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Cañon City record., 1909-10-21

TAR. j. w. III IiIl-K, Seientinc opu-
l. clan, en3 North Main ST., Los AnEs-
les, Cal, writes:
.4I WAS troubled with catarrh of the
head for many years. 1t affected ny
sense of smell, hearing and sight.
81 spent lots OF money with doeson
and the use of local applications to 70
licvo me, but 90 no purpose until my
attention was called 10 the wonderful
effects of PcrunA.
~ must say that met with mostsur-
prising and satisfactory results Peru
ma took hold of the complaint and drove
81 entirely ont Of my system.
"AlthouEh woll along toward The
allotted span OF mans life, ] am -
plcased n n child over the results. and
feel like n ouDg man again"
Man-a-Iln an ideal Laxative
Cañon City record., 1909-10-21
From the Mayor of Douglas
Douglas, Alaska, Sept. 21, 100

Douglas, Alaska, Sept. 21, 1909.
My Dear Mr.. Hardy-Was delighted
Record, Canon City, Colo.
My Dear Mr.. Hardy:-Was delighted
to receive a copy of the Daily Record
giving a vivid description of Alaska
as you saw it and particularly this
neck of the woods not forgetting the
ization, the Western Federation of
Miners. Am glad you did not speak
disrespectfully fthe latter for the
good people of Alaska believe in re-
specting the DEAD.
From the tone of your paper l fancy
/ would like to cast my lot with the
citizens of Canon City. for If your
paper Is an index to the character
of your people, 1 should Judge they
are enterprising, Independent and
fearless. not afraid to express their
convictions and not willing and sub
missive slaves to the dictation OF any
man or combination of men.
I have endeavored to drop you a
line since receiving the Dally RECORD
but failed to do so until now. Hope
you will take the will for the deed
and pardon me for being so dilatory.
Am enclosing my contribution to
your meat tub and henceforth expect
to read the Daily Record. I congratu-
late Canon City on having a paper
like the Record that stands for the in
dlvidual liberty OF the American citi-
zen and against his subjugation by
any organized bands of anarchists or
cut-throats.
With my best wishes for its future
success and prosperity. I remain.
Very sincerely,
NJ. ]. o'CONNOR.
Cañon City record., 1909-10-21
THREE LETTERS FROM ALASKA
ALL IN A SINGLE DAY
Showing How Some of the Alaskans Took Comments OF
MIR. Hardy About Their County In Recent
Vacation Notes"

boat to Seattle, as per clipping en-
closed. The loss of the "Ohio" put
quite damper on this section of Alas
ka. How lucky it was that it was
not the Northwestern.
Yours truly.
JAMES FISH.
Cañon City record., 1909-10-21

Buy land with a future. s20 acres
fenced and well improved. 30 miles
east of Colorado Springs, Colo. at
$40 per acre. Terms. Write or tele-
phone Horace Meloy. Calhan. Colo.
37p2t
Cañon City record., 1909-10-21

Mayor o'Connor enclosed a ten dol
lar bill for a two years subscription
to the Daily Record.
Cañon City record., 1909-10-21

The Weekly Record is sI.2s a year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
A HARVEST Of
DEATH AMONG
AUTO DRIVERS
One Man Is Killed Out
right and Two Others
Receive Injuries Which
VIII Be Fatal.

