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GOLF.
championship and Cup Events ARRANGED
for Palm Beach.

Tor Patm Beach.
southern golhng has as usual been sat
In motion at Pinehurst and there will be
tournaments every fortnight until the mid
April competition. The Florida season IL
under way on both the east and west Goa sts
At Nassau, the annual East Coast tourna-
n1ent will be from February 2s to March S.
70 oe followed at week intervals by the
circuh events at Miami. Palm Beach. Or
mond and st. Augustine. The full Palm
Beach schedule Is:
Meek Of January e. New Year cups; February
snip; q. south fioridi women's chsmnonssIn meiSn
March !: l9rIds open EhsmpIonsSp = florida
The latter two were at St. Augustine last
year; Will Anderson v holder OF both
The South Florida and Florida open cham
BEACH and Of 20 at st. SusEs,iDe. rs IN beina bi
professional at the latter course each winter
n. Tenn Is the popular professional at
There wiii also b open tournaments at
held an annual fixture since 1853. r. q
year.
Jock Campbell. a famous MusseIburK
sadde and father OF the late Willie Camp
the Boston dfstres Sas ust nses s5een si
golden wedding.
@NhuOlth Ol tue wilmington W Country
Club Is spending his English holiday with his
brother Bernard. now professional at Kings
down. near Deal Recently Oil PLAYED
twtce on the course at Folkestone his birth
place. in a three ball match with A. C.
EDWARDS and Capt. Challenor In the first
eante Edwards eQualled the amateur record
fPr the green by doing n and in the second
last nine holes in ~
BosroN. Jan. I7.-At the animal maatir.1
90 the Massachusetts, Golf Aaaocia tim this
evening the following officers were elected.
~ PIeSlernt, q. Herbert Wlndeler. the Country
CLUB; Vice president. Alfred L. Ripley. Oakley q.
c.; treasurer. Edmund b. Conant, VeSper q C.:
scrretary. r. n Freeman. WoIiaston and ex-
ecutve committee, n. h. Borden. Jr Fan River:
Ralph p. Alden, G. &. OF Springfield: c. r. Crocker
Jr.. Mpine of Fitchburg: II. l.. Aver Brae Burn,
and John G. Anderson, Woodland,
Reports for the season OF 1900 were read
and at the annual dinner President Windeier
outlined the programme for the year,
which will be big one for golf in Ma ssa :
chusetts. as the United States amateur
Championship is likely to be voted to the
Country Club, and the Lesley cup ma tches
will be hold either at that club. Al Brae Burn
or at some club In the Boston district
President Jaaues of the United States
Golf ltssocist ton told. of the plans Of the
national organization and explained the
situation In the Chicago district and in the
West
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YACHT FoR pAeIFIC COAST
Building for wiillam E. Boelng Frsm
Designs by Ciei0w.

A tiue power boat is being built at Seattle
for william Il. BoeinG which has been do
signed by Henry J.. Gielow OF this city.
This yacht will be the largest power boat
on the Pacific coast. II will be used for
extensive coastTise cruising and Mr. Boelng
contempiates a trip to Alaska and then
along the Siberian coast. continuing per-
haps as far as Manila This yacht is %
feet inches over all. 90 teet on the water
line, 10 feet inches beam! and feet 0
inchcs draught. The model is a handsome
one and the ,liberai frceboard indicates
clearly the service for which she is in
tended. ..........rr. r.-3..N Nt'at.t
The hull Is Of wood. the keel, stern and
stern post being OF white oak, the frames
OF Douglas fir. the pianking. and deck OF
Oregon pine and the plsnkshear deck
houses and deck httings OF teak. finished
bright. She viii carry q military mast
H. Ss :d ssoT. VI. spS 81 sS sts er SsS
stem FOR a distsace OF ss fset. where q
81 slt.uss ~ n f.ss fursser For%ad .Ssre
% ss sS q SGs nsSs s
Ssis d.e % g ri. = R'S ':s sserss inc
Sss isis si s1 ss sttea % snins room
There win be Ave steel bulkheads divid-
ss the ys'ss sS.t nS ss st the seoa SSR
Il
Of this for dIstancs, OF - feet viii he the
forecastle on the starboard side and on the
port side the enginecr's room.
Next aft will be the galley. feet inches
in length and extending the full width OF
the vessel. On the port side Of this will be
a cold storage space; The Yacht is TO be
equipped with a refrEerati ting plant.
The engine space VIII be next aft. This
will be IL feet inches long and will be
enclosed in steel watertight bulkheads.
There will be two main engines for pro-
pellinR the vessel, n generator for supply
ing electricity and a small boiler for eupplyIng e
hot water for heating the vessel In cold
weather, The gasolene tank will be amid
gallons. which will give the yacht cruis-
ing radius OF , 200 miles at full speed, or
s. 500 miles at ten miles an hour.
Next aft will be the owners stateroom
S feet long and the full width Of the ves-
sell On tho port side will be q single state
room. AZ the after end OF the Yacht Will
be a double stateroom.
The yacht 10 to be driven by two six
cylinder Standard motors OF 100 horse
power each. which will give a speed of
sixteen milee an hour. This craft Is 70 be
finished In May.
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JACKSONVILLE RACES.
Ozana wins NILE Handicap in Fast Time.


