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state Of Colorado. No. H2.
County of6ianni=on '''''
q. a Addinston aud Mabel Ad-1
diBston.
Plaintiff MM0xs.
Mary " Palmer
Defeu,iant
The People - the state Of colorado.
named. GkEtTlNh.
Nou are hereby required 10 sppesr in an nc.
ton bruneht against Nou by the shove named
piaIntih, IN uhc County Court Of tiuur,i-,,n
County. state af Colorado. aud answer tle
eoniplaint therein within twenty dsy- after thf
service hereuf n served within This counts or
" served out of the county. az by publication.
within thiriy days after the service hereaf. ex-
cinsive of the day OF service; or Judgment bs de.
isuh viii be tak.n against you according 10 the
prayer of the cont llaint. And Il copy 81 the
complaint "a the above entitled action he not
served with this summons. " the -ervic
hereof he made oo' OF this STATE. then ten DAYS
additionsl 10 the tim" herein before specified
fr appearance and answer will bn allowed be.
i"re the taxing of Judgment by default a.
aforesaid.
The -aid action Is brought 10 require the de.
fendan' 10 set forth the nature of her claims in
and to The West Half 81 the south hast ausr.
Ter W. stAal. the >or'h Last guar er of the
south East quarter >tA4 ST. and the south
Es-t quarter of the NORTH las, qnarfar fsF,,
Me- of SECTION sis lsl of Towuship Forty X
80 NORTH 81 Range Three Is West % the New
Mexico Meridian. IN the County of tiunni-on
and state cf toiorsdo. aud thst the adverse
claims "f the defendant thareto may he deter
mined ny decree of this Court; that by said
decree IL be declared aud adju,iaed that the de-,
f-ndant has not any estate. claim or title Ia or
70 the said property or any part thereof. and
that the title Of plaintiff thereto he decl. red l.,
he good aud valid; that the defend he fur-
ever dehsrred from asserting claim to said
real property or any part thereof adversely 10
plaintiffs.
Aud rlsintiffs pray Tor such further relief in
ciudibe costs of SUIT rs may appear just.
A. VIII more fully appear from the com
pialDi In said action To which reference is here
mate ant a cory ~ whioh j. hereunto attached.
And you are hereby notified that n you fail TO
appear. ana 10 answer the said complaint a.
above required the said plaintiff will cause
yoor default to he entered herein and then pro-
ceed ." Judgment against yon prayed FOR in
SAID complaint
GIven under my hand and Seal Of said Court
~ 6unnison- IN SAID County. this 26th day of
November, A. ID. 1910.
Aas. GEO. HETHEkINGToN.
W. Judge and Acting Cierk.
Published Dee. q. 1910 Jan. &, IsiI
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-16

Dr. Sanford occupied the Dunkel
brick ground floor rooms for his
office
Harrison Pope was caught by ID.
]. McCanDe in the act Of rObbing tAe
Christian church
ID J. McCanne tried his hand at
Matching trout eggs, getting 100000
native trout eggs from the Hartman
ponds.
The Lubricator mine ON the
Cochetopa, owned by Shores a SiIls
was beng worked James LaCouut
had large force Of tie choppers at
camps along the Cebolla.
After five years pastorate Of the
Presbyterian church at Gunnisoh.
Rev. Chss. Fueller resigned. as he
had too rnuch political work with
duties OF superintendent of schools
on his hands. However, the church
body refused TO accept his reslgna-
ton
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-16
DANGER IN DELAY
Ai1oey Diaeoaes ass ~ 1aaxessu< Sss
6ussissa pesV>< - N<xtsct

The great danger of kidney troubles
is that they get firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health Is
gradually undermined Back ache. head
ache, nervousness, lameness, soreness.
hmbago, urinary troubles. dropsv.
diabetes and Brights disease follow in
merciless succession. Don't neglect
yoar kidneys. Cure the kidneys with
the certain and safe remedy, Doan s
Kidney Pills, which has cured people
right here in this locality.
&. y. Naneleave. $40 Blake Street,
Salida. Colo, says: Il do not hesitate
to recommend Doan's KIDNEY Pills. AS
know that they are an excellent kidney
remedy. For some time | was bother
ed by a dull pain and SORENESS across
the small of my back and occasionally |
had sharp twInges in my Ions. For a
couple of days ! was confined % my
bed by a severe spell and at that time
began using Dosn's Kidney Pills which
were recommended To me by party
who had been taking them for a similar
trouble The contents of one box Was
sufficient te rid me of ali my aches and
pains and have not had any trouble To
speak of since.
For sale hy oil DEALERS Price ~ cents.
fceser -hiiitssre Cc-. Huflale. New Yerk.
.ole agents fta tbe United Stssee.
Remember the nane-lhMn' 's-aBa tahe
De etber-
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)sssauhh So - Q

