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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22

when he reaches shore" saidN Mr..
Makins. Make his welcome at port
clean and Christian. not immoral, and
you will find Jack Tar the best sort of
a citizen. 1t is this that the Christian
Endeavor and the Naval Y. NJ. c. A.
and other organizations are seeking to
do. The Coast Seamen's union has
aided wonderfully in the work. spe-
cial department of the union is devoted
to sailors spiritual as well as bodily
and industrial welfare.
I'm San Pedro there is now a small
floating Christian Endeavor which has
been in existence for three years or
more. our quarters are small and We
hope soon to be able to enlarge con-
siderably. We have places where sea-
men may read and play innocent
games. Every Wednesday we give a
special entertainment under the aus
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22

pices Of the various branches of the
Los Angeles City Christian Endeavor
societies The entertainments are great
ly enjoyed, judging from the attend
ance
In the past year we have held 1926
gospel meetings with an average at
tenda nee of twenty-seven. From April
to October thirty-nine classes were
given Biblical instruction. Four hun
dred and fifty gospels and 155 marked
Testaments have been given away, 240
lodgings have been furnished men in
dist ress and $3.50 magazines distributed
to be read at sea. The average at
tendance at the mission each month
has been 1900. Nine conversions have
been recorded. We will shortly start a
campa ign to raise funds for extending
our work, and we feel sure this move
ment will meet with hearty support
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
BREWERS ARE ASSISTING
ANTI-SAL00N LEAGUE
They Refuse to Sell Beer in Counties
That Have Voted
Dry

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 21.-Conform-
ing to the avowed policy of helping
the anti-saloon league to enforce the
liquor law, the brewers of the state are
closing many saloons by refusing to
sell beer to them.
All the saloons on the line between
Veedersburg and the dry counties sur
rounding 1t have been closed by the
action Of the Evansville brewers. who
say they will not sell any saloon
keepers whose patronage comes from
crunties in which the people have
voted dry.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
MAN THOUGHT DEAD FOR 10
YEARS REFUSES TO EXPLAIN

FRESNO, Dec. 21.-H. Frye Chris
topher, who recently appeared at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Fred Burn
ham, of this city, after he had been
adjudged legally dead, still refuses to
speak of his action during the ten
years that he was missing. His rela-
tives are apparently in ignorance as
to all his movements, though it is
stated that during all that time he was
living not very far from Fresno.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
GERMAN P0STOFFICE TO
USE "BIKES" AND AUTOS

BERLIN, Wednesday, Dec. S.-The
imperial postoffice department will use
the motor bicycle and the automobile
to a greater extent than heretofore.
Rural delivery will be fastened in dis
tricts where the roads permit by mo-
tor bicycle carriers. The delivery OF
packages by the postoftice in cities VIII
be almost exclusively by AUTOMOBILES
The department intends to accelerate
the collection, transmission and deliv-
cry Of mails by the use of motors
wherever possible.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH
FORGERY is GIVEN STAY
Trial of A. j. Flood, Accused of Pass
ing Bogus Check, Delayed
Until January q

OAKLAND, Dec. 21.-Although this
was the day set for the trial of A. ].
Flood, charged in the criminal depart
ment of the superior court with forg-
ing the name of Undertaken e. J.
Finney to a claim for $115 against the
estate of A. L. Pounstone, while acting
as clerk in the office of Public Admin
istrator Grey, the accused man through.
his counsel was granted a final con-
tinuance to January 4.
At this time the trial will commence
regardless, and it is the rapidly grow
ing conclusion that Flood will plead
guilty.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
Lonn Beach Man Arrested

r. r. Christie, jointly charged with
DR.. w. r. Price of Long Beach with
obtaining $1,000 from ]. NJ Sewell by
false representation in May, 1908, was
arrested yesterday and, after being ar
raigned in Justice Ling's court was
released on a bond of $4,000. His pre-
liminary examination was set for Jan
uary ;. Sewell says he gave the money
in payment of stock of the National
Gold Dredging company.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
Held Liable for 100000