LOS ANGELES. Cal July i0-A
harvest Of death and disaster be-.
gan curly today With the death Of
one automobile driver. the fatal 10.
iary " another and arflpun lniuy
OF third ah q prelude Ia the great
fhce meet al Santa Monica
william Hornhhy. chauffeur
was struck on the face hY tho crank
OF his machine while standing BE-
fore the Hotel Aneelua preparatory
10 leaving Tor The races He WAS
found fitiing on eufblng viii
blood streaming from hla mouth
Shortly after arriving at tho 70
eelylng hospital he died.
Dr. n.y. Van Meter. Of 30 West
avenue, while backing hiH machine
from q garage at 10th and Main nin.
this city. missed the opening Of the
garage and ruu into a repair pit
lie vaa hurled into the pit and Gus.
iainod fatal Injuries
While racing With another car
hinnf hlfhNhN htiMFfh fAhANfhh
and l.oH Angeles near Bairntown.
bound Tor the Ace1. William Gram
was forced 10 turn IN the road 10
avoid collision with hia chance com.
petitof HE machine struck a tells.
graph pole huFllng him 10 tho road.
side where be- was picked ~ from
under hls overturned car
Cram was hurried % a local hos
plial. where u saa found that bis
skull was fractured The mans
sealp was nearly tipped on Thorc
ia a allght possibility that he will
recover.
Three brothers we're with him IN
the machine. bat escaped serious
injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
KANSANS At
FAIR TODAY
JAYHAwkERs seg THE SIGHTS
AND HOLD MEETINGS
At A-Yrp. G..

Despite the failure Of Secretary
Of the Interior naiiingcr and Sen
ator !. l.. Brisiow OF Kansas 70
reach Seattle for Kansas day. At
the A.Y..P, exposition today, the
event vas celebrated BY large nun.
hers Of Kansans and former Kan
sans. who attended the meetings IN
the Auditorium, and will spend the
evening seeing the Pay Streak.
bishop William 4. Quayle was
prominent speaker Of the day.
hfcAinnslile. Or. also celebrated
al the fair today with n program In
The Oregon building this morning
and a reception this afternoon.
This afternoon, likewise. the sail.
ors and marines from the navy yard
are having their Hing ut the fair.
with big track and field meet at
the Stadium as tho feature. All Of
The visitors will see Americans"
At the Ainpltheatrc tonight, and
later visit the amusement street to
close the day. Fireworks on Lake
Union al 10 O'Clock will be the
closing event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
WEYERHAEUSER
IS AGAIN HEAD
Of COMPANY
Veteran Timber Man Is
Elected Active Officer
q Trust Which Controls
Dealings in Many States.

TACOMA July t0-iusirpctlons
to ia western officers 70 proceed
with erection IN Tacoma Of suit
able headquarters building dona
ton " $4,000 10 the Tacoma Nouug
Mems Christian association build
ing Mnd and reelection OF all OF
fieers aud directors, we're the fca
turos Of the annual meetine ~ the
Weycrhaouacr Timber company yes
tuFday NJ the main offices Twenty
four stockholders we're pfraont
Yesterdays election Of officers
places the venerable Frederick MoY'
erhaousor of ST. Paul again az the
head Of the company The com
pidto list Of officers and directors
fellows,
Frederick wcyerhaeuser st.
Paul president; ", II laird, Vino
ma. MINI. vice president X !.
Mccormick, Tacoma secretary p
: Bell. WinonR, Ninn assistant
secretary; y r. Meyerhaeueer St
Paul treasurer; George s LonE.
Tacoma resident agent,
The directorate clmHtipes; w.
II. laird. Winona, MINI Horace
II. Irvine. ST. Paul. Il l. Mccor'
mick. Tacoma; William Carson,
burlington. la; = Il Thatcher WI
mona. Mimi George s lnug, Ia
eoma. y c. neuekman, Rock
Island. M, Frederick Wesorhaeus'
er. ST Paul Lafayette Lamb, Clln'
ton. la = NJ Mussef, Aaacatine'
Ia, r. b WcyeFhaeuaer. St Paul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
ANOTHER BUSY
WEEK At FAIR
SPECIAL EVENTS PILE up ON
TOP OF EACH OTHER At
THE AsYsP. c.