he lspsztmepi q: Aer.esitsEe
has recenily ss-1se / azuers b.i.e<sa
n ssss. enslf.~d. '->ehsel ExeTcs~rr
b. liant froauct.on n ,s.ssensied
ns,luly isr ;esch.rs ~ tss rural
sciaiH. posntsnx oSs ~ then hs~
- : very ssmpse nSs;erssis. such a.
tn esns. empty bsstiss. cork-.
- sien soxes.arparsss. can t,e nsese
~ he pupsl- theusssiVes bv whsca
tteF could Illustrate she growth IL
ps.sItt-. the movement of ~ascr ~ the
y the reiat'on cd plsni leaves -
o. mos-tsre. aermsnaa'on, plant pro.
PaEatIon BY the var,oos iora- II
srattiBg
n We reach comparatively few
Wa sers. we csil the attention 81 ear
tarHsers and their chl.1reB b. this 81
lcss dtnely Interesting bulielln. ~hsch
ca be had b, application b. the Ie
Parta,eni ui Aer'e"Itsre. Ma-hlne-
iou. ID G.. ss " ,s pr,pted fs free
sl-irIbsrsan We hape eur farm
reatiers wGli send and get thss bale
"a and read ~ Ne know they will
b. sHrPri-ed net 50 much at the ia
fnrmatIon 1t CONTAINS az b. aerlcul-
tuFe, bet as 30 methods by ~hsch
they can hnd out for themselves
thlHgs which II Is important they
should know, and an 81 doine have
good deal II fpn
II ls worth a good deal for the boy
D psck up the tan cans aud BOTTLES
about the house, and use them ior
the same purposes for which expen-
sive apparatus ~ purchased IN the
laboratories Of the colleges Ii has
always seemed 10 as that the llttle
girl Thought a good deal more OF the
OOH she made or dressed for herself
Than the hner one thai is bought far
her The boy thinks a great deal
more 81 a piece of apparatus be can
make himself than he does oi one bis
iather gave him the money 10 buy.
We have Thought further that the
boy learns more by finding out things
for himself than by having IT pound
ed into him from textbook. In
Tact, II is essential 10 the develop.
ment Of character in boys and girls
that they cultivate 10 the greatest
posslble extent their powers of obser-
vatIon and also their skill in making
things. Boys particularly ENJOY
making things, and thev will be sur
prised TO learn how they can make
an alcohol lamp out of tin box
such as candy or waters are put up
IN how they can make simple APP
paratus ost Of waste material that
will show how plants get their food
from the water and the air, and how
the roots grow. Their sisters will
be surprised TO learn how they can
graft the plants they are caltivating
IN the garden, such as Reraniams
and verbenss. They will both he
surprised to learn how they can graft
the trees in the orchard, how they
can change the fruit ON a tree by
bodding, and how easy u Is TO do.
The next generation Of farmers
will have to use their eyes and ears
and minds to better pnrpose than
those of the past have been Obliged
10 do; and we do not know of any
better way Of learning how than by
seading for this bulletin. reading il
carefully, and then making the APP
Psratus and proving the things
which IT is shown can be very easily
demonstrated. BY this method the
boy and girl will get some large
chunks Of wisdom, and their father
will get wisdom, m ore on less. accord
ing TO his capacity, and all Of them
will have good time ~ Wallace's
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-16