DETROIT. Dec. 21.-In deciding a
test case, Justice De Cav yesterday
practically held the Detroit United
Railways liable for 100000 of debts
contracted by Frank c. Andrews,
whose spectacular wrecking of bank
six years ago sent him to the peni-
tentiary. Attorneys for the company
announced they would appeal to the
supreme court. If the decision is af-
firmed the corporation will have to pay
the claims pending against the An
drews roads taken over by the Detroit
United Railways.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
To Make LARGEST Man In World

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The largest
map ever constructed is tc be prepared
under the auspices of the international
science congress, according to Bailey
Willis of the United States geological
survey, who has just returned from
the recent convention OF that body in
London. The map, which will repre-
sent the entire world, will be 150x100
feet in size. Each country will con-
tribute section of the map repre-
senting it's own territory The whole
work will be assembled in New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
Grand Jury Work Begins Today

The work of exporting the books and
accounts of Los Angeles will commence
today, when six accountants will take
up their duties Of looking into the
financial status of the county's finan-
cial affairs preparatory to making re
ports to the grand jury. The work. it
is expected, will consume more than
a months time. No session Of the
grand jury was held yesterday,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
Faces Serious Charge

The information charging o. F. Bah
cock with mistreating Miss Mecca Bey-
ler, a young girl, a charge on which
he was held to answer to the superior
court by Justice Summerfeld Friday
was filed in Judge Willis criminal
court yesterday Babcock's arraign-
ment was set for $3.50 o'clock today
An information charging Ben c. Egery
with passing a fictitious check was
also filed and arraignment was set fol
this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
Department Commander Sails

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.-Maj.
Gen. Thomas H. Barry, commanding
the department of California, and his
entire staff sailed today on the steamer
Mongolia for Honolulu for the purpose
of inspecting the fortifcation and othei
military work now under way in the
Hawaiian islands.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
PuoiIist Accused of swindIe

DIES MONIES, Ia. Dec. 21.-Eddie
Steele, alias Eddie Morris, a light
weight prize fighter, was brought to
Des Moines today from New York on
warrant charging him with COM
plicity in the alleged Maybray swim
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
pleads Not Guilty

Arthur +. Schickl, accused Of en-
bezzling $500 from the Newmark Grain
company February 25 last, pleaded not
guilty in Judge Davis court yester-
day. His trial was set for February 25.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22

Mother, is your son a member Of the
7. NJ. G. A.?
If not, membership as a Xmas pres
ent will inspire ambition and develop
body, mind and spirit.
Phone us; Well do the rest. 1892
and Main $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22
Medium Paws Fine

L. NJ. Norris. one of the six Spirit
ualists arrested at the Edendale camp
meeting in July, charged with practic-
ing mediumship without a county IL
cense, changed a plea of not guilty to
one of guilty in Justice Ling's court
yesterday and paid fine of $40. A
second charge against Norris was dis
missed on motion of the district at
toney, as were the charges against
Mrs Sanford Johnson, Belle Hover
ton, John Slater, Mrs. Weeks Wright
and Nettie Howell.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-22

If yen want to go east. @. Haydock. Agt.
Illinois Central r, r.. lis W. Sixth street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-30
Chevy Chase Talks
No. Is
Oct. 30, 1909.