JAcKsoNvILLE. Fla. Jan. I7.-Ozana took
the days feature. the selling handicap at
one mile. to-day, although MusGruve came
near throwing the race away BY easing
up too soon. She ran the mile In I 50 as.
the fastest Of the meeting. In the closing
event Eigin ran the mile and thTee-sit 4
tesnths in 400 2-S. while 2?o- 2-5, made by
distance. The summaries: r.
First Raoe-Three nlTionEs-DariIng. iis
CHowsrdl, 70 ;, won: Jack Denman. tl9 lllus-
70 /, third. Time. 0ab SIS. Grand PeGey. White
Wool and Yuletide also ran.
second Race-Flve and q half furlonfs--Dave
wallace. IO7 CTroxierD, 20 70 I; won: Universe. ITO
(NIcoD. n 10 s. second; Snug. l0J tMnsIave)
S 70 1, third. Time. 1o8 SIS. Jack Hale. Rather.
Inc Vsn. Edentata, Martin May. Keep Trying.
Herdsman. Leyengsion, Polly Lee. Btiareus,
Third Race-SlK flrlonEs.Sey mour BentIer,
is 10 l. second; c. W, Burt, 100 Powersl. ITO l.
third Time. l:l3 rs. Robin Grey, 0raFusar
IA Sale. Glenn Beaehy. Home Run and Nifht
Fourth Race.one mile-oEana. los IMusxrave,.
Q 20 TO- Won: Campslgner. III tNicoD = 70 sseond
Snspdsle. es toenE)' 1. to !. third Time. - s.
Fifh Rsce-one mile--pr Barkiey. liz CylooD.
70 4, won: John Carroll. Ill (PoweTs). . TO l.
second: First Premium, III tMuaGTaNeD. 10 l.
third. Time. l:4o 2S Hooray May Lutz, Schles:
Elgin i0S Howard. II 70 Z, won otllo, los Mus.
grave). 70 s. second Harry Scott. TOO iPowersl.
20 l. third. Time, 800 rs. County Clerk
Danger and Maximum also ran
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material ~ Prevent noes Net Promise
Much fer lptsrceIleWiste Meet.

