphs. The new instruments for this
kind OF work were shown to the, ply
sicians who attended.
During the banquet, which consist
ed OF seven courses, numerous popu-
lar musical numbers were rendered
by the orchestra. The following Is
the menu.
Canape Caviar
Blue Points
Chicken Bouillon, En- Tasse
Celery Radishes
salted Almonds, Queen Olives
Braised Tenderloin Of Beef, Bearnaise
Au Gratin Potatoes Cucumbers
Roast Young Turkey, stuffed
Cranberry Sauce
Brown Sweet Potatoes Green Peas
Clarent Peach Sherbet
Shrimp Salad
Neapolitan Ice Cream Mixed Cakes
Hoquefort
Toasted Bent's Crackers
Demi Tasse
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ducks. pigeons, pheasants, in fact. a
representative of almost every known
specie OF domestic bird Is there.
The entries from the nearby towns
have been large. more OF them perhaps
than from Massiilon itself. Canton.
Akron. Cleveland. Alliance. Youngs-
town, Salem, New Philadelphia Canal
Dover and many other cities are rep
resented by q coop or more. A loLg
list Of excellent prizes are offered by
the Massillon merchants who have do
stated freely 10 make the exhibit sue
cess. Large silver prize cups have
been offered by the West Side Milling
company, the Hawver Jewelry compa-
NY, and the Maier. Shaidnagle com.
pany. The rest of the prizes donated
are excellent and useful articles. Dun
ing the show trio OF standard bred
bun rocks will be given away to one
OF the spectators