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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
III. r. HALL co.
CHICAGO ILLINOIS
MANY ATTEND HIGH
SCHOOL CELEBRATION

The state annual high school day was
celebrated at Saltair Friday evening,
when 5000 persons joulneyed TO the
resort to enjoy the eveping at dancing.
The affair was under the auspices OF
the University and the moral tone was
greatly elevated over that Of the past
excursions.
The dow of "booze' was far below
the usual and the number of staggerers
about the lower floor was small The
bar was open, but the catering TO ta-
bles was stopped. Several light lunches
were eaten, the parties becoming rather
happy. it viii be well to state that
the great majority of the takers OF the
q" iirewater' were those who generally
take in the excursions for that purpose
and that the high school students and
friends spent their time on the upper
floor.
An early train left the resort in or
der for the out-oftown students 10
catch their trains. The last train left
at the usual time and was heavily
loaded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Stole Hides Is Charge.

r. w. Little was arrested by Special
Aren't A. ]. Mullins of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad Saturday night
and taken TO the police station, charged
with second degree burglary, IL is al
leged that on Thursday night last he
stolo a bundle of hides from the plat
form of the Denver s. Rio Grande rail
road depot which had been shipped TO
the Kaufman, Davidson x Semmel
Hide company and Friday morning sold
the hides 70 the same company for
SI2.4S. He received a check for that
amount Of money. whIch was made out
fo T. n. Hart and which. it is alleged,
bo endorsed and cashed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
New Interpretations

Ihe Bauer Holding G. Investment
company OF this city fled articles of in
corporation with the county clerk Satur-
cay. The company Is capitalized NJ s5oo :
600, divided into shares OF the mar ws,,,a
OF sl0o each. B. +. Bauer is president !,
= y; a. Schwikhart, vice president; NJ. H
,,,it; nGWieS: secretary and treasurer. These,
WIN John Dern and w. c. Lyme, are the
directors The company is organized for
the purpose OF engaging in the real 90 :
tau! !ate anu investment business and build
inS business blocks and warehouses Each
OF the directors holds one share of sfocE
and the remainder is held In trust for
the salt Lake Hardware company, The
pso'grsy tbo ney tFansterred ns to the company is
i1srdWare company, at Third West and
North Temple streets: also a part OF lot
Z; block So plat A. and a part Of lot 3.
block 81. plat A. Salt Lake Civ survey
tne latter property being situated on
Main street between Second and Third
South streets.
A copy OF the articles OF incorporation
or inc Murdoch Candy company OF Lo-
gan was MED with the secretary OF state
dhe The capital stock OF tbs company is $780,
ugo, dlFlded Into shares OF the par value
OF $40 each Robert Murdoch is prcsr-
dent: c. w Jones. vice president; q. q,
Carlson, secretary; Robert Murdock. Jr..
1reasurer These, with Johanna Muir
dock, M. n. Neuberger and G. W. Llesh-
man, are the directors. The company
takes over tho business OF Robert Muir
dock & Son OF Logan.
The State Dental Depot of this city
hled articles OF Incorporation In the Of
hce of the county clerk. 1t Is capitalized
at $4,000. divided into shares of the par
value OF 81 each. DR.. William Broader MT
Is president and treasurer; II. A. wy
mouth, first NSce president; a. c. Cart
son. secretary. These. with DIR. s. II
ClawsoD, are the directors. The company
will deal in dental supplies.
copy OF the articles OF incorporation
OF the North River Insurance company of
New York City was fled with the sec
rctary of state. The capital stock of the
company is $3.50 600. divided into shares
OF the par value of $50 each. w. L.
Is president: n II. Grimm, sec
Rotary; II. Il. Windsor of salt Lake, resi-
dent agent for Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
F[PRD|Nl
FLANDR0
.,.,.d Commercial Agent
h Rio Grande ule in Salt
Lake Clty'
OF TICKET
| MEN 0N ShUhi LINE
N, and Trapp Are Ele-
IA the Changes Being
,,u,o,luced Saturday.

| !, in the general freight de-
q. q, the Rio Grande IN the
..uang early Saturday morning
;.rd with the announcement
=, flandro had been pro
IL h. commercial agent OF the
h,u. The appointment Is
a Monday.
( r,,dro has been contracting
/, ,rDt and since the elevation
ysrIus to be general livestock
4 !, San Francisco, he has been
l rrz.sreial agent. and now that
4 -, promoted to the position
,.,.iye the congratulations OF
rbasd friends. He is a young
d vsll known locally, and the
u i one Of merit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Railroad Notes.