Beiliurham day on Tuesday and
Tacoma day on Friday will be- Tea
lures Of the coming week at the
A.-Y.P. exposition. while tho fair
will rot sec a dull daY IN the course
Of the week.
Monday Is Epworth League day.
Montana day and Seattle Real -.
tate Association day. while the Ma.
tionai Lumber Manufacturers asso-
cation will open its convention
then.
Tuesday, besides being ncllinE
ham day. marks the opening Of the
educational convention and the
gathering Of the National Council
OF Women.
"Wednesday Is San Juan County
day, and the Pacific Coast AssociA
ton Of Nurserymeh goes into con
vention- Thursday will BE- Colo.
rad0 day. sherman County day
Eagles day. Pay Streak day. and
United Amateur Press Association
day. Tacoma day on Friday viii
bring over a crowd Of visitors. and
the same date Is Teachers day and
Druggists day.
Saturday IL Astoria day and
Washington state Dental Society
day. while the various convention
delegates viii sec the fair on that
date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
A Little Red Spot
Novel Experiment by Which n May
BE Made to Disappear.

A peculiar feature about poalam,
the new skin discovery, is that no
one Is asked To buy II without first
sending ID the. Emergency Labofa
tories, No 30 W 25th a.. New York
City. for an experimental sample,
and applying same 70 an affected
part Of the skin. about the size OF
a silver dollar. II will clear tho
spot 30 treated In "a hours "A 70.
markable visual demonstration OF
It's powers.
While poalam has been mentioned
principally In connection with the
cure Of eczema, the most stub iorn
Of skin diseases, II must be rcmem.
bered that. when used for Itch,
hives, plmplca, blotchoe, acne, llch.
lng. feet, scaly scalp, ehaQnIy d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
WHEN YOU FIB
YOUR BIC TOE
JUST W|GCLES
Professor Says There Is a
Way to Know When
People Are Lying, Be-
cause Ii Has Been Tried
on a Monkey.

LAWRENCE. Kan. july ie-Al.
most steesics. professor Of rhf sio
logy at the University of Kansas.
has made an Important discovery
After years 81 observation Prot
skeasloa atilfms that whenever a
man tells a lie he WISHES his great
toe.
The learned professor declares II
Il impossible fof any man. by e3ef-
else Of will. 10 prevent one or the
other Of his great toes from Wis
cling when he IL TELLING a falaehood
Reflex nervous force. which the
Will cannot clntful, moYea the toe.
The reflex force lA excited BY the
mans suhconaeious radio mental &c.
tivity.
Here's the Explanation.
hut tho explanation Il spmcNhat
ahatruse and technical. To put i
plainly. the man Who IL falHiifink
thinks to himself. You knux you 10
liar. and then his toe Whistles.
Prof. skeraics says shoes wefe
given To man to conceal his thought.
He adds Il all men went baresoated
the race would soon be rcEcHerattd,
freed o. guile and ialreheod
In reaching The grand truth which
no giyas to the world and more
particularly to the better half q
mAnkind-the professor made some
experiments with monkeYs He
found that the reflex action Ia
stronger and more widely disifihut.
cd In monkeys when they lie or are
deoeltful than In man one ex.
pertinent Is particularly interest
inss
Prof sksesica placed a lump Of
sugar 80 a balloons cage and vent
away. When he returned the sugar
was gone In angTl tone he asked
the bahoon;
~whefe is that lump ot sugarf
The big ape shattered loudly.
plainly trying TO nay. 4 haven
seen any sugar while It chatter.
cd both its toes waSscd violently.
The professor says this xiggliuK
can no more b. controlled by the
will than can biushlng No man
can prevent a blush frurn manillnK
his chceks-tha, IL. u he has not
lied 50 much that be has forgotten
how TO blush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
THAW CASE IS AGAIN UP

