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The Paonia newspaper., 1910-08-26
uorcHklss HAPPENINGS
Fro. the Hotehhi.. Herald

rron the Hotchkiss Herald lI -
EN-. winters, who lett here Last
vIntsr Tor his home N Missouri sut.
5Sx wlth tGbsrcpiosis died last
TiiSull DAY, August 1ith. Mr.; wintera
~ He fof couple Of years and
ndde many wsrm friends. A.e 81
Horn 20 fhos. WATSON md wife on
Tt6Sday morning. q TN ~. .a
4 a. Norris came down from Pa
onia the f,rst Of the week on some
business matters.
If. Wakefield Of PaOnia was here
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Lodge Directory

Royal Neighbors OF America, the
cheapest insurance Order. First
wednesday evenings. business meet
ing. Masonic hall. Third Tuesday
afternoons social meeting at mem
bers homes-Delia Hanks. Oracle.
Inez Brown. Recorder.
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From the North Fork Times
Rev. Giller and family returned
from their visit in Routt county last
Friday evening. Mr.. Oilers health
is greatly improved by the trip.
Mrs. Maud wessa OF Denver is be-
hind the counter at the Duke-Han-
son store. She is pleased with Hotch-
kiss and her position.
John Rowland came in Friday
from Utah, where he has been look
ing after an irrigation enterprise In
which he and several other Hotch-
kiss men are interested.
One of the most interesting and
hotly contested ball games that
has been played in this vicinity was
played Sunday between Redlands
and Allen mesa teams. Some OF the
players played the kind OF ball that
commands a salary and II they were
where they could have plenty oi
practice they would become profes-
sionals. The score was II to II in
favor OF Allen mesa.
Mrs. ID. W. Thomas left Monday
for Salida to be with her husband
who viii undergo an operation for
appendicitis at the Red Cross hospi.
tai.
A nine year old son Of Buck Holy
bee, while playing last Sunday, ran
into barb wire and received serious
injuries about his face. The doctor
took several stitches in sewing up
his cheeks and lips.
Miss Shaffer of Cleveland, Ohio.
who has been visiting her parents on
Redlands mesa, left last week for her
home. Miss Shaffer is private sec.
retary to John ID. Rockefeller and
can tell many Interesting things
about the old gentleman, who, she
says is n very pleasant and socidble
man.
Jack Leeming and Ed jenkins,
Somerset miners, were badly burned
Sunday by the igniting OF the gas in
the mine where they were working.
They were rescued alive but not un.
til they were SO badly burned that
for a time their lives were despaired.
Art Lawrence returned from New
York Monday.
A. s. Neeley and family went to
Walsenberg Tuesday, where he will
teach school this winter returning
here in the spring to look after his
ranch.
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Churches

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Sunday
1000 n. m Morning Worship 11:0O a. m.
rh rtstian Endeavor $3.50 u. m. Evening ser
vice 7:3O D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
7:3O D. m. Teachers training class 30 p
m. Thursday at the parsonage. Junior
Choir at the parsonage Friday T:30 p. m.
senior Choir at the parsonage Saturday 7:3o
pm EUGENE ii. ROBINSON PASTOR
NJ. e. CHURcH-Preaehingo on Sunday at
close of morning service. Sunday school as
g:45 a. IN. Junior League at 800 y. m. Ep-
worth League at $50 p m Prayer mott
tice Friday at 1880 A cordial invitation AND
hearty welcome to all
J. q vEEhrLLios. Pastor.
CHRISTIAN cHURCH-Every Lord's Day
Sunday school 1000 A. m. Preaching SER
vices la a M and THO .. m. G. r. Prayer
Hertinr $50 o. m. Md week Prayer meet
ing every Wsd.esday 1:3o p. m.
c. @. sTouI. Pastor.
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Fpn the Delta Independent