Chevy Chase has frequently been referred
to as the National Capitals best suburb That
the growth and development of this section
has been greater and yet more normal than
in any other suburb of Washington has also
been commented on.
That this is true needs no proof beyond
visit to Chevy Chase. In no other suburb
you find the concrete evidences of the car
Ring out of a well defined plan. Vide and
well paved Streets shade trees in abundance
shrubbery artistcally arranged, and, in short
every detail of an ideal home neighborhood
show ccncusively that The Suburb Beautiful
Is, IN wise, accident, but, on the contrary,
tho most striking example In the country of
F5hat a suburb can be made if natural eendi-
tons are right and ideals on which 1t is built
are sufficiently high.
That natural conditions at Chevy Chase
could not be improved upon is universally ad-
mitted; that the plan of development is on a
higher plane than is usual In suburban opera
tons is also conceded by whose
money and time are spent in the exploitation
of other sections.
That money has been freely spent in
securing excellent roadways and approaches
goes without saying, but this money has come
from the property itself As it enhanced in
value larger sums have been expended until
today Chevy Chase stands supreme in every
particular.
There is no more beautiful time of year
than now in which to see this ideal suburb.
Come out tomorrow.
Plats, prices, and particulars from
THOS. J. FISHER 6 co. Qnc.)
73s 18th st. N. w
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05
APPlES FOR SALE
OH Ukea e he F. E. Bssa Csa.
Csopaay

We make a speciality of filing
mail orders for winter apples in any
amount and variety. Order now.
Following are prices at which we
will fill orders Al the present. Jon
athan, Vino Sap, Rome Beauty and
Grimes Golden: 81 90 per box fancy
and $l75 per box choice Geneton,
York Imperial. LAWYER, Missouri
Pippin. etc. sl.6o per box fancy,
Sl.30 per box choice. Ben Davis,
Gano. etc sl40 per box fancy,
$l.2O per box choice Gull apples
in any of the above varieties 75c to
$lOO per box.
There are great many other var
ieties that We can procure at the
above prices should you desire them.
Write Us Just what you want and We
will try and fill your order.
F. c. Boon Coz. Co.
Noutrose, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

The total tax levy for Gunnison
town is &C lilo mills ~ against Il /,
last year. In Marble it 10 Ga Ito,
in Pitkin, 30 ITO, and in Crested
Butte, As Ito.
The original school debt of So
go in district No. l, hes been d.
creased to $1,000. Last year three
thousand dollar bonds were paid
and four the year previoss to that
During this fecal year two more c.n
be taken up, and this burden With
it's interest charge, is thus gradually
decreasing
At their meeting the commission
ers also allowed bills, approved 70
ports Of officers. sdjasscd tax matters,
granted saloon license to b. +. Jones
1t Parlin. settled . road dispute on
the Lake Fork and looked into other
county matters Of importance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05
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j. c. Reagan ~s~ N soss fsua
whste fs"s this ~set 90 . ssas1ss~
f
Remnant Holloway cs@e dosn
frsi OF the ~eek iro'n ss'fe'c seess
he has spent the summer oaa'nG
Geo. Farahsm ble~ 10 from Ohio
CITY Friday last. aud peports good
prosr~cis among the m,sers Of Nc
lntyre eslch ct thai district; G.or(~
has pinned his faith and his
hopes 10 the gulch
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

ritkin Miner.
A home company, composed Of L
Stoller, W. :. Henderson, Mrs. s.
Dickinson, !. C. Nisley. J. W. Bing-
ham and others, is being organized
for the purpose Of developing vast
tract of land containing large bodies
OF ~ fine grades of marble ~ have
ever been discovered anywhere.
The plan is to incorporate and sell
enough stock 10 get the work on .
payisG hasis. Asd . representative 10
bow in Denver attending to this
matter.
The marble 10 found 20 the north
and east OF Quartz. and the territory
comprises . tract about seven miles
long by 4 mile TO = mile and half
wide. The Pitkin company has
about 300 acres OF the choicest land
located. The marble is Of excellent
quality and colors, varying from
white to almost black, and much Of
it is Of . beautiful greenish tint. All
that has been tried takes . very fine
polish, free from flaws.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

Tuesday at noon the old Smith
opera house on the boulevard fell in
The roof went down taking the
second floor and breaking the parti-
tons walls as it went. The high
school boys had recently cleaned up
the lower rooms for a gymnasium
and were Just ready to begin practic-
ing there. Fortunately the building
gave way at time when no one was
around, else a serious if not fatal ac-
cident might have resulted. Many
years ago it was condemned and it is
strange the high school boys were not
better posted. Now if the brick
could be secured 20 erect modern
business building on Main street the
town would be better off.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