l ffftNtr
Plaintiff,
Tue Unkno~n Heirs u eustav
Levi. Deceased. BEN
Iindauer, Trustee. Mayer 81 MMO<S
LInsiauet, Successs,r in Trust
and >ettie brown aud Pred
A. Wolfe, sole and only HEIRS
ct Louis Grssmuck. Deceased
D-fendants.
THt fEoPLEOF THE ST ATE OFCOLO ADO
To the ukn,awn Heirs of tiustav Levi De.
ceased benJ.fmin Lindsuer, Trustee. MAYER
Lindauer, Successor in Trust and >ettte brown
ana red A. Acife, ss'ie and only heirs of Louis
.frssmack, deceased, the defendants above
named, GREETING
You arr hereby required 10 appear in an ac.
tion brought against you by the above named
piaiptih, IN the County ,ourt nf 6unnison
County, state If Colorado. ana answer the com
paint therein within twenty DAYS after the ser
wee h.-Hesf, II SERVED within this county or n
served cut of the county. or BY pubiicat ION.
within thirty days after the service hereaf ssE-
elnslse of the day Il service or Judgment by
dtiHuH vii Dc taken against yuu according 10
the prayer of the complaint. Aud II a copy OF
the complaint IN the above eutitled action h..
nft served with tins snmmuns, ii tine service
here,f be maze out of this state, When das :
sdditisnal 10 the time herein before suse ne 4
lor attpeersnce ana sHswer will be altswed he
lore the taking - Judgment by defaait afore
said
The said action Is hoaeit 10 require sefen-
dsnts ana each of them ~ set forth the nature
81 their claims m aud 20
Lots thirteen tSi. fourteen IA and fifteen
v an bisek hfteen Ia, IN the Town tf tiua-
his"b, ounty - tfunuison aud state of Color
sto, aud ttsi the adverse claims Of defendiatsts
he dets'rmIuea by decres 81 rhis curt that
by said deeree II he dee Jared ana aaiudaad
that dsfeudsuJs have any of them any e.
tste claim tftis in or ~ the said lots OF
any one sii Them ruy part theresf and that
the title of plsfntih be u.siar.a legal
and vHlia That defeBdants he forever dehar-
red from asserting any elaiH whstsxer IN or
u said lots or psrt thereof ADVERSELY o.
pirintft And plsfftih further prsys Tor such
other r-lief, lBciuain. rssts at suit. - may
afp-af just te the tourt.
A. viii nssare fully appear fron the complaint
IN said action to which reference l. here mad.
ana esips af winch II hsreunfo art seiaea
And you hereby ifies that II ven fail u.
appear. ana te answer the SsId rtinit.lsint ~
Shove reau red. the plaintiff will cHu-. your
default to he entered herein and th.,i trs,re~d
to Judrn'-ut against you prayed fssr said
eom rfelnt
tfiyen under my hsnd and the seal sf said
tourt a. Ounni-s,r. IN ssid County. tins 2srh
day of >oveuber. A d. isiu
l~aa GEO HETHERf>GTON
W 'u''@e and a''i"s { '''rs
irst pesbif-iee. D.e. y faia
Last publ i-i,ed ysn. 4. 1911
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sT4TIoSERY PR0Pos srS

Notice Is hereby given that the B0arI a.
'ounty Commissioners of the uuuty Of tiumni
sou viii receive bids for supply ing said County
Tor the year 1871 with al bssoks stationery rec
ortis, printing, htbograTlhin pens, iuk, Z. Pc
writing supplies snd blanks reauired bN tie
County Tor Us use during said Iiue. Ssa led
Prnpussls may be filed with the clerk tif said
Board on or bafure January 3nd Inn
Dated December 1, 1910
J.HURLEN. Clerk
First pub. Dee. /. last pub. Dec 23 1910
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-16
Easy Ckris1nas SksppiaQ

You can buy nice Amas presents
suitable Tor every member oi the
family or for beaus and sNeethearts
too at l. +. Gavettes Then sit in
the parlor to rest aud enjoy bot or
cold soda fountain refreshments.
Regular city stvle
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-16
TWENTY YEARS AGO

>hoifid upia gcqileiUiance y. fars8f.
Aud nsu,f brotisii,t D. mani
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sC0 RoNs

sVURONs
state Of Colorado.
County of Gannison, Ne. la27
In the County Court
Martha G. Brown.
Plaintiff
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-16

Fine stationery our speciarty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-16

sutrer vraps fsr sa,e u Ne~pcnaa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
RAILROAD RATE WAR
NARROWLY AVERTED
Pennsy and Central Hurriedly
Revise Fares to Avoid Threat
ened Trouble.

