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been the first winning basketball
squad from this school in many
moons.
At the Odd Fellows hall in the
evening a reception was rendered the
Montroseans. Speeches and music
made up the program of the evening
until IL O'Clock when the visitors de-
parted on their special.
In speaking of the game Coach
D'Aule said this morning:
Although 1t was a good game, |
was far from satisfied with the re-
suit. Taking into consideration the
condition of the field, decided that
to open up on trick plays would be
very dangerous. However, a good
many trick plays for runs around the
end and line smashes were used.
Great credit is due to all the Grand
Junction players for their magnificent
gritty finish which they made Satur-
day.
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MARY JAMES Pa"

There are so many good points
about Mix Figman's new comedy pro
duction, Mary James Pa" in which
he will appear at the Park opera
house on Saturday, Oct %, it would
be difficult to enumerate them all
Still while laughter and wholesome
fun dominate the entertainment,
there are some very potent lessons
conveyed in the story-some that
touch men and women very closely,
especially married mea and women.
II shows how easily two lives can
drift apart and how independent each
becomes of the other If left to go their
separate ways. There is not always
a little Mary Jane to bring them to-
gether and then there is gap in their
existence which time nor anything
else can ever fill. Mary James Pa"
may be aptly described a sermon told
through laughter and smiles.
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Stealing Second.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Oct 1.-THE
old, old stunt Of stealing second base
with three men on the sacks was re-
peated the other day in a game be
tween Lansing and Kalamazoo in
their settlement of the pennant chase.
Jack Morrissey, former big Lacquer,
and Central player, now owner and
manager of Lansing. pulled off the
trick. Jack was on first with two
men on the sacks before him. Sud-
denly some of the more observing
spectators saw the Lansing head cul-
tivator of non-bone-heads begin to
dance around in his position at first
as though about to dash for second.
Sure enough, as the pitcher delivered
the ball Morrissey beat it for second
for all he was worth, and the third
out was easily made.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. Albert Giesecke of Denver,
president of the Denver Music COM
pany does not own or use an A. B.
Chase piano in his home as advertis-
ed by local piano agent. Mr.. e. A.
Cox. formerly of the Knight-Campbell
Music Co. now of the Denver Music
company recently exchanged a Kurtz-
mann piano and bought one of anoth-
er make. Mr.. Cox bought his Kurtz-
mann direct from the factory.
The late Mr.. Campbell of the
Knight-Campbell Music company was
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| SPORTS
WIN
BOTH GAMES

Working like young demons in a
drizzling rain and upon muddy
field, the Grand Junction Tigers de-
feated Montrose high here Saturday
afternoon by a score OF 10 to g. In
the first half the visitors made a
touchdown, kicked goal and held the
locals so firmly that no scoring was
permitted. But in the final half the
locals took brace and by superior
knowledge of the rules and furious
linebucking forced the Tunnel Trot-
ters across the field and finally won
the game. Good feeling existed
throughout the game.
The girls likewise added laurels to
the local school by winning from the
visitors at basketball by score of
to 2. Coach Marshall's team has
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SLIGHTLY COLDER WITH SNOW.

When you see that kind of a
weather forecast you know that rheu-
matism weather is at hand. Get
ready for it now by getting bottle
of Ballard's Snow Liniment. Finest
thing made for rheumatism, chill
blains. frost bite. sore and stiff joints
and muscles, all aches and pains.
25c. soc and $10O bottle,
Sold by C. d. Smith Drug Co,
stores, Grand Junction, Fruita and
Palisade, Colo.
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Opening at Pimlico.