! Osborn, assistant general
: ths Enc Dispatch, was in
aiurday.
asaloTonner, one Of the most
1aroad men Of Butte, has
Z eity for several DAYS, and
Portland Saturday. He was
n ,l'glgbt and passenger agent
E Lake December /, but the
% be closed January 10, He
z next month.
MHtcf of the operating de-
~ = the Oregon Short Line
iaio Saturday.
'asdsnt and General MANAGER
w: Of the Nevada Northern
a'y Saturday.
travelling passenger agent
.'ylvanIa Lines, leaves Sun.
~ the East. He will he
!, ! lSo weeks, and will attend
western passenger men i'm
~ aud IN New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
WOMAN CHARGED WITH
BITING OTHERS THUMB

A neighborhood quarrel about the
waters Of n spring ended In a fight be.
tween Mrs. Harry Grow and Mrs
George Stewart Saturday at their home
near Tonth South and Second West
streets, in which Mrs. Grow came near
biting Mrs. Stewart = thumb off, il is
charged. Mr.. Stewart swore TO COM
pfaint Saturday, charging Mrs. Grow
with assault and battery, The com.
plant was issued by. the county nttor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
CASUALTY
afAAY BEGINS ANEW

!. i'I1Iln T4a, Casualty & Guaranty
4 Gtah corporation, was re-.
=; ;;adIing di,!g the past week. New
|ss,. ,r.lofs ''fs were elected. and
IT,, were s: substituted for The, the
si:,Das. On which the company
EI,,.ai' S are; W. S. McCor.
|s, ; rkssd ed Smoot, vice.presi.
ns :. Cutler, second vice.
\ 'na,anaeeri Frank J. Ha.
iSs.ess Lester d. Freed
!s.sle,.,w with the following,
p%IglatS: p " aS l.. S. Hills, q
d. Slass,, ", AIa,,diss.en. lads. c. A. Onig.
j, WI II Willard scowcroft,
No,ma..A -. Aing, D MacVicbie'
Aalsgs u !; Frank J. Gustin''
q BIS9ke, IDAHO hRena' D ina, i
Hes,sn nuan1' and +. c. Jen.
/ 6sSaa as II is already
I. rs;d ai authorized capital 'of OF
EpSSgS511o SSg51 IN r, capital and II sur. "
IA bne,' bnUy. The Guardian 10
@000 .p premiums approx.
Contract t1n,nnaDy, secured
Galsss + with Gd the Agency cy
i.v' Of the TddJes Oldest ahs ,nd new new
s claim IN ,hle the west.
ri, IN q mat nat. the rcorgau.
isa.. q 'oSstantiia'Il" and SS BEGIN cSn'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
! MEALS DISAGREE

k Shall 70 take immediate action if you would ward OH
|Skio l. is positive proof of weak stomach anu w
ht., and for which Won cannot take better medicine
|ap H. M"haeh Bters; but remember thus the longer yoo
go assistance needed by the digestive system 'i0
and ~ ~ De TO cure you. We know Of hundreds OF cae
|hNA w very beginning, in which short course OF ''i0
Cg from ehcaelous Therefore, be persuaded 10 ge'
Eaa s our druggist dealer and thus avoid all posi-
ncr spell 1t is wonderful tonic and nVigofan1 io
|ano nus ~ and rundown persons and of Poor Ap
Fse hoa Indigestion Dyspepsia CoslveheSs al"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Madam m-Here at last is Perfect
Coffee-Electa, Hall
Balanced.
Balanced.

ERE is the story OF the most In
tensely interesting food discovery
of n thousand years.
Coffee is no longer q. mere flavor. We
nave proven II food
And proving coffee n food we have
Iouno something else-the secret OF per-
Eecta Coffee Is prepared In a new
miss way of mixing coffee just 10 pro-
duce TASTE" Years ago we saw the
oid-dmc method was all wrong And at
an expense of thousands OF dollars and
Years OF time. We gathered together prac-
ucalY every coffee Grown In the world
and analyZcd IL. finding Just the propor-
uon OF food elements. water protein, fat
sugar, dextrin, starch. and the element
peculiar 10 coffee alone. caffeine. which
makes IL the most marvellous tonic ever
found, each coffee contained
FROM Mocha. Java. Brazil. Arabia.
Malabar, Costa Rica, Cordova, Ceylon,
Borneo, Egypt Nubia Sudan-from
every part OF the world-from every
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
NAE WOOD DEFENDANT
IN SUIT OVER LAND
BY Associated Press.