Fun the Delta Independent
Captain and Mrs. Bragg have been
entertaining Mrs. w. w. Coffee oi
Duluth, Mimi, who for several years
was a trained nnrse OF the govern
u,ent, and in which capacity she was
assigned to care for President TAFT
when Governor OF the Philippines.
Frank Simmons has moved to
Delta from Paonia for a few months
while helping to build the new NJ. E.
church.
Robert II. Walker returned last
Friday from Grand Junctionafter an
abeence OF several weeks. He Will
now in company with Hon. NJ. d.
Vincent OF Paonia open a new law
office in Delta, under the name ol
Vincent & Walker and will occupy a
suite OF rooms I'm the Postofiice
building.
Among the weddings of the past
week we note: w. d. Wheeler and
Mrs. Adah Wilson OF this city were
united in marriage at the brides
home at 3 o'clock Wednesday after
noon. Rev. william Sly officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ). Franz OF North
Delta announce the marriage OF theiI
daughter, Selma Jane, and Mr.
Frank Mcconnell OF Spriner, New
Mexico on Sunday, August IA. Rev
George barley officiating. They vii
make their home In New Mexico.
Harry G. Shaffer and Mrs. Betty
Clarke were united in marriage OF
Monday eveningat the Presbyterian
manse, DR.. G. NJ. barley speaking
the words which united them fol
life. Mr.. Shaffer is at the head OF thu
Delta Credit company and Mrs
Clarke, up to the time OF the mar
rige, was his bookkeeper.
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Or. Harry A. Smith

OF Delta. Eye. Ear, Nose and
Throat specialist, will be at the
Paonia hotel the Second Tuesday
OF every month. Glasses Ftted.
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the latter part OF the week locking
after business matters.
Mrs. 1. B. Woodward was Oper-
ated upon last Sunday morning fol
appendicitis and is getting along
nicely.
Miss Jennie Hall OF Breckenridge.
Missouri. a cousin OF Editor Black
well, arrived Tuesday evening and
will visit for few weeks.
Eddie Webb came in last Monday
evening from Rifle to be with his
father, who is very Ill and not ex-
pected to live but a short time.
dad" Shaw has been sojourning
at Doughty Springs for the past two
weeks and is loud in praise of what
the water will do worn out ma
chine as he calls 1t.
C. F. Wheeler and family OF Elberta
are spending this week at the Grand
Dakes.
The Misses Bessie Fobare and
Mabel Abrams went to Paonia yes
terday morning, where they attended
the examination for teachers.
Born to F. C. White and wife on
Hanson mesa, a ten pound boy on
last Friday.
Miss Carrie Hartman and Miss
Winnie Lawrence, who have been
visiting Miss Lizzie Gunther the past
month, left last Monday morning for
their home in Indiana.
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DELTA DoSos
From the Delta County Tribune

From the Delta County Tribune
On Saturday last Mr.. Albert S.
Tillotsou died at his home in this
city at the age OF 76 years. He had
been in feeble health for some time.
I'D. johnson OF North Delta last
week completed the work OF driving
coo piles in Hart's basin for the sy-
phou pipe which the Stockham Bros.
are having laid to furnish water for
their splendid tract on Antelope hill.
Elisha ] Jordan, father Of Miss Eta
Jordan, died in Delta Friday at the
age OF II years. The funeral services
were held Saturday.
On the advise OF Sheriff Williams a
Mexican, who gives his name as Lee
Allen, was arrested at Montrose last
week charged with stealing various
and sundry articles from some race
horse people at the fair grounds In
-Dslta. He was brought back and
had his trial before Justice Fairlamb
Monday, found guilty and sentenced
to sixty days in the county bastle.
Hon. M. D. Vincent OF Paonia has
accepted an invitation to speak at
Grand Junction on Labor day.
II. C. Getty has been in Denver
this week and no doubt helped out
in getting the legislators lined up for
the platform pledges.
John Travis and F. c. Helt left
yesterday in their Interstate autos
ON d trip to Salt Lake City. expect
ing to get back in about ten days.
They were accompanied by N. II.
Castle, ]. E. Hillman, N. Z. Clack,
Harry Mathers and Taylor Geer.
Miss Ester Curtis has been visiting
friends at Paonia this week.
@. q. Emry Of Fairfield, Iowa, who
visited his brother Roy here last
week, left for his home Saturday
after having purchased the business
Of F. H. Sanderson at Hotchkiss,
and will return in a few days to take
charge. The Emry brothers are the
hight kind OF people and with one at
Delta, another at Paonia and a third
At Hotchkiss they will make their in
f,uence felt for the advancement oi
Delta county's interests all along the
hne.
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Club Due. Based on Weight.