Baltimore, Oct. 17.-Ftne weather.
fast track. large attendance and
an exceptional program ushered in
the fall meeting of the Maryland
Jockey club at Pimlico. The Matron
stakes was the feature of the day.
Hildreth depended upon Zeus to
take the colts end of this famous
stake but was beaten out in a mad
drive by Naushon. In the filly di-
vision of the stake, Bashti simply
toyed with her field. The colt sec
ton of the Matron stake was valued
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w. J.. Meyer of The Fair has re-
turned from Lyons, Pa, where he has
been for the past few weeks at the
bedside of his sister, who is the moth
er of Hon. VIM. Weiser The lady is
now much improved. Mr.. Weiser re
turned several days ago and is now in
Denver in attendance at the legisla-
ture.
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The Presbyterian Christian En-
deavor society will hold its monthly
business meeting and social at the
home of f. f. Udlock this evening.
Considerable business will be attend
ed TO and an attractive social program
has been arranged.
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Rev. D. b. Forsyth, formerly pas
tor OF the local Methodist church
addressed a large congregation at the
Denver Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday after
noon on Christ and the Common
place" DR.. Forsyth is now superin-
tendent OF the Denver district.
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The Indian School ReveilIe for Oc-
tober has reached The Sentinel. As
usual it is a creditable number and
an effective argument for the educa-
tion of the Indian boys. Their eX-
change selections are as well chosen
as those in the large newspapers of
the country.
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A union social of the Christian En-
deavnr societies OF the city will be
held in the Congregational church on
the evening of October 2S. The
Hallowe en- idea will be carried out in
program and refreshments.
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Mrs. c. f. Lance returned home
from Helper, Utah, after spending a
pleasant week visiting friends and
relatives.
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|16 YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN PLATEAU VALLEY

For Plateau Valley real etsate call
on or address T. e. Kitson, s17 South
avenue, Grand Junction.
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Consult the Man Who Knows.

Consult the Man Who Knows.
He tells your name, occupation,
age. Tells you just what you called
for without asking a single question.
Tells everything you want to know;
whether husband, wife or sweetheart
is true or false. Names whom and
when you will marry; settles lovers
quarrels; reunites the separated, To-
Gates mines, minerals, treasures, alb
sent friends. Tells you how to gain
the love OF those you most desire;
how to invest to obtain best possible
results. Tells what to do, what to
avoid Gives advice on all important
undertakings and business transac-
tions.
Whatever your troubles, he can
help you. II you doubt his ability.
rall and he will give you positive evi
dence. Unlike the fortune teller and
pretendeT. he asks no fee in advance,
and no fee unless he tells you what
yeu wish to know.
Readings, Soc.
Hours: $3.50 an. to 9:38 Pm.
Rson 8, AIT Main St.
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lnvestiga:- our methods, our stool
of lumber and our pricss.-The Ra
mey-Perce Lumber Company.
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Interurban hssaA
Service ~ .,.. s.
WEEK DAYS SsEa1

Leave Grand Junction am, 1890
am. $3.50 am. IL am, 1880 pm.
3 pm, 3:45 pm, $50 pm. 6:15
pm. s pm, s:46 pm, 1890 pm.
Leave Fruita 7:15 am. S:45 am.
s:45 am, 1915 pm, 2:35 pm.
Ais pm, pm, GAS pm, 1880
pm, s:15 pm. 10 pm, 11:45 pm
Sunday Service.
= Leave Grand Junction 7 am, 8:1i
am, $3.50 am, 10:45 am, 1891
pm, 1:15 pm, 2:30 pm, 3:45 pm,
. PM. 6:15 pm, 1880 pm, s:4
pm, 10 pm.
7 Leave Fruita Sis am, $3.50 am,
1o:45 a.m.r 12:01 pm, lis pm.
2:3O pm. 3:45 pm, pm, 6:15
pm. 1880 pm, s:45 Pm, 10 pm,
l1:15 pa
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For livery rigs, can the Blue Barr
and you will find satisfaction and tn,
best Of treatment. Phone junction
228, 319 Colorado avenue.
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The superiority of HAWKES. CUT
GLASS is evident to the discriminat-
ing buyer. G. W. Primrose. jeweler
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Velvet -four sells on what it ha'
proved itself to be-. and not on idl'
"laims.-Hilbert's
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The superiority Of HAWKES. CUT
GLASS is evident to the discriminat
ing buyer. o. ". Primrose, jeweler
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Sec the fly nets and prices at Ere.
Mentey's.
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Your winters supply OF Somerset
Coal is here. Independent Lumber Co
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at 1855 and the division for nIlies
TAT SS,34O.
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For heavy hauling see Barton 4
Terrill, Fifth and Colorado.
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!. l'.Q)g '.)g PROF.
2W:2s5I HUGO
WORLDS FAMOUS CLAIRVOYANT,
SPIRIT MEDIUM.