mucn Tor hnUercoste1nuAo meets
The PennsyixSnin track team has left
from last yssr's squad the men who scored
twelve points for the Red and Blue in the
intercollegiate games. Chief among these
is wiIt6n PAUL., who won tho mile In li7 as.
a nsw record Tor an American born mile
runner, and was second In the half mile,
which the. common opinion was he could
have won. The man who did nnish fret
In the $50 yard run was A. y. Beck. also
Of Pennsylvania. but he has his degree
and has left Penn. George Minds. who
also in the fuTlong. still h In college. He
Ia the only other one of those who scored
for Penn who sin 10 around.
. J. L.. Hartranft, the hurdler who scored
In both the races over the sticks. being
second In, the 40 yard event and third in
tho 370 yard race. 10 not in college. He
was gradus ted in 1909. but there was a report
that no would return and .oompete again.
Pickles, the pole vaulter, who scored at
Cambridge, also u out. be made half .
point. the only thing Penn got in the feld
events. g..
To back up Minds in the sprints is Texas
Ramsdell. who 10 reported as having done
slightly better than 10 seconds for 100 yards
on one occasion, He has plenty 2f power
r isn't IN" IN top % FORM m Just now. because he hurt
his knees playing footbsfi, That msy keep
$ sn .nS q snss ins . S.S
no men sny bors hesT the capabilities OF
In W The % half SmiIe lie PAUL is the leading man
race this time Penn also has Baker. the
ss ms on s.o Sn.
very fne runner and may be worked for the
mile too. The mfs sppssr; to be a fore
Masters are csndidstss In this event.
sSoss sso r.. raS ana sg
Former s are tive other long distance men
10 minutes. but the way the two mile race
has been going lately Il takes @ $50 70 have have
1os nss I.Ss asi pS;,s
delphia in the winter and has developed
q great amount of strength.- he IL regarded
aaydSch ys5y ss s sish 's ssRser S sso 'c can do
10 seccnds and he ls said to be The only one
n sight % ser the hurdle s rscss; 10 mention pndD
syivania. although ne vas a nrst rate per,
former as q freshman. He played golf
last fall and 50 appsrentiy Is In college
Lane and Burdtok are two high Jumpers
who have chances Of scoItns In the inter
last year did fset ii Inches. and the other
man, who has had varsity e1perience. ls
and Fiansrsn are pole vanitsrS who can
do better than II feet. but how much better
is Q question that has not vet been DECIDED
The other field events look bad thus far.
Pike in the shotput 10 tho reading man In
this event. He is not rated a. better than
% feet. There ara no broad Jumpers at
deIphiA. The hammer throw. suffers be-
cause of the lack Of room in which TO p!ac-
caused by hammer throwing some seasons
aRo at Penn this event hiss languished.
Although there have been reports that
Mike Murpny has said he expected to have
the best team Penn has put forth in some
years. II is safe to say that he does not
expect to win with what issshowing now
has left over from the championship squad
OF 1909.
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YachIInE Nofes.

Fred ID. 1Awlcy for Charles X. Cummings OF the
Eastern Yacht Club. She will rate In Class N
and race against the Dorello and Odysseus II.
Austin Church Is TO have q day cruising power
boat built from designs by Norman l.. Skene.
TAiS craft will be built at Slbley, Mich Tho
ON water line. feet inches beam and /, feet l
inches drauEht.
Commodore Washington b. Thomas and Vice
ConAmodore Lewis Clark will be renomInAted BY
tho Eastern Yacht Club
sTne piers and runway leading 70 the noats
Of the Cornthlan Yacht Club Of Marblehead
were carried away during the Christmas storm.
They will be rebuilt before spring.
The regatta committee OF the New York Yacht
Club has announced that the Bennett CUPS
salIed for In the annual regatta last year, were
won by the Queen and Aurora. These were sailed
for on Newport and T.. J. Callahan protested on
the ground that this was not in accordance with
the conditions. The matter was referred 10
Jamey Gordon Bennett. the donor Of the cups
who has declded that the regatta committee was
nrht In Its original ruling
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COsTER OUTPOINTS MGOVERN.
Bsntams Furnish Ten Lively Rounds st
Bedford A.. &.

In ten round bout filled with rapid fire
exchanges and stiff wallops Joe kid Coster
managed to Just nose out Philly McGovern,
brother OF Terry McGovern. at the Bed
ford A. c., Brooklyn. last night. The
margin was a close one and the opinion pre-
vailed among the members that the only
way TO decide the superiority between the
two pugilists. who are rated among the
beet banta ms In the business, would be for
them to mix Il In a battle OF longer duration.
W IL was q case of q clever boxer against
Adetermined and aggressive fighter. cOster
had science In his favor and he piled accu-
rateIy aimed jabs and hooks with good re-
suits. His punches seemingly had no
effect on McGovern. who rushed repeatedly
IN the face OF q storm Of speedy counters
and swings. McCiovern'e = lack Of jud dgment
In leads was manifest and this handicapped
him In inhictinR punishment
In the seventh round Coster brought the
blood from Mceiovern's nose. This was
the fastest period Of the fight. The last
round was brimful OF action, the men
hammering away at each other In the
centre OF the ring
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PIMLICO ASKS FOR DATES.
wants sanctIOa Ger Meeting From April
10 to May y.