DENVER, Colo. May 14.-Mac c.
Wood, who achieved notoriety some
years ago through her suits brought
against the late Senator Thomas c.
Platt of New York, was made defend
ant today in the United States district
court here in suit brought TO eject
her from a section of valuable land
near Juesburg. Colo. The suit is
brought by Evelyn NJ. Thomson of New
York, who claims the titlo to the land.
Several weeks ago Miss Wood brought
suit in Sedgwick county 10 quiet title
to the land In controversy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Raby Left on Docrsteps.

4 iinv baby boy was left on the
ctens Of the home of William Pleiser,
2S1 North Second West street, Friday
nigbt, according to the reports that
reached Lieutenant, Shannon at poliee
beadouarter, Saturday morning Both
NJ and Mrs. Pleiser say that they will
take steps TO adopt tho child as soon
-. rnnusi hle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
HSlng Dining Car Crews.

i;leisnt Z. c. Fennessy Of the
q apartment Of the San Pedro,
gla ( Salt Lake is reassem-
b gsys preparatory TO resum-
~: .srvlce on June 10, az al
ra The diners have all been
tr.-class shape and Will be
p ihe opening by the first
!as There are ten dining
Ei1 The crews were discharged
rs aud will now be re-en,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
WILLIAMS ACCUSED OF
ATTEMPTING TO MURDER

A complaint was issued by the county
attorney Saturday against Harry Will
liams, charging him with assault with
intent 10 murder. Williams is charged
with shooting at Mrs. Nina Beckstrom
at clock Friday morning because
she refused TO let him into the house
on Floral avenue TO see her sister, with
whom Williams was infatuated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
4 LINE PROMOTIONS
~ local TICKET OFFICES

| cr.uon has been promoted to
,ss.snt ticket agent at the up
Nv of the Hartman roads un-
\ ittet Agent l.. J. Kyes. At
:. ane Mr. Crismon IS place at
4. .tsrion has been taken by
|F-,p. who comes from Hazen
4 \ l,ssfier assist Depot Ticket
81 |, King of the Short Line.
n Cnsnon and Mr.. Trapp are
= xho have worked faithfully
6,ist department, and their
m announced Saturday morn
Ek rleaslng news to their many
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Patriarch TAYLOR Dead.

Patriarch william Taylor OF Big Cot
to,,1ooJ. brother Of the late John Taylor,
.9a. .ni.T Tri3ay evening at his home OF old
oiua i,n IJc would hayo boen 81 years old
next september Funeral soTTices "a VII hn,,o be
n,,io-S.y nSiu at II O'Clock. Friends are in
yited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15

Election Of officers of Electa Chapter,
O. E. s., Tuesday evening. Ali
members requested TO be present
DORA FRANKLAND,
Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Corey to Build.

a. Nav l4.-Having obtained
II for extending most of the
his on the Southern Pacific
Tai and Nevada a distance of
inbred miles, A. B. Corey of
sr Construction company Will
begin establishing his
arps along the railroad line.
n extending the side tracks
si Lake division will reach
lGsnds Of dollars and will be
y before The end of the sum
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15

variety OF
soil. c I l.
mate and
method OF
e II ! ( Iva
ton, until
w c know
just what
each coffee
81 e I ually
contains,
Then we
G Y o o r l.
n1ented for
{ VI 7 [ h er
years. call
Ing TO our
aid all tina [
nj o q e T n
S g ! o II e .
could Of
fer proper
{ 10 n in G.
coffee high
In S q IN q
9 ] 2 nnentS
with those
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Taft Slightly Ill,
ased Wire to The Tribune

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, May 14-While
President Taft is suffering from a
slight cold, it is practically the first
ailment he has had since he entered
the White House, but it is not serious.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
SOCIALIST MAYORS
PLANS FOR PROGRESS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE, Nav ID
Mayor Seidel has evolved a plan
which he believes not only will
increase the prestige OF Milwau.
kee as q manufacturing city,
but will bring many dollars to
the municipal treasury, lie
would have the city go into the
real estate business and handle
manufacturing sites ms well as
residence property. The mayor
proposes that the city buy land
at low prices, plat it in accord
ance with his plans for increas.
ing railroad sidetrack facilities
and resell it for factory sites
at n comfortable margin of
profit,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
WEATHER FORECAST FOR SUNDAY