CHICAGO. Dec. First class passen-
ger fare between Chicago and New York
over the Mihcigan Central and the Pam
Handle routes will be $50. after Janu-
airy 10. according 10 adyiccs received
here late today subsequent 10 a secret
meeting in New York between repre-
sentativcs OF these roads and Of the
Eric. Wabash and Grand Trunk. at
which a rate war was planned. This
LAYS 10 rest the spccter oi slaShed rates
and Improbable competition.
This action by the two routes which
heretofore have enjoyed dfferential
rate OF Sl9 for the Michigan Central and
SIS on the Panhandle. followed open
threats OF another rate war instigatcd
by the Erie. Wabash and Grand Trunk
such as the Erie used two years ago
to strsighien out the complicated emf
grant rate situation.
Specifically said an official OF one
OF the roads involved the Michigan
Central and Panhandle were entitled TO
the privilege OF lower fares in our opin-
ion so long as their service was cur
tailed by ferries, When their service
was as efficient as the roads charging
500 the three so-called insurgents
claimed they ought 10 have the added
inducemcnt OF low fare removed. This.
the telegram says was agreed TO. IL
merely removes what We claicmd was
an unfair advantage. Today's action
means there will be no rate war
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
HOW THIN FOLKS
CAN GET FLESHY
New Accidental Discovery Gives St2rt-
ling ResuIts-Puts Flesh on Thin Peo-
pie and Rounds Out imperfect FIoures.
Simple Prescription Given.

For women-and men. too. for that
with anything they wear because OF
abnormal thlnness and angularity. this
remarkable prescription is destined TO
solve the problem. AS n beauty maker
for the figure " Is simply wonderful
while II adds brightness 10 the eyes.
and color 10 tho cheeks and lips. II
requires no particular dieting, but acts
as an aid 10 nature by its peculiar actio,
on the nerves and blood supply. The
blood and nerves distribute over tine
body. all the nourishment or flesh build
Ing elements obtained from the food.
The trouble with thin people has always
been that they do not absorb or retain
enough Of tho neshy matter to make
them gain In weight even 10 4 normal cN-
tent; but this new discovery OF blend
ing certain harmless drugs is a revela-
tion 10 science. and hundreds have
gained from ten 10 forty pounds IN few
weeks. There is no danger OF becoming
TOO fat When you get tho right weight
then stop using
The general health and strength is
greatly improved IN any one from the
age OF sixteen 10 sixty. Women soon
get plump. with well rounded arms and
full bust, and men become straight
strong looking and healthy.
In a half pint bottle get three ounces
of essence OF pepsin and three ounces
syrlp OF rhubarh. Then add one ounce
compound essence cardiol. shake and
lat stand two hours. Then udd one
ounce tlnc;ure cadomenc compound
mot cardamomD. Take teaspoouful
before and after meals. and weigh be-
fore beginning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
Railroad Notes.

Effective today. n change is made in
the arrival OF the Oregon Short Line
train from Butte. Instead OF arriving AZ
Sis a. m. the train will arrive at 1910
a. m. and Will leave Butte daily two
hours later than under the old sched-
ule.
Farley l.. Williams. chief counsel for
the oregon Short Line. Will leave for New
York today on business connected with
the company.
J. w. Walton. travelling passenger
agent Tor the Burlington. and W. II.
Handin. soliciting agent for the same
road. left Thursday night for Chicago
20 attend meeting OF Burlington en-
ployess. The local boys" were Joined
In this city by number OF representa-
tives of the Burlington from Chicago
The Chicago meeting IS one of those
educational gatherings being held from
time 10 time by all tho big railroad sys-
TENS Of the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
HERE Is A REMEDY THAT
WILL CURE ECZEMA
I'VE PROVE IT.

Why waste time and money expert.
menting with greasy salves and lotions,
trying TO drive the eczema germ from
underneath the skin when the Schramm,
Johnson, drugs, FIVE stores, guarantee
ZEMO. a clean liquid preparation for
external use to rid the skin of the germ
life that causes the trouble2 One ap.
plication will relieve the itching and
oftentimes one bottle is sufficient 10
cure a minor case of eczema.
In over 1000 towns and cities IN
America the leading druggist has the
agency for ZEMO and he will tell YOU
of the marvellous cures made by this
clean simple treatment, ZEMO is recog.
nizcd as the cleanest and most popular
treatment for eczema, pimples. danruff
and all other forms OF skin or scalp at
fections whether on infant or grown
person. Will YOU try a bottle on our
recommendation!
SCHRAMM JOHNSON, DRUGS,
FIVE STORES.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
WIFE'S CONFESSION SAID
TO BE CAUSE OF KILLING