| want to get acquainted with you
and prove to you that l am 100 years
ahead of any Clairvoyant or Psychic
in the world today.
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Somerset Coal Ioi ralrge. heater OF
'Urnace Trdepend-nt Lumber Co.
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is but one Of the many fea-
lures provided by Rock Island
Lines electric-lishted train de
luxe. the
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THE GRAND IUNCTT IN nArTv srnr,,--
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NuESTRoS ENleMAS.

mingo; debiendo esta !etrs variar,
en- cada semana.
4Cusndo hayan acertado los enies
mas dos personas cuya micnl de&
apelids est6n iguaiznente osrca d.
h letra designada para el enkgua, j
correspondent el obseqio 8 Ia per-,
soma cuya segunda htra del ape6de,
est4 mas cerca de Ia letra previamen
te designada y ad sucesivamente.
Por ejemplo. 81 los solucionistas H.
Fernandez y R. Facundo han envia-,
do soluciones acertadas en- el n,ismo
orden de prioridad, siendo Ia letra'
previamente deagnads Ia E., eupe-
zando los des apellidos por F. y es-
tsndo por 10 tanto igualmente dis
tantes de Ia letra E., correspondents
el obsequio al Sr. Fernandez, por
que Ia letxa E. segunda de su ape
lido, est4 mas cerca de Ia letra E,
previamente deagnada, que La la-
ira A, seguada del apelliao del ST..
Facundo.
5-Las contestaciones 1 los enig-
mas deben venir acompadadas de
un cup6n que al efecto publiaa este
diario todos los domingos. 81 la So
luci6n por sus condolences puede
estar contenida en- Ell cupon, esori-
base en- 81. En- otro case, escrfbase
en- papel y remftase u1ida al cupo
Dor un al6lex.
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Tn gran pdblico es boy devote
de nuestros enigmas. La eu1tura del
pafs dA una prueba mas de gu inten-
sidad con Ia estadstiea que De las
Neolaciones de estos enigmas pudiera
'hacene.
Hay un gran espfatu de analiss
y una gran viveza de Imagination.
NADIA Sc resiste & nuestro pubhce,
No hay di6cultad que no sea venci-
da en- IL seluci6n de diches enigmas.
Las condolences para obtar 4 los
premies que Sc ofreoen por solucio-
mes & enigmas son las siguientes:
l-Corespender& el obsequie a
IA solusi6n acertada cue llegue pri-
nero &estas o6cinas, no consideran
dose priozidad.en este concepto, sine
Gpartir de las 10 dc Ia noche del jue-
ves de cada semana.
2Entre varias soluciones acerta-
das, el ohsequio correspondent & Ia
persona, cuya primera letra de 81
lapelido sea 8 este mas cerca de de-
terminada letrs del alfabeto, resul.
|tando con este que on realidad 81
gue 81 erd6n alab6tico, pero cam
fbiande peri6dicamente ESQ orden.
=; 3-Todas las semanas en- la pAgina
spertiva Sc designar4 la letra del al.
lfabcto que debe servir de punto de
Ipsrtida para el enigma cuya solu'
lcioa Sc ha do dar en- el pr6xime d:
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1886

Encantador Y gracioso es el mo-
delo de esta falda de irlanda de supe
nor calidad. Esta cortada por un nue.
vo patron V sus lineas sientan bien
como su elegancia. La sobre-falda
de tdnica y la porci6n de abaio pie
gada estzn bonitamente adornadas
con entredos "clunny''
Buen gusto v rehnamiento estAn
de manifesto en- cada linea de este
elegante modelo, el cual esta muy
, bien confecciopado con esplendido
mate rlsl.
Puede hacerse de Ia tela que Sc de-
see.
El patron esta cortado en- cinco
tsmatoS
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32551