NEW YORK. july 10 Supreme
coaft Justice GAynar has denied
the motion recently made before
him Tor the removal q the fhaw
insanity hearing from Westchcster
county 10 NcS York county.
Justice oaynof referred 10 New
York county'a plea that the ooayen.
lenee Of expert wltnesaes OF whom
!, vas desired 10 ask a lengthy
question would be served BY the r..
mofnl Of tho cause 70 Nos York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

over. the mill men declare that the
trust is deliberately attempting TO
eliminate alt foot notes In scales,
and beat them out of 8 10 10 por
cent In gauges that H. get sill
more work done for nothing after
the reductions have been enforced
Despite the Increased cost Of Nv.
Ing. the AmalEnmAted Iron. Steel
and Tinplato Workers declare that
wages have boon cut during the
past IS years on skilled Jobs a.
hlsh Us 500 TO BOO per cent.
rinplate workers declare that the
product they are permitted 10 turn
aut III American mills Is inferior
to that produced IN the mills Of
Wales and other foreign countries.
The American product. ihey say u
rotten. but the people Of thla
country. on account N the high tar
M enacted TO protect labor. and
which protection labor does not 70
eeiYe. are compelled 70 purchase
the domestic product and feed en-
brilliant profits into the fa,iened
steel trust hos Nos the plan Il
to manufacture better grades for
expert purposes and compete IN the
worlds markets fnr trade
In order 10 undcrseii foreign
manufacturers and still elean up
the profits 10 which they have been
accustomed Or more, 20 declare
their usual dividends on thclf
hchndalnnaly wntercd stock and
bull Il 10 Wall vt 10 attract fresh
crups Of lambs To be ehqfn. the ifpn
and steel hafons have plotted TOT
several years TO destroy the labor
ofFanlfatinus and compel the work
Ing people 10 make the sacrifices 10
this international conquest for more
and more power and pclt.
Tbs riitubufE survey has shown
that the unions IN the trusts mills
Ia that district hays been DESTROYED
aud the sofkeu have bssa tarocd
10 the slavery luyol Tho pfshnl'
saliaus u the msiallifeFuus mtnefH
u The ffusts northwestern mines
have il-ea wipca out and those
workers. too have been driven to
the paHpTf and alass line. The
workers on the trusts docks have
been largely overcome ~ ma
ehlnsrY and the Tow siiii remain
inE arr among the worst paid In
the country Nov the seamen on
the trusts ships and The organised
uofksfs ~ certain Of the trust
mills are being madn to feel the
pglissa lfon heel Neat the rii.
way employee on trust controlled
railroads will probably Be driven
from their organizations. and thou.
etth ~aKra crushed dawn 70 90 be-
los tho european pAupeF level and
With machinery speedsd 10 tho
limit and American wGskcfE turn
ing cut more products than the
European workers. as Is ne case
nos, the Iron hAruns. whose hearts
and brains aud very souls are iron.
can truthfully cry, The world 10
ours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

TROOPS soorHe STRIKERS.
IN, rnt,ed rr,..l

GLAcE BAY. n. s.. July To-
The presence Of troops AT the col.
lieries Of the Dominion company
is having a quietinF effect on the
strike situation. Indications now
point to a possible general strike
Of the United Mine Workers all
over the province.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
AUTO RACERS KILLED.

MONTREAL. July io.-C. X.
tiachcldcr OF Newport. VI, and J..
TNphsy of Montreal, were killed
az the races Of the Canadian Auto
club yesterday afternoon when the
60 horse power car which Bachelor
vas driving len the track and went
over an cinbankmeut. Twohcy was
naaholdaf.a mechanlc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Why Do yau not get At tho founda
ton o. this trouble and discontinue
protecting the man Who gets the
benefits. and Prosecuting the maa
who does the dirty work sin rly
because his little all Il Invested
there. and be wishes 10 save hia
values until be can unload upon
some one else a. foolish a. be vast
Does the landlord think a ten
ant can pay him from q 10 sIs A
month Tor each room aud run a 70.
spectacle housed Unless be q 4
fool he knnwu ho cannot nut the
average landlord does no, carr lie
uanis that machine and hp wants
70 hring hla family up In luxury.
and he shuts HE Dyes 10 The facts
Aud he also wants the protection af
nc local papers. and be Krts il.
WHY A READER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
CHICAGO IS At MERCY
Of A S|lZARD WAVE