The business and professional men
OF the city whose weight is more than
200 pounds are to meet at the Hotel
Crunewald to form a club. The semi
annual dues will be based on the
weight OF each meg hcF at one cent a
pound. No applican, will be admitted
unless he weighs 200 pounds or over.
New Orleans Picayune
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-08-26
courte,v on the PhonA-

IF there's one thing that annoys
me more than another" said busy
man the other day. its the habit Of
some men of having their clerks call
me up and then not being ready to
get on the line instantly after l am
called away from my work to the tele-
phone. .rr .f ..-t-.....
II cannot imagine q more discourte-
Gus thing to do than that. II 10
equivalent to saying their time d more
valuable than mine. lil-i
Il sometimss. though not oftsn.
have my clerks st . line. but sst
a ~ nns inmqliately he 1pmber
answs,.. and % he tsifins. should
consiAsr my cqarpe pnpardoaabls
were ! to lAss - siSfk call up .
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"a ths hnS - eAil tns sftss ~ ~
fot49o4 J. ~ > s.<;ls,,.siea.
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State Legislators

Senator. Hon. Horace I. De Long
REPRESENTATIVE, DR.. j. A. Whiting. Eckers
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County Ofieials
Clerk and Recorder. II. X. Gibbs.
Treasurer n. j. Bradley
sheriff, /. Il. Williams.
Assessor, 8. l.. COckreham
Judge, c. II. Stewart
supt. Of Schools, Mildred Anderson
Surveyor, Geo. c. vickery
Coroner, DR.. C. II. Burgin
Attorney, George Stephens
Commissioner 3rd Dist. A. L: Rooerf~
Commissioner 2nd Dist, ". Z Steele
Commissioner 1T Dist, Geo. Wilson
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DIRECTORY
Town Officials

Town Officials
Mayor Clarence Nelson
FssSsdsss Rssssassr. Myrtle Pai.'
Electrician, w. r. Jewell
Marshal, ]. A. Boston
Water Commissioner W. X. Jewell
Trustees, C. c. Hawkins. A. J. Castell, Z.
E, Hufty, w. II. Baker, II. A. Bryant.
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H.rv,su's NV NV Slsy 4 eaiis4 ~olsse
Houses" NaadtsFS pfsfsf N y -
ps1 houses.
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State Officials

Governor. Hon. John +. Shairoth
state Supt. of Public Instruction.
Katherine NJ. Cook
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
G O N TIN u E D
r o
r A G F. o N F.
HELL'S KITCHEN

dred fold since July 4, and citizens
who at first were only amused are
now viewing the matter in a more
serious light.
The police say that pawnshops
and hardware stores have done a
bigger business in the sale of re-
volvers during the past four days
than at any similar time in recent
years. Most of the purchasers are
white persons.
A really serious situation has de-
veloped at Hammerstein's, where
Johnson is scheduled to open Mon
day night. The management has al
ways barred negroes from the boxes
at the roof garden. AS result of
their cleanup on the fight. all of
the sporty colored people are appar-
emily in the millionaire class and
nothing but boxes will do them. SO
far trouble has been avoided by the
management stating that all boxes
are sold, but this subterfuge is not
believed to suffice permanently.
Broadway restaurateurs are also
worried over the certain attempt
which will be made by negro thea
ter parties to invade their places.
Admission will not be granted them
and batch of damage suits are ex-
pected to result.
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WILL BE THE TAIL
TO TEDDY COMET IN INDIANA

ately by a speechmaking round of
the state by Governor Marshall,
who will plead the cause of John
w. Kern, Bryan's last vice presiden
tial running mate and the man who
aspires to Beveridge's toga.
To an outsider this may sound
like attacking a battleship with bow
and arrows, but to HoOsiers it is a
different matter. Marshall was
forced into the governors chair
against his own wishes by the Indi-
ana democratic machine, which was
in desperate need of compromise
candidate Marshall responded by
ignoring and almost disrupting the
Indiana democracy machine and
giving the state splendid nonpar-
tisan administration.
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CHICAGO HONORS
DEAD JUSTICE
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(By United Press Leased Wire)
CHICAGO, Juy S.-With all Chi
cago courts closed and the Chicago
bar doing honor to his memory. the
body of Chief Justice Melville w.
Fuller of the United States supreme
court, was buried in Graceland Gem
etery today.
Preceding the burial a brief and
simple ceremot- was held at St.
James Episcopal church at which
Rev. James E. Freeman officiated.
Justices McKenna, White,
Holmes. Day and Lurton Of the SUI
preme court. and Governor Hughes
of New York, who has been nomin-
ated to the supreme bench. attend
ed the funeral. Most Of the Judges
and we'll known members of the
Chicago bar were present.
A salute of II guns was fired
over Justice Fuller's body.
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|. R. MAKING
POLITICS BUZZ
(ey United Press Leased WIrs)