Forecast for Salt Lake City and vcnFa
For Ua-Fair Sunday portion; Monday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15

low In the same elements, until at last
We. produced Electa-Hail Balanced,
Conee with every coffee element equal
ized-the perfect coffee. In EIecta Coffee
there is no excess Of any one element TO
distress the most sensitive. The eIe-
ments have been balanced, yet it is all
coffee.
And this new coffce--EIccta-Hait Bal
anoed, Coffee-bas a flavor that the
coffee experts and blenders have searched
Tor thousand years In vain
No man has yet ever held pen who
could do justice To the aroma, the favor,
the delightful, satisfying tonic stlp1ulant
In perfect balance Hes the perfect flavor:
you must taste 1t TO really know what
It means.
Electa Coffee is Not Doctored Coffee.
There is no doctoring or eliminating
OF amy element IN EIecta Coffee. 1t is
nothing but coffee blended" in a way
that has never been dreamed OF.
ground, but cube cut. In special ma
process the chaff Is taken away, the
pulverized. coffee and the dust removed.
and the tiny cubes graded over md over
again until all are uniform. Then
weighed automatically and packed with
tight. special metal containers, which
will keep IL for years without changing
or the loss of its wonderful flavor. Il
cost $4,000 10 produce the first pound
with the absolute guarantees OF perfect
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funded upon the return OF the empty
can. Electa-Hail Balanced, Coffee Is
sold by Schramm- johnson Drugs Give
Stores)
Send today for the wonderful littis
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just how Electa Coffee is Hall Balanced.
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CHICAGO ILLINOIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
Stations

Indicates increase In temperature
Indicates decrease In temperature
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-07
A. ]. Baxter of the hoard of ma

A. j. Baxter of the board of man
ayers of the baseball association has
received a letter from the manage
ment of the Grand Junction team con-
cerning dates for games between the
teams of the two cities. A game is
wanted for Grand Junction during
the state G. A. r. encampment and
one for the 4th of July. Wittle, a
league man who is already in the city
hPe signed up for the season and the
management are negotiating for five
eastern men and 1t is hoped to have
the Montrose team in playing trim as
soon as possible. Greenbank who did
such excellent work behind the bat
for the Montrose team will probably
occupy the same position this season
-Montrose Enterprise.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-07
To Breed Harness Horses.
Especial to The sentinel.I

New York. May 7.-Racing men
and breeders here have organized an
association to be known as the New
FORK Trotting Horse Breeders asso-
Fiation. In announcing its forma,
lion. the organizers say:
"All signs point to tremendous
demand for trotting bred horses In
he near future. The demand will
come from all sections of the globe,
Especially from New Zealand. Aus
.tralia. and several countries of South
VAN erica. to say nothing of Europe.
which took more trotters from this
,ountry last year than for the three
Srevious years combined
ll fnis great prospect for a demand
or our trotting-bred horses amounts
20 certainty and the breeders of
New York state should be prepa red
70 have their share of the harvest"
The list of membership includes
Jnhn e. Madden. James Putler. A. ].
Teieh' !" E. D. Stokes. General
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-07
Additional Field Day Results.

The field meet which came to an
end at $3.50 last night was perhaps
the best event of like nature ever
held in the Grand Junction high
school. The program was we'll ar
ranged and each and every event was
contested closely and resulted in high
class records.
Seven school records were broken
and in two cases the state records
we're equaled. Taken as a whole II
was the classiest, most exciting and
most successful meet held on the
Western slope.
The following are the results not
recorded yesterday:
44O-yard dash-Lineup: McSher-
ry, Terrell, Davis. Coen. Terrell first,
McSherry second, Coen third. Time,
SIS 2-5 seconds.
Pole vault-Lineup: McCary,
Caldwell. Johnson. McCary first,
Johnson second. Caldwell third
Height, feet.
SS0-yard run-Lineup: Hutchin-
son, Currier, Welch. LeVan. Currier
first, Welch second. LeVan third.
Time. 2:22 2-5.
Discus throw-Lineup: Johnson,
Budelier, Hickman, Caldwell. John
son first, Budelier second, Caldwell
third. Distance S3 feet ! 0 inches.
Relay race-Juniors first, (Cald-
well, Terrell, Frey and McCary): SEN
iors second, Courier. Weaver, Rhine
hart, McSherry): sophomores. third,
(Coen, Walker. Miller, Johnson).
DR.. Freudenberger, referee; G. H.
Marshall. started: Louchs and Nc
Clintock, Judges at the finish: Nc
Sherry, announcer: Harper, DR.. Cole
and Underhill, timers: Gates. official
scorer and recorder. The following
is the list of winners with their num-
ber of points:
McCary, junior, 20.
Terrell. Junior IS.
Currier. senior, 16.
Johnson, sophomore, IA.
Budelier. sophomore ~.
Caldwell. Junior. s.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-07
Secretary Wilson has signed