representative Of the Maryland Jockey
Club came here from Baltimore yesterday
and made . formal application to the Jockey
Club stewards for oficial sanction. for a
spring meeting at Pimiico beginning April
70 and ending on May = He said that
Pimlico did not care 90 open at an earlier
date because the wishes Of Bsltlmoreans
had TO be considered and the track itseIf,
racing until about the middle Of the month
Horsemen who are anxtotm TO have Pim-
lico begin operations on April 40 that the
local season can open ON April IS said yester-
day that as the Baltimore track without
a conflict would attract many more horse
year they could see NO good reason for
beElnnine OPERATIONS on April 20. Further
Zee OF 500 each, which makes D a revenS,s
that the New. York tracks do not collect,
It was urged by these horsemen yesterday
that some sort Of q com mprpmlse be made
BY which yPinlIco would close its spring
meeting about April -. =
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wess Point Fencing schedule.

> WEST POINT. Jan. l7.--Cadet Darlington.
manager OF the fencing team. announced
to-day that the Army schedule wsild con-
sist Of seven meets besides ths preliminary
intercollegiate tourney at West Point or
February 10. vsuthier. the Army fencing
instructor, has had an abundance OF
material to draw from. and ont OF forty
squad. The Army team Ia composed OF
Cocroft. Sohlberg and Dargue. with Rayner,
Hinemen and Anderson as substitutes,
The schedule follows
February -, University of PcnnsyIvAnla at
West Point; TO- Princeton at West Point: q. New
York Turn verein at New York; %. Columbia
at West Point: March 5. Yale at West Point; ~
Cornell At West Point. 10. preliminary at West
Point: %, intercollegiate at New York
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FAVOR GRADUATE system.
Syracuse Invited Tad Jsnes Back. but
VIII Lock Into Alumni Goa ching.


The athletic governing board atSyracuse
has invited T. A. ID. Jones OF Yale to re-
turn as football coach for 1910. although it
was decided that II would be we'll for Syra-
cuse to make plans to establish a system
Of graduate coaching In the game. II ls
the opinion at Syracuse that the time Is
not yet ripe for Installing a graduate system.
but this VIII be discussed further. probably
after the 1910 season is over.
At the time Jones was asked to return
this expression Of opinion was made; The
boards invitation 70 Coach Jones is a
tribute TO the manly way In which he over
came unusual difficulties last fall, Starting
with a large number Of IgrBen players, the
coach infused some Of his own indomitable
determination into his mon, so that In the
face OF the greatest discouragement, they
fought Ramely on. .s t"
syracuse had powerful team In 1908.
ton Of bhe class on oOe. The Syracuse team
had hard schedule last fall, and the num-
ber OF inexperienced men made the result.
appointing. ... ~
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RIcNaru HIres Hall Tor FIEht.

3 SALT LAKE. Utah. Jan. IA contract was
signed to-day by Tex Rickard and the
mana cement Of the Salt Air Beach Com
pauy for the use OF the bicycle track arena at
the bathing resort az the scene Of the JET
fries-J ohnson contest July I. The man
aGement Of the Salt Air resort agrees to
remodel the arena and provide for the
seating Of Sc. 1000 spec ctators.
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Bookmaker Cowen seriou.l, rll.

W. ". Cowen. well known bookmaker,
who has operated on large scale IN recent
years. h seriously III at his home In this
city. An operation was perfornnsd on
yesterday that, IL would be several dAyH
before the patient would be out OF danger.
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nnslxcthnli Notes.