Evidsatly the ostsids world thinks
hay . good investment by the num-
Der Of bsysss fro@ eest Of the range
going up and down osr valleys con
tracing for oil ths good hay they
ca - hold Of. The price seems to
be Ella. delivered ssy time after
Jsauary first. Lots Of Gwnnison
rsacAaea 6esre thss thsss buyers
ksow . good thing whea they Gee it,
s.d tAsa hay will 90 very much
higher tAaa that befose Smother crop
10 sssAssed. Tie sxpsr;esce last
sprinG whoa Gsnnisoa cosnty and
tbe Wet Mountain valley were prac-
tically The oaly stock raisiaG sections
Of Colombo With boy 70 ell. opened
~ eyes Of dealers 70 or advantages
il thst line. To Be ssre on account
Of the hard winter we oaly had some
1900 tons 70 .ell as against 10000
to %. 600, Tie ssSal ssrplss. Still
il cold for . spIssdid price that more
than made up the difference in dol
lars. This season the situation NAV
be repeated, for practically every
spear Of old hay in the state was
cleaned up before the new crop came
on. OF course it may be an open
winter. and the ones who contracted
at *l4 would win out. On that
basis some Of the ranchmen are con-
tracing half their surplus, thinking
they can afford to hold the other half
themselves - . little speculation
Cattle, also are bringing high
prices, and there is reported pro
nounced scarcity Of the right kind of
ranes cattle, and fat grassers. An
other winner for the staple crop OF
old Gunniso0.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05
o. ~ -

Tks Cay Co~ncli met Tuesday
sssoaag wssA Ill .sah-ss ps~~es,
ssceyA 4syW Aikiee. TAe psgslss
ssoosAiy bslls ~ese allowed cad IT,
kcess seForss scceS'ssd
A lstssr wss nod fvoH Nsyos Tsy-
kor Il CvesAeA Bsste thsak gag Gss-
assna T~ople fos their assistance
helPsnG TO stamp the GOT the scartrs
fever ep.desnic Aad asserting thsi
the dssea~e was no~ snder costsol
and would spon he entirely wiped
oui
Ths City Attorney vas isstrass-
ed 10 notsfv the agents for the Smsth
Opera building ON the BosIevssd
that At WAS menace to the public
safety and mast either be tosu down
OF repaired NO rs to be safe
Town treasurer ~ss Instructed 10
check up the city weighmaster every
three uaonths
Aessrs. Ssmpliner, Ditto and
AcCosmsck were selectei as delegates
to the Colorado Immigst.on and
Tourist Rates Convention 10 he held
in lknvsr Nov. Is.
The saloon bond Of Paddy Gunn
WAS approved. Board then ad journ-
ed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05
0lsislnls,

1t hardly seems possible with our
balmy fall weather, for somehow we
have grown accustomed to connect
ing Christmas with snow and winter
but one has only to look into the
stores TO see that the Yuletide il
sweeping on. A reporter for the
News Champion dropped into BoyIes
Book Store the other day and found
everything on the 60 TO get their
holiday line on display for Nov. g.
The idea Of early display should
BE- appreciated BY holiday shoppers
- it gives them ample time to look
around and get just the articles they
need Your attention is called to
Boyles ad in this number.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