Sencillo. pero muy bonito es el di :
seho que para las madres amantes
de la comodidad de sus hiiitos damos s
hoy en- el modelo presente. La blusa
de este traiecito puede hacerse de
broderf Y tambien de otra tela. De la
blusa salem los pliegues que dan el an
cho suhciente a esta pie,a Las man
guitas son cortas. Puede tambien ha
cerse con cuello alto y mangas larga s
cuando Sc hs de emplear para las pr i
meras horas de Ia ma nana. Pueie ha
cerse de Ia tela que Sc desee.
Ell patron estz cortado en- 3 tsms =
hos-l q 5 amos Para un niho de 3
ahos el patron requiere 2 yardas de
material de 36 pulgadas ancho-
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! y hubiese estado meior & no ser por
, los frecuentes chubasces, que caye-
: ron. 80
! A pesar de la derrota que sufrio
Ell "Altesa", sus aficisnados aplau-
dian EMBELLISHMENTS A su querldo
club, aunque este solamente era re-
presentante por uno Dc sus players.
Despues de larga hcha y prolon-
gadas disputas en- las que 5 POGO Sc
suspende el juego, sali6 yictorioso el
"savarona", qued.ndo por clio des-
contentos los players dd "Alteza",
que prometieron volver Ia iucha'
Que asf sea puee.
Ell score fue el siguiente; :,
Clubs 1234567S9 Total
savaona 3oos2Oloo 9
Alteza 31o00oolo .
Elmartes 70 del corriiente celebr6-
Sc el otro nsatch entire el famoso club
"Army" y el "savarona" de cagua;s.
Nutrida y selecta concurrencla
ocupaba las glorietas.
La victoria estuvo indecisa desde
el gegundo lining hasta el noveno,
aunoue conocida es va la fama de!
Army: pero Ell "savarona" lucho
con mucha serenMad y q no ser por
peouehos errores en- Ia primera y Sc
gunda bases Ia victoria hublese sen 81
reido & favor del club cagueho' NO
vaya 4 Greer el curioso lector que
declaramos este por sentlrnos muy
regionalistas, no tai, nuestro reglo :
nalismo no llega 4 esesextremo: da,
mos al cesar 10 que es del cesar y a
Cristo 10 que es del Cristo", no nos
sentimos favorecedores de ningdn
bando, aunque dicho sea de pasa-
, da, simpatizamos con nuestro teom'
Estos errores bien pueden atrlbuir'
,, Sc al tenor que inspira en- el campo
l de batalla ell mas fuerte sobre el ma
J. d6bil: pero sabido es que elercltto
}. formidables han side derrotado
DOR otros menos fuertes.
Despuss de rehida lucha obtuv
IA victoria Ell team, "Army". Por {
score que transcribimos y que cree {;
mos uno de los mejores de Ia lsls
Sc We que es esta una derrota de I
sas que bien pueden llamarse vlctt
rias. Hello aquf;
!, Club 123456789 9 Tot
Army 2oo2OO0O0 4
Savarona 100000 2
Ell concerto celebrado en- el "Pa
= que Palmer" por la banda del bat
lion puertorriqueho qued6 lucidlE
mo Sc ejecutaron de modo admir-
BILE pleas selectas, espeeialmente
walls marry Widow, junto con
coro de :"grisettas", pasadobles
= otras.
Immense gentio di6se cita
el "Parque" isl 7todas las n
v ches de Caguas fueran como est
- que algeria para s'ts moradort
~ Quizas no esta muy lejos ell dfa
que asf sea, pues en- Caguas q
media el entusiasmo.
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3O89

Sorprendente en- extreme es el mo
delo de traie semi-prlncesa desarro :
llado en- este modelo. Va cerrsda en-
Ia parte delantera con bonitos boto-
mes. I'm cuello marinero Y pecherin
de broderi. Las mangas son largas Y
angostas. Este traie esta adornado
con sutach: Y TN fald6n bien plegado
forman SUI adorno.
Este bonito diseho es propio parl
hacerse en- telas gruesas, como piqus
sarga, etamina ' tambien en- seda {
lana.
El patron esta eOrtado en- 3 tama-
hos-l3 IL amos. Para una senori-
is de Is ahos el traie requiere ST "a,
das de tells de Sc pulgsdas Y 93 var.
das de Sutzch-
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32249