Columbia and Wesleyan VIII meet To- nj Cha In TIA
Columbia gymnasium IN what promises 70 be one
Of the beat basketball games OF the season The
Blue and White nve has been beaten only once
Dy an all star team composed OF members OF
past Columbia championship teams. while IVES
lryAn has . victory over Cornell. the conquerors
Of Pennsylvania. 70 her credit
The sun., 1910-01-18

Entries for the thirty-fourth annual dog
show OF the Westminster Kennel Club close
on Thursday with James Mortimer. super
inbendent, in the st. James Building. The
advance entry h larger than at this time last
year.
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Lang Beats squire. for Australian Title,

e.. Special Cable Dsspd,eh 10 TEE sUN.
SYpNET, v. 8. W, Jan. i7.-Bill Lang,
the tighter who recently knocked out Bob
Fitxsimmons. to-day beat Bill souirse. the
hravyWeisht. in a nght for the Australian
chSmpIonshlp. The mill lasted but seven
eluIksds.
The sun., 1910-01-18

queer ride at Belmont Park last fall was
called before the stewards for an explana-
ton few days later Grand stopped
riding here, hecsuse OF sudden illness, he
said He rode at Pimlico later on. Grand
is flrst class jockey and under Odom's
mana esment he will probably steer clear
Of cOmpliCAti tons.
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and In every way attractive. New and entireN
modern throughout Terms very moderaie
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BUslNt ~ CHANCES.

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Investment OF from 81 600 10 $1,000 IN a well e.
tAbllshed manufacturing business located
Buffalo and enjoying large sale Of their pro1noi
business has paid dividend OF SO for the ~
! years and demand for the articles lncrcasn.
daily; this stock rs not offered by the colnnaW
for the purpose OF raising funds but Is oNcSes oNcS
ny an 0ficer OF the company personally f~
particulars and descriptive matter apply To
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OFFER LARGE ISSUE OF src 10 year Bonts
In a Louisiana Sugar Refining Company lemon
ination $500 each, and with each bond 0Ner on9
snare Of stock rs bonus. same hearing 70 ".
annum: Louisiana produced 10000 tons oi fuss
laSt year. this II an exceptlonal oprortuniN -
viii bear strfctest Investigation. For par'lcF
lars and descriptive matter apply 20
McDONALD-WIGGlNSC CO., .57 Broadrsy.
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EUROPEAN RESORTS.
SWlTZE LAND
Is the Most Popular All Year Resort Countr
Of the Old World.

special Cable 10 The New YORK Tunes.
GENEVA, Jan. S.--There are at pressed
more American visitors in Swiss resorts
than on the French Riviera, many having
deserted the latter.
Call and secure free copy OF "wINTER LIFE
IN SWITZERLAND" or send lOc. postage tO
and a batch of entertaining sprlnV and summer
travel literature, including "The Hotel t.uide
SWISS FEDERAL n. r., 7Ai fifth ANenss
The sun., 1910-01-18

Jock Campbell. a famous MusseIburR
Sadde and father OF the late Willie Camp
In Che Boston district. has just cele bra ed his
golden wedding.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-11
FRENCH REGIMENTAL MESS
ABOUT TO BE ABOLISHED

Paris, Aug. I1.-French regi-
mental messes are about to be abol-
ished, and the unmarried officer will
have to make his own arrangements
for meals hereafter Hitherto the
officers took their meals together in
separate groups, according to their
respective ranks. either in barracks
or at inns and restaurants, and the
whole thing was done on very econ
omical principles.
This method has led to the charge
that there is little camaraderie
among the French officers of the
present day. But it is probable since
the second empire that the mess at
tanned its position as a military insti-
tuition and caused officers to be re-
garded as a separate caste. There
were many brilliant messes in the
crack regiments, and some of them
became celebrated for their beautiful
tables and hospitality.
But perhaps another reason foi
the "strangeness" among the French
army officers is that they are now
kept too busy to become acquainted
Besides with promotions, they are
sent to different posts, and there are
frequent changes at the different
barracks not only in the rank and
file, which is caused by the compul'
sorry short service, but the Officers
are exchanged, too.
AS for the meals hereafter, the Of
ficers Will suffer, because the pro
prietor, who had heretofore provid'
ed for dozen daily was able to be
generous in quality and quantity, and
now there will not be that effort, be
cause. in the first place, the custo
mer will be an uncertain one
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-11
RAILROAD NOTES