(By United Press Leased WIrel
WASHINGTON, July 8.-Politics,
dotted her and there with 1T. R."
are rioting through the national
capital today, following the an
nouncement that Colonel Roosevelt
will journey to Indiana to make a
political speech that will be an en-
dorsement of Senator Albert J. Bev.
eridge.
The buzz Of comment which
started when 1t was reported that
Roosevelt would endorse the sena'
torial candidacy Of Congressman
Poindexter of Washington had
hardly subsidized, following the
strenuous denial from Sycamore
Hill, when the new announcement
from the same place regulated the
situation.
The proposed endorsement put
several more squareiy in line with
the insurgents than any action he
has taken since the return from
Elba," according to the interpreta-
ton Of the progressive leaders.
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3-YEAR-OLD TOT
BADLY BURNED

Still suffering from the terrible
burns received while playing with
firecrackers last Tuesday, but with
a good chance for recovery, three
year-old Gertrude Delaney, daugh-
ter Of H. G. Delaney. city salesman
for the Washington Cracker COM
pany. is lying at her home swathed
in bandages from her hair to her
waist.
The accident occurred while the
tot was alone in tho yard Of her
home and the first her parents
knew of the accident was when
they saw her dress suddenly burst
into flames. DR.. "a. r. Northrup
and DR.. J. c. Graves, Jr.. were
called In to attend the child. The
physicions say that her eyes will
not be any the worse for the expe-
rience, as she seems to have closed
them involuntarily to escape the
flames.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)

INDIANAPOLIS, July 8.-There
will be tail to the comet when
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt flashes
across the Indiana political horizon
on speechmaking tour in behalf of
Senator Beveridge.
Democratic political leaders in In
diana have been awaiting with con-
siderable apprehension the an
nouncement that Bwana Tumbo is
to invade Indiana, and for some
weeks past have been figuring on
plans to counterfeit the effect of
his coming, should he decide to as
sist Beveridge AS a result it is
practically decided that the Roose-
Welt tour will be followed immedi-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
HAWAIIAN PRINCE
IN YACHT RACE


SAN PEDRO, Cal, July s.
Pprearations were completed today
for the American-Hawaiian yacht
race which will be held from this
.harbor tomorrow. 1t was announced
that Prince Cupid Kalanianaole. Ha-
waiian delegate to congress. will be
the guest of Captain Charles Will
der, skipper of the Hawaii, Homo
lIlu's entry in the race.
California will be represented by
three yachts-the Millilu, sailed by
Louis T. Ward, flying the Alameda
Yacht club pennat; the Sweetheart,
Commodore w. R. C. Smith, and the
Winsome, Captain Lew Harris, ell
tered by the South Coast Yacht
club.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
SEEK TO EQUALIzE
WATER PRESSURE
Mayor and Others Inspect Allendale
Find Situation Still Presents
Many Difficulties

That the water pressure In the
North Hill district is not adequate
to maintain a service both for
sprinkling and domestic purposes
Is still evident. The pressure would
be sufficient for ordinary house
purposes, but when everyone be.
gins sprinkIins about the same
hour the strain is too much on the
present system, and the sprinkiing
rules which went into force this
morning. allowing pretty free use Of
the hose may have to DO changed
again.
Mayor Pratt, Commissioner Arm
strong, Captain Gray and Engineer
Lindsay took two hours automo-
bile tour this morning through the
Allendale district and tested the
hose in front of several residences
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in the neighborhood. They found
a varying pressure. caused proba-
bly, by different sized pipes connect
ing with the mains, but generally
found that the people had some
water, although they were not sat
isfied with the amount. Some per-
sons said that it was liable to shut
off for an hour or two, with but lit
tie or no warning.
The difference in the pressure,
as taken by the hydrant gauge, can
be noticed in one place, which was
inspected yesterday afternoon. One
hydrant showed the pressure to be
10 pounds, while, just two blocks
away another test showed the pres
sure to the 80 pounds. The trouble
is not SO much to get water. as to
get the right amount of water at
the right time
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MAY CALL SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS
TO CONFIRM THE NEW CHIEF JUSTICE

(By United Press Leased Wire)
BEVERLY, Mass, July 8.-That
the senate may be called in special
session to confirm the nomination
Of q new chief justice of the su-
preme court to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Melville w.
Fuller, Is rumored here today. The
report declares that President Taft
is considering the action that the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08
DISMEMBERED
BY COYOTES

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SAN BERNARDINO, CAL, July s.
Naked and dismembered by coy
otes, the unidentified body of a
prospector was found on the desert
near Amboy by William Health,
manager of the Great Gold Belt
mine today. A. hundred yards from
the body Heath found an empty
canteen and a miners outfit be-
meath sagebrush.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

During June there were reported
to the health office IA cases of
smallpox, 33 of scarlet fever, ~ of
diphthera, five Of typhoid, AZ of
measles, five of chickenpox and one
of whooping cough. Thirty cases of
scarlet fever and two of smallpox
remained July l. Only six patients
remained at the isolation hospita al
the first of the month.
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MACCABEES' PICNIC.