AEorzones grandes. cuello, corba-
ta y mangas largas cuyos puhos es-
tan hechos de alfozas y estas dan el
pheeue necesario. In cinturon como
de dos dedos foman tOdo el sdorno-
de ests blusa para nihos. Los panta-
loncitos SON abombschados- Puede
hacerse en- h tela que Sc desee,pero
este serS meior en- telas color entero
y que san obscurAs.
El patron est& cortado en- euatro
tsmaho-2 & 5 amos. Para un niho
de 8 atos el lus requiere 27-s yardss
de material de 36 pulgadas-
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$3.50

De atractiva iona es el traie que
este modelo representa-, desarrollado
en- un estilo propio para verano. De-
be hacerse en- telas lavables. Como
puede verse Is de muy sencilla con-
fecci6n y esta con.iste en- un entredo 5
dando la vuelta al cuello fernando
un pequeho escote y cayendo sobre
el lado izquierdo hasta POGO mas aba
10 de La cintura. Dos alforzas anchas
dan holgura q Ia blusa Las manga S
son semi cortas con TN entredos de
pufo.
FL patron est& cortado o en- cinoo
tamahos-34i42 pulgadas de busto
Para SO pulgsdas requiere7 Is yar
das de SO pulgadas de sncho. V 4 de
entredos pars el adomo
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Nddie sabe que su casa es-
I'd desalqualada. Made 10 So
be, porq4e usted no 10 aauracio.
81. deseo alqualar su casa que
ahora no le produce r,ada antln-
ciela en- ia Correspondent
cia" Para esta clase de anu1-
clos hay en- este dtario precios
especidle. man llmttddos.
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ra ell Shah encontrar diversiones. El
Visir le present6 Ia Gsta que Sc mues-
ira en- ell cfrculo situado a Ia dere-
cha del grabado. iPuede Vd. tradu-
cir los nombres de las cludades?
Con un POGO de paciencia y con la
ayuda de las tres franjas que Sc
muestran q la derecha, debajo del
circulo, podra Vd hacerlo facilmen-
tie.
De acuerdo con las condiciones
que pubicamos en- esta plana y con
aquel premio, designamos para este
enigma Ia letra c.
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Al conercio de Ponce

To6ss las ca.as al por may or estln
hacienda grande acopio de Harins -
trigo marca TRES ESTRELLAH.
Tanto los industrialss com, los dslA-
llistas de Ia PERLA del sur NO do-
ben permirir gee sc les venda oizD
marcs- ExIale Ii msrca IRIS ES-
TRELLAS que Is uns garsutia para
el Ia1 y toda otra industriA Pnai
detalles & su sgente en Poacs daat
Fernsn 10 Malpica, Hotel IDgbtRn.,
Monedas de ere CAlifornia0
&c 80 eentavos. 25 csntavos $50 ,,
s2i de venta en- ID Joyeris d +
III 1HkHAHN. ssn JoeG Is
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ACTOR DREW,
No 10 olvideis.

Ron SaR Luis Los Sres A. Alva.
jez hermano, siguen obteniendo 81 me-
ror exito con Ia venta del acre&tsdo
hon San Luis" proaudo de supsrier
calidad que ha ccnquistsdo justa a.
ma On la isla = fuera De ella 10
eontiene sustancias nodvas y e- una
bebida tonica y reconsttuyepte. so
divides que los pedidos delen hacc.ss
Ia acreditada casa calle de San joss
en- San Juan. "Ron San LUIS.
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BASEBALL"
EN- CACUAS,
En- Ia semana Sc lleva-
ron a efecto dos re-
nidos desafios.
El primero entire ''Savaro-
ma" y "Alteza", fue de-
rrotado el ultimo.
Ell segundo, entire "Savarona" y
el Army. qued0 derrotadO
ell "Savarona".
De nuestro corresponsal.