CHICAGO. July io,-seysrai
prostraiions from heat were
reported here this afternoon,
bu, there have been no deaths
20 far. A. noon the ihermone-
ter stood a, 90 degrees, with In
diesiions tha, II would rsaeh 90
before night
Excursion boats did a great
business Throughout, the day,
sSsfyone who could possibly 80,
cape business getting out Of
the city 10 escape the severe
humidity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

This same landlord IL perhaps
one q the congregation that
shakes ila collective head" and be
probably looks Fricyod ana acquires
an air Of surprise, Yet he collects
the rent from his agents who con.
duct Tor him the Immoral and 90
LEGAL business
This same landlord can be seen
most any day riding With be family
In his automobile. purchased win
money collected from his agent who
conducts faf bin the immoral aud
illpKal business SIN he IL to
spectacle citizen Ne has eight
teniha Of the Fain. but none Of the
stain Look At his wife. bis danrh.
ton and his soma Negotiable a. II
may seem, the money that buys
heir fine clothes eomea the same
way.
You douh, this aiaiomcntf
Then ~ aInons tho hotel men
and get the tscta from those who
know.
Why do you not got after tho
pcople Who are actually 10 blame
Tor fhisI
Do VOC suppose Il 10 from choice
mat many hotel men or lodging
house keepers turn their hotel OF
lodEins house into a house Of
prnstiiutlunf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

LONDON. July i0-The Austrian
embassy has announced the en-
gagement Of Prince Miguel Of BRA
CANA, eldest son Of Duke Michael,
the protendef to the Portuguese
throne, TO Miss Anita stewart,
daughter Of Mrs James Henry
Smith Of New York. who was for
merry tho wife Of William Rhine.
lander Stewart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

There will be a meeting Of the
Seattle Presbytery next week NJ
the Lake Union church, 10 Try and
settle the dispute that split the
congregation Of that church and
drove the pastor, W. a Bass. 10
resign and start new independent
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
eLooplsss DUEL FOUGHT.

PARIS. July IN callaux, the
minister OF finance. who vas struck
in the face as be was leaving the
senate chamber by Charles Bos. a
former deputy. foHEht a duel with
bis assallani on the Bals vlnconnes.
The weapons used were pistols and
after a harmless exchange Of two
shots the dueiists left the field IN.
rrcoucfiod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
COUPLE DIE BY CAS-


GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. july 10.
Escaping gas led TO the finding last
night OF the dead bodies Of Warren
G. Holland, 20 years Of age, and
his wife. In a roomlng place, but
from which they had removed near.
ly all OF their effects.
The couple had recently started
divorce proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

BELLfNGHAM. July tO.--After a
most successful session, lasting two
Mays. the first meeting OF the newly
organized Chautauqua association
was adjourned last night, follow.
Ing a musical program BY Beillng-
ham talent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
READER ASKS,
WHO GAINS?
We SAYS IT is THE LANDLORD
WHO DEMANDS BIC
RENTS.

Editor Of The Star
Dear sir-NotinE your article In
Issue OF the hth. Mayor Miller OF
Chief Ward Gould Put an End 10
This" | do not intend 10 question
whether II ID. OF Is not necessary
10 have the class Of women you re
Ter 10 IN our midst. but would
simply refer TO the part. aWha
profits BY thia unhaiy barierf
Il iR not the restaurant and Efili
mon. OF the Lodging house keeper
Hut Il lie the landlord. The hish
rents paid BY the first named
parties practically compel them 10
turn dive keepers aud solicit that
class Of trade And they thereby
act nnqueationably ~ agent Tor
the landlord IN conducting any i'm.
moral and ILLEGAL business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