Ladies' Of the Maccabees of the
World have made preparation to
hold their annual basket picnic at
Natatorium park. Thursday after
noon July IA. Each lady will bring
a well filled basket and then all
will join in feast at one large
table at the park. A regular la
dies exchange affair. All those
who can will remain in the evening
and invite their husbands. -; 20.
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SUFFRAGE WOMEN
CAMPAIGN AMONG
THE LABOR UNIONS

Mrs. p. P. Stafford and Mrs. Rose
Moore are conducting a speaking
campaign among the labor unions
of the city in behalf of the equal
suffrage. They have addressed a
number Of unions this week and
spoke to the cooks last night. This
afternoon they spoke to the walters.
Everywhere the members of the
unions are giving the suffrage
women a most cordial reception.
The union men treat the speakers
with much courtesy and seemed to
have soft spot in their hearts for
the cause Of woman.
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court may hear the tobacco and oil
trust cases without further delay.
No official statement regarding
the matter has been made and
many persons here doubt the
authenticity Of the report. They
declare that a special session would
cost 100000 and believe that the
president would not put the country
to such an expense unless some
more urgent need presented itself.
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SUING ON AN OBLIGATION.

An obligation contracted six
years ago in North Dakota and new
err satisfied forms the basis for
suit filed today in the superior
court by the U. S. Fidelity & Guar
antee company against Joseph A.
Kass of Spokane. Demand is made
for the principal and interest Of q
bond for $3.50 advanced by the
company for Kass and afterwafd
paid by it.
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FlVE-HoUR BATTLE.
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OLYMPIA, Wash, July 8.-Deputy
sheriffs today have rounded up a
majority of the IS men who fought
five-hour battle at the construc-
ton camp Of Rayott & Faubert on
the Northern Pacific at Grand
Mound yesterday afternoon. Six
Americans held off SO Hungarian
laborers in q pitched battle.
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BOY GIVEN CHANCKtsT0
REFORM

In the case Of Kenneth L. Brand.
charged with robbery, the defend
ant, who 10 but a mere boy. ap-
peared in Judge Huneke's court to-
day and entered plea of guilty. A
request for leniency for the boy
was made, causing the court to or
der q suspension of the sentence,
on the condition that he gives .
bond of $1,000 for his good behavior.
The bond was given this afternoon
and the boy released. He was
charged with the theft Of q mile
age book,
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A warrant was issued yesterday

A warrant was issued yesterday
in Justice Suckers court for the
arrest of A. H. Grovenor for failure
to provide for his child, now dead.
The warrant was issued at the re-
quest of his divorced wife, from
whom Grovenor was given decree
on the ground that she married be-
fore the decree from former hus-
band permitted.
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FOREST FIRES RAGE.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July S.-For-
est fires are raging in western Wis
consin today, according to dis
patches received here. The flames
already are dangerously close to
Eau Claire, city in Eau Claire
county, and the fire department has
been ordered to remain in readi-
ness to fight the flames.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-08

John p. BIbelow has filed suit
against H. e. Hendrix for $1065
damages for personal injuries re-
ceived in beating on the evening
Of July 4. Bigelow alleges that he
was struck without cause on the
platform at Liberty lake and rem
dered unconscious for nine hours.
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MRS. POINDEXTER
IS IMPROVING

Mrs. Miles Poindexter, who was
taken Ill with a light attack of
smallpox last Sunday, is somewhat
improved. She is doing nicely &C.
cording to reports from her home
today.
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The L. o. T. M. o. T. w. will
hold their regular hive review the
third Saturday evening Of this
month. July 18th, at the large Pa
cific Halls, S121k Riverside avenue.
All members requested to attend.
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WHAT THE WEATHER
MAN SAYS TODAY

Normal to moderately low pres
sure, with high pressure in north
Pacific. Rain in northern Rockies,
along western part Of Mississippi
valley, in gulf states and on Allan
tic coast, due to storm center near
| AXE SuDpriOr