Abril 15.-Esta semana ha habido
dos importantes desafios de baseball
en- ell "Caguas Ball Park.
Ell primero tuvo lugar ell domin-
go. Luchaban en- este el "Alteza" y
el "Savarona" este dltimo jugo bien
como de costumbre. "Alteza" jug6
muy bien, y merecen especial men
ci6n la Ira. base, Trompiti Y ia 2da
Henry.
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1928

Notable en- extreme es Ia blusa
q. representa- este modelo el cual IS
una p;esa para usarse en- La mesa en-
horas de conidas. Puede hacerse en-
telas claras como limo, musellnas y
tambien en- sursh 6 seda de Ia china.
CuelIo vuelto, alforzas en- Is parte
delantera negando en- hnea rects con
el busto, ahozas en- gupo En- Ia espal
da llegan hasts Ia cintura- Las man
gas son lazgss otilo obispo.
E patron estI cortado en- cinco to
mahos 81 & - pulgadas de busto
Para 36 pulpdas b blusa requiere
n yardas denatersl d. So.
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ENIGMAS.
NIIMERQ A.

S6lo dos soluciones CORE ctas fue-
ron recibidas & este enigma envia-
das por;
Srta. Antonia Sierra, Bayam6n.
Ricardo J. Hernandez, Santurce
Corresponds el premio al Sr. Ri
cardo ]. Hernandez, Parada IA,
Santurce.
La soluci6n es Ia siguiente:
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NUMERO Is.

Ell shah de Persia, fast;diado So
beranar,ente de la NOR otonia de su
palacio, decide hacer un viaje. Al
efecto pidio & su gran Visir una lista
de las ciudedes en- las cua les pudie-
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JULIO lEPPENFElD MES 1Rl

Maestro de obras, mecanico, eomercian-
tie; conpra Y venta de productos del pals
gran existencia de carbon vegetal.
Comisiones, representations y consig-
nacioncs.
MIRAMAR STOP T. -sANTURCE,4 PR
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N essa impreDta se vsnds pap3 p
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DIsTRICT COURT NOTES.

Judge NJ. l.. Richie OF the Third dis
trict court issued an order Tuesday cit
Ing Selma Swanson to appear In court
on Oct. 20 to show cause why her
breach of promise suit against James
McTernay for $4,000 should not be
dismissed, After the filing of the DAM
age suit by Miss Swanson. and before
the case came up for trial. McTernay
died, and tho petition for tho order to
show cause recites that with the de-
PENDANT In the suit now deceased, there
is no reason why the action should
not be abated. s
Walter Bryant has brought an action
in the district court against w. II.
post and nearly 100 other defendants
to quiet title to property consisting OF
some 40 lots distributed along the
southern edge Of the city
i. f. sprague has filed suit in the
district court against Forest a. Car
irenougue and Violet V. Garrenougne
and q. S. IIallock to recover judgment
on n note for s1.1S0.32, with interest
from Sept. 1 s, 1910 and $50 attorneys
fees. wi
C. L. Bemis has filed suit against r.
Stinglcy, administrator of the estate
Of Austin H. Bcmis, deceased, asking
that the court decree that no is tho
owner of 100, 900 shares OF tho Walker
Mining company, in Plumis county,
Cal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-19
NEW ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
Elder Ncphi Anderson Returns TO Salt
Lake for Genealogical journal.

Elder Nephi Anderson, who was
recently honorably released from tho
1sditorship of Liahona. at Indepen-
.bnce. Mo-, has been appointed as
5soclate editor Of the Utah Genealogi-
,ral and Historical Magazine Of this
5rity and Will devote his time to the
gliding OF that important work, Joseph
"a. McRae, former president of tho
Western States mission. succeeds Mr..
Anderson AS editor Of Liuhona.
Mr.. Anderson states that the mis-
vionary work is progressing in the
Central States mission. the headquar-
&ters of which Is at Independence.
Great good will Is shown toward the
elders, especially In Independence,
Kansas City, and the state OF Mis-
souri, An important work under way
Is that of forming branches or.
colonies of the church throughout the
conference. a number of branches hav-
Ing been established In Texas, OEfa-s
homa and Arkansas. a large number
Of saints are gathered at Kelsey. Tex.
md have all church organizations.
~ President S. O.. Bennion of the Cen
tral States mission has tho full conf
lence of tho elders, and systematic
work is being performed all along the
line, under his direction. Liahona Is
6raWdly extending Its subscription list
md Is gecoming vehicle Of valuable
Information to the elders,