CHEYENNE. wyo.. July 1O.-Re-
ports received here Indicate that
conditions at the Pathfinder dam
at Alcova, said to be the largest Ia
the world, are most serious Water
ia now a foot over the awale. and
Il held only by a temporary dixie
built on a gravel foundation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Tho marquis had been secretary
for war and secretary N state for
India Ne was chairman OF the
Joint commission Tor drawing M
tho treaty Of Washington IN 1871
and grand master Of Free Masons,
isTt.7l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
WATER sHur.ofr NOTICE

Water vii be shut OF on ,
! East Madison street from 9th ,
av. 10 Lake Washington and
In the district north Of East ,
! Republican and east Of 9th d,
! north. on Monday. July u. ,
! from . a. m. until I p. IN. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
MAJOR LANG KILLED

WASHINGTON. Juiy i6-Naj J.
" Long u. =. A. retired. waa run
down here BY an automobile. and
died three hours later.
MAI Long was formerly Eunorin.
tpndent Of the Michigan State Sol.
disff home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Tho steel trust proposes the 10
loSinE reductions. based on The %
gauge. from which the ware scale
10 always based Roller. 2 $40 nsr
cent, doubler. 2 40. heater. safe.
catcher, z 10. screw boy. ssle
shearman. b-i0. On orders over
NV square feet. 2sEnarc and
heavier. the reductions range from
II $40 per cent for rollers 10
n 2-io per cent for heaters other
reductions covered BY foot notes
run from ~ to 70 per cent, More.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
LABOR NOTES

The United States Steel corpora
lion has raised the black flag Of
Nothing TO afbttfatei" In itn war
on the tinplAte workers. az did Car.
nestle and Pullman nearly a genera
tlnn ago Il has enwnllcd m mllla
and strung hsrhed wire charged
With electricity. has employed rcFi'
mentk Of private police and strike
breakers and armed them 10 the
teeth, and IN fact the fruits is Eis'
ing plain demonstration Of being
IN lusurfcetiun and prepared 10 Gu
force It's will at an hazards,
Why 10 the United States Steel
corporation making war upon ma.
rinc workers. iron aud steel work
ef and iinplate workers al this
tlme' Why are some 10000 mcn
thrown out Of employment and
compelled 10 battle against a fcw
captains % Industry, backed BY
countless millions afnuE from the
brain and Drawn Of these yefy same
workersf
u the mere question Of open shop
At slAkef No That Il only a sur.
face Indication. a cloak TO disguise
the real purpose Of the hracclnE
gentlemen who control tho inuHt
The real object Is not 10 deal I'M,
partially between union aud non.
union vofkmea. a. the open shop
pora frequently elainl ia their de
sire but 10 destroy 10 wipe out
every feAtige Of nnlunlam. 40 there
vii be- no Interference with their
pfosram 81 exploitation. Not only
a monopoly u the home market b
The yoal 81 the trust. but To con
quer the world market Is liz ambl.
tious program.
ulafins headlines In the newspa.
pern have assured the public. which
Il overwhelmingly IN sympathy
Win the workers IN their atrugsle
againht tho neN ifus, siavory that
no reduction Of wages was cos.
iemplhicd The tlanlatn Woftnfa
aeelAfr That such staiemenis are do
hpefate misrepresentation Thct
point out hat the vase rates In
ne nonunion mills are loser than
me rates IN The union mills. and
mat 'heir wages arr 10 BE- arquai.
iied' downward. Of course In tho
nonphion mills the employees hardly
dare TO speak 10 each other about
WAGES anu working condition.. no
standard rate exists. and any old
SAse Is paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
Excursions East

Tickets on sale August Il and ~,
by Oregon r. n q Nav. Co. Chi.
cago and return. t72t0. st. Louis.
$3.50 Omaha. Kansas City and
Missouri river points. 5000; New
York. ti0sbO On August II, Den.
yer and return, $500; also Sept
"a. to Chicago and return. s72.b0.
Final return limit October 81.
Tickets and information at Union
Ticket Office, sos First Az Il. E.
Ellis. Gen. Agt zee