n...ss. EsA. AcIsayss. Sssses
aud o<is.s Nassk Eosk Gansbosa ~
s.sssa Ss..sAsg Ssss. sAsss ts'p 3
llssscs osss ~ e. 4 : SnA sss
bod 81 SOD. Tk<s "a ~ esGhssen
tes.r res, ~sss usil sssssessd ~itt
tie trip ssA SssssA . ssssAG oasAe'
Tke~e CrawtssA ss@sAssss sHssr'
tAss ,lry gave w. ca :. Gescsas.
sssuaG ta.k sboss LssldsaG As~s h.
that co.sssy and ss<sssed coassAss
st,le escosraesoe~t rhs essuss"a
Il rosse. sksshss ~ kstsrs - o.
via tA~ i;lssA u.sss " osse 70 ~ 1assd
I'd by ssssess
Throagh all sAe vslLrys TIE sssssi
tall ro~nd W 10 N pseUvsss, eses6h
in some cs.ss dslaysd fa IaaA oil
cars. ssd ia o,ksss t,ecss~e the
t,sss,lful wesshes isclIse~ csttssosa
to keep their STOCK - she klas halls
as late ~ pos~ibte. Every asy 81
this sort Of weather sasess tA0as
aud dollars worth II hay saved, and
the fall sad sps.aG rss0e csassssed-
Cattle are so.ag 10 he high. sAA Ass
scarce both esss ssd west Il -
Next weed, large bsschss q ~ stuff
Gill lie sent 10 market IN pr'me Goa
ditIon.
Herman EiIebrecht is THE yess try
ing a new cot, the Cers0a, which
promises 10 do well in the cosstry
1t is a small cot, bat very psodUc-
tive and its chef merit 10 IN Its early
ripening II matsres With barley, an
stead Of two or three weeks later, and
that ensures ripeaiag every year IN
the lower valleys with possibilities ~
high as 1900 ieet altitude.
Frank Damn ives a visitor from
Crookston Monday lie reports
having sold hundred tons Of hay
to he delivered after January LIST, At
Sl4. We understand also that 200
tons have been sold from the Wal
lace ranch at Castleton for : IA.
A. X Stevens OF lola shipped five
cars Of cattle over the c. a 8. TO
Denver Tuesday. Hartman sd
Creighton will ship % cars ovss ts.e
aame route Tomorrow.
TIE EiIebrscAt thrssher hes Aeen
shFeshiaG GROUND town the week.
Tsesdsy the crew hnislsed Tor Dick
ArC~n ana l~at ~ tl>~ Vapk fpr
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

We handle and keep on display =
large line of Furniture, including
such essentials - parlor tables, cen.
ter tables. rockers, Office chairs, bed
lounges, coaches, iron beds, writing
desks, kitchen cupbosrds, magazine
rscks snd everything that goes 10
equip the home or the office in com
fort and refined appearance. Ia
carpets and queens~are. for the
other furnishings of tho home your
opportunity 10 not less limited. Call
and see them. CLARENCE ADAMS,
Gnnnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

William +. Sweet. well known in
investment circle. and purchaser Of
a large amount of our city and county
bonds, paid Gunni.on a visit this
week. Mr.. Sweet states that the
finances OF both town and county
nre looking better every year We
are not on a wildcat boom, but
steady and material progress is be-
ing rnsde toward taking care Of the
cid Indebtedness and preparing for
the future.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

Last Saturday evening At the home
of Mrs. c. f. Berkey . delightful
musical entertainment was given by
her pupils. The program consisted
of about thirty numbers all well re
ceived, the fifteen pupils all display
ing much ability.
Each pupil invited their parents
and one other guest. After the pro-
gram q dainty lunch was served.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

On Saturday, November 18th at
two O'Clock p. m. at the court house
in Gunnison there will be mass
meeting Of stock holders and all citi-
.ens of Gunnison county interested
in the lining up the county with
telephones. Everybody is urged to
attend,
By order OF the Board of Directors,
Gunnisoa County Cooperative Tele-
phone company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

Notice is hereby given that the
firm Of Collins & Mccormick is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will BE- continued BY
f. N. Collins, in his own name, who
assumes all of the Indebtedness of
the co-partnership, and who will
collect all the debts owing to said
firm, excepting certain notes and &C.
counts which have been transferred
in writing to John H. Mccormick.
Notice by mail will b given to tie
yersons against whom said john H.
Mccormick holds sccoants.
Dated October Goth, 1909.
COLLINS 4 McCoRMICK,
JOHN H. 1cCoRnIcK,
f. n. COLLINS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