Second Vice President and General
Manager Horace w. Clarke, Chief
Engineer J. G. Gwyn and Supervisor
J. n. Walker of the Rio Grande. will
pass through the city on No. 6 tonight
en- route to Pueblo.
Conductor and Mrs. Ingle left on
No. loo this afternoon to attend the
dance of the Ladies' Guild at Pali-
sade.
1t is expected that the heavy fruit
shipments will begin about August
20.
Master Mechanic ]. L. Fagan left
yesterday for Denver on a short bust
ness trip.
E. w. Larmie has accepted a posi-
tion as temporary dispatcher in place
of Dispatcher f. X. Averill who re-
Gently resigned.
Brakeman Wasson has reported for
work
Conductor Alex Brown, who has
been working the past few weeks on
his ranch on Orchard Mesa, has re-
ported o. X. for work.
Conductor O'Brien has requested a
short layoff and he expects to leave
tomorrow for Chicago on short va
cation trip.
Brakeman F. f. Nichols has been
| assigned to passenger service on the
| third division between Grand June
tion and Moutrose. He has been
working in freight service but will
hold his passenger run during the
| fruit season.
Conductor Stamm and wife have
returned from a pleasant visit at
Canon City where they went to visit
friends and relatives.
Ben Persons, who lately resigned
his position with the d. & r. G
leaves on No. 1O4 in the morning for
Colorado Springs.
Brakeman r. c. Patterson has ac
cepted a position in the yards a
switchman for the summer.
The new Western Pacific trains
which will begin August % will con
meet in this city with trains Nos.
and g.
For the facilitation of the handling
of the fruit crop a second switch en-
gine will be started to work tonight
Switchman c. c. Hardy left fol
Helper this afternoon for a short visi
with friends in that city.
Switchman c. G. Sivert, who re
Gently accepted position here Is eN
pecting his wife to arrive from Pu
eblo in a -day or two, to make he
future home in Grand Junction.
The Western Pacific Railway com
pany have distributed a handsome
magazine portraying scenes along th'
route and during the construction o
the Western Pacific from Salt LAX
to San Francisco. 1t narrates tn
difficulties of construction, show
many beautiful mountain scenes an'
describes comprehensively and inter
estingly the building of the big road
1t will open for passenger traffi
August %.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-11
LOW RATE EXCURSIONS VIA
DENVER G. RIO GRANDE

Salt Lake City and return, August
16; 50 for the round trip; returning
September 3. Tickets on sale city
ticket office.
Denver and return, one fare for
the round trip. August 18th and goth,
returning August 21. Going August
2Sth and 29th, returning September
lst. Going September 3, I. 6, s, 10,
- and Il. returning September 10.
Very low colonist rates to Cali
fornia, Arizona and Nevada, August
25th to September 9Th.
$50 to California and return; tick
cts on sale every day up to September
30th, returning October 31st. One
way via Portland or Seattle to San
Francisco and Los Angeles. S65.00.
S45.OO round trip to California Au-
gust 3Oth TO September 9TH, return
ing October 31st.
Boulder and return, August rs and
% returning September 3. One far
for the round trip.
Boulder and return August "a and
20, returning September 3. One fare
account b. p. o. +. reunion.
Pueblo and return one fare Sep
tember l9, 20, % and "a, returning
September 26th account Colorado
State Fair.
One fare to Hotchkiss and return,
| September G, and s. returning Sep
tember TO- account Hotchkiss fair.
Very low rates to Delta County fair
at Delta, September l2 to 16; return
| ing September IS.
$3.50 to Glenwood Springs and re-
turn same day every Sunday. $3.50
going Saturday or Sunday, returning
following Monday.
Fishing rates to points along the
| Gunnison and Eagle rivers.
Reduced rates to Chicago and st
Louis and points east
For further information call at th'
city ticket Office or phone Junction 1
Red cedar fence posts; dry, cleal
stock. Independent Lumber Co.