Secretary Wilson has signed a
memorandum of agreement with the
Great Northern Railway company.
and also one with the Northern Pa
cific Railway company, which pro-
vides for cooperation of the forest
service and the railroads to prevent
damage to the national forests from
fires along all lines operated by these
railroads. These agreements had al
ready been signed by r. l. Earring
ton, vice-president of the Great
Northern. and Howard Elliott, presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific. so that
they are, by the signature of the sec
retary of agriculture, now In force.
The agreements have in view both the
reduction to the lowest point of the
fire risk from the operation of the
railroads and joint action by the for
est service and the railroads to fight
all fires which may start along the
lines. The companies agree to clear
and keep clear of inflammable mar
terial a strip of varying width, as
conditions may demand, up to 200
feet beyond the right of way, and to
provide all locomotives which do not
burn oil with suitable spark arresters
and other standard euipment to pre-
vent the dropping of fire. 1t is also
stipulated that every effort will be
made by the companies to operate
their locomotives so as not to cause
fires. The protective strip is to be
designated jointly by representatives
of the railroad and the forest service.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-07
Zbysczo and Roller.
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Chicago, May 7.-zbysczo, the Po-
lish wrestler, who is to meet Frand
Gotch here May 80 for the world s
catch-as-catch-can title. was matched
yesterday with DR.. B. F. Roller of
Seattle for finish match in Buffalo.
The date is set for May 16, which
just gives Zbysczo time to return to
this city and fulfill the requirements
of the articles of agreement with
Gotch, which calls for his presence
here by that time.
Roller and ZbyscZo were to have
met here last Friday night, but a
threatened attack of blood poisoning
prevented the match and sent Roller
to the hospital. He was discharged
from that institution yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-07
EDITOR HOLMES is THERE.
Especial to The Sentinel. !

lopNtldi " Ht
st. Louis, Mo-, May In spite of
the fact that nearly every paper in
the United States has told its readers
that III. j. Holmes, editor of the Glen
wood Springs, Colo, Daily Avalanche,
was all in down and out and that he
had turned hobo to regain his health,
the several thousand delegates, who
are here attending the meeting of the
Farmers union are convinced that
there is screw loose and that Mr..
Holmes is about the most stylish
"hobO" that ever crossed the country.
During the week, Mr.. Holmes has
been one of the most active of the
delegates to the meeting and has
proven beyond doubt that he is one
of the staunchest friends the Farm
ers' union has in his own state of
Colorado. He was one of the speak
ers on the program and addressed the
delegates on the subject: 1.-THE Farm
er and the Financier: One Owns the
Dirt, the Other the Earth"
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-07
Deny Des Moines Franchise Story.
Especial to The Sentinel.l

Des Moi Ia, May 7.-"Des
AA.sfctnes is iilaIFg to ff0se her baseball
franchise" has travelled over the
Western league circuit like wildfire
and the authority for the statement
purported to come from President
O'Neill of the Western league.
In the first place, a statement made
later by President OANeill at Topeka
was to the effect that he never made
such an assertion and the report had
been concocted from whole cloth"
Owner Higgins of the Des Moines
club had contemplated such move
ment the latter part of last year, but
it was only contemplated as the busi-
ness men called meeting immed-
lately after the close of the season
and laid plans for boosting the cham
pions in 1910, which so far they have
carried out better than was expected.
The Greater Des Moines committee,
one of the greatest boosting organiza-
tions in the state of Iowa, has pre-
pared an opening day reception for
the Des Moines club next Tuesday
that will probably equal any baseball
celebration in the history of the city.
For this game they have sold 5000
tickets at 81 per"
There were many reasons for the
financial showing of the Des Moines
club last season. The magnates were
unfortunate enough to have rainy
weather on every holiday date sched-
uled in Des Moines. Besides this the
park had been removed to the out
skirts of the city and for the first
time in the memory of the fans, they
couldn't leave their offices at 81 80 in
the afternoon and be inside the ball
park within five minutes.
There are probably as many dyed
in-the-wool' baseball fans in Des
Moines as any city of its size around
the circuit and just as soon as they
become accustomed to the changed
conditions the team will be supported
and supported loyalty.
Des Moines appreciates the work of
Owner Higgins in giving them last
season the best club in the Western
ileague, and one of the best parks
around the circuit. And when Des
Moines is appreciative, they will show
it"
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-07
BOYS WILL BE BOYS

and are always getting scratches
cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps, burns
or scalds. Don't neglect such things
they may result seriously If you
do. Apply Billiards. Snow Liniment
according to directions right away,
and 1t will relieve the pain and heal
the trouble. Price 25s, soc and 81.
Sold by the C. d. Smith Drug Com
pany's five stores, Grand Junction,
Palisade and Fruita.