NH'htdl t'itNep"'me~s
The Christian church has been Sc
cured for indoor athletics during tn.
winter months. While the building is
bot especially well adapted for such
purposes it is the best place in town
and viii answer very well for such ac-
tvities. The members Of the Christian
church are to be commended for thus
making il possible for the young people
of the high school TO have place dur
iup the winter for good healthful exer-
cise. II is as much part of religion
10 provide for the healthful growth of
the body as for the soul. Recreation is
absolutely necessary for young folks
and a church building which is not used
for purposes of worship can be put to
no better use in any community than
being used ~ a gymnasium. An those
Interested in the school and the welfare
Of the young people are glad We have
50 broad minded an organization in the
town.
Eli Sprankle entered school Monday.
The next program will be given Nov
ember 18th.
The assne Of football with Sslids
whicA was - have bsen played Novem-
ser - No. bssa pa0epsDga.
If IL SNOW hsa2s n until the sixth Of
December the Eleven will meet the
Delta team for 4 game on the home
gridiron.
Z. c. Chamberlain. representing the
firm of Allyn 4 Bacon, publishers Of
many Of the texts now in use in the
high school, was 4 visitor the first Of
~ week.
Athletics will be taken up this winter
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

Ai,er manv vo.ss Il nteaI.Iv
,i,wh,as IA. rs,e in the e6ss, 10
nav 81 Ola Asbs. aud co~rt isds-
u,.a.. !, co.ne. n. a rrA,sx 40 tke
Wan With The pvo,-rsy 10 Isss. thu,
,sxe~ iii .souvd are - hs coas,der-
ably l.... fog th,. vc>r
b.ca~~. Goverpor Shafroth and
the State Herd Of Eausi,zs.ioa have
d. vhst no state board ever did
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

Wednesday, November 3.
Misses Emma and Florence Lucero
spent Sunday with home folks.
Miss Mona Barrett of Castleton yis-
tied her sister here Saturday.
All the men are on the fall round up
this week
Miss Julia Voss is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Antoine kubiak.
Grandpa Spann returned to the ranch
Monday after having spent the summer
in Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday. Nov. 2.
Ed Thomas went to Pueblo Friday
epeniug for few days visit.
y. e Adams was a visitor IN Gunni-
son saturday
Jack Bondeiant was down from Sar-
gents Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

A basket ball team is being organ
insd coesisting Of our town girls and
- sooa - they get started and
Pe.c4sce ~ viii have some games
with the high school team.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

The Requa Amusement company
will show in the Electric theatre on
Friday and Saturday nights. The
usual picture program will be carri-
ed out, and admission for this double
show will Ike % and Is cents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05
l|l.A
News Champion Correopoodesc~.

News Champion C0ffooDo0de0cA.
Wednesday, November 3.
Miss Lizzie Cooper came down from
CunnisOn Monday To spend the winter.
". 8. Spain loaded car of sulphur
hrst Of the week.
n. C. Tapscott came down from Gun
nieoa Wednesday enrOute to Spencer.
A. X. Stevens shipped several cars OF
cattle Thursday.
Tke cattlemen finished riding here
I'd 1t PowderhOrn the last Of the week
md expect to ship next week over the
C. 4 8. from GunniSOn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

A man and wife, without children,
who desire an immediate ranch
home, where they will be given a
good proposition at feeding cattle
and doing housework. either for the
winter or for an indefinite period,
will do well to inquire al News Cham
pion office. Ranch near town 1876
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

OUR NEW ASSORTMENT Of
fall and winter woolens the latest
novelties Of foreign and domestic
msrkets-awaits your early consider
alton. OUR TAILORING insures
you clothes satisfaction above the
ordinary for . moderate price
37tf. ALFRED WOOD.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-05

Now is the time to order yoSr
hard coal for next winters sse
Either Ruby or Littell coal delivered
in your bin for 90 per ton. Get
your order in before the pric- id
vanceS.
ii. C. Lawrence.