NlNCENNES, Ind. Dec. THAT
Charles T., Gibson. wealthy oil ncld cp-
orator. successfully plotted To gain con
troll OF Mrs Menio Moore and that her
confession to her husband so excited the
latter that in a iii OF insanity he shot
and killed Gibson was the statement OF
Moore'S counsel in court today after the
state had closed Its case against the de-
fendanC
Mrs. Moore will tell her story tomor-
row. MoOTcs father and mother were
witnesses for the defense today, They
described Moore. who is manager OF a
circuit OF theaters. as being Intensely
nervous.
Both testified that after his wife con-
fessed TO him and 10 them her alleged
relations with Gibson he left town
abruptly.
Moore met Gibson in the railroad sta
ton In this city on October 3. and without
warning shot him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT
CONSIDERED BY CABINET

WASHINGTON, Dec. AFTER hay,
ing been revised three times Presiden.
Taft : message TO congress is TO be sub|
mitted to special conferences todavl
Consideration of the document oceupied
more than two hours and it is said ,has
several slight changes were made. Ac
cording 10 tho latest report the mes
sage win be ready for distribution Fri
dav nioht or early Saturday Follow
ing. his regular !messa"e President Taft
viii send a special message To congress
embodyiug the report OF the board q,
engineers appointed 10 consider reclarz
tion projects in the west under the 500.
100000 appropriation made at the Jas,
session of congress
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
AYERS WOMAN ASKED
$4,000 FOR HER VOTE
Planter Accused of Bribery
Says Female Agent offered
to Sell Influence.

YAzOO CITY. Miss Dec II G.
Dulnney, q wealthy planter and politician.
today denounced his accusers and called
the charge that he sought 20 bribe a
member OF the state senate 10 vote for
Leroy Percy for United States senator
as a dirty hlackhearted lie
Dulaney WAS the last witness intro
duccd by the defense In his trial. which
has been IN progress FOR ten days,
Dulancy testified. by Mrs Nclll-Law-
renee. who has ayowed That she acted es
the go-betwccn." but he told her that
votes would not bc bought. adding that
she wss being made fool Of Two
thousand dollars was the amount Mrs.
Lawrence asked according TO Dulancy.
State Senator Bilbo, who, tho indict-
ment alleges. was bribed. visited Du-
igncy frequently. the witness declared,
but he never paid Bibo or promised 10
pay him for his vote for Percy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
AUTOMATIC ELECTRICAL
SWITCH BEING INSTALLED

The first automatic electrical switch
In Salt Lake City is being installed by
the Utah Light & Railway company.
Tho work OF placing the switch was be-
gun Monday and will be completed to-
day or early tomorrow.
BY a simple device the switch is under
charge OF the motorman OF the car.
Should his route be the straight track
he shuts the current off az the trolley
wheel passes an overhead pan on the
trolley wire. Should the car be routed
10 take a curve at the switch the motor
man simply keeps the current on and
the switch is turned The mechanism OF
the switch is said TO be simple and hard
TO get out Of order
The new switch Is being placed at Sec
ond South and Third West streets Should
II prove 10 he what is claimed for IL
several more will be installed in the near
future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
Scene in Court When Lawyer
Tries TO Connect Mrs. Glover
With Murder.
| LET'S GIRL RETURN AFTER
HUSBAND WAS TEMPTED
Boston Woman, Who Accuses
Cape Breton Miss, Has In
comfortable Day.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec. IA col
loquy between Mrs. Lillian NJ. Glover,
widow OF Clarence r. Glover, and Mel
vim NJ Johnson. leading counsel for
Hattie lie Blanc. who is on trial for the
murder OF Glover, held the interest OF
all in the court room during the whole
OF todays session and wss not concluded
when court adjourned.
The cross ss-examination by Mr. Johnson,
who announced yesterday that he IN
tended TO show that Mrs Glover had the
motive. the capacity aud the opportunity
for the murder OF her husband. covered
much OF MIS-. Glover's life since she
came to Boston from Cape Breton. II
dealt minutely with her actions and feel
ings on the day and night of the murder
and the few days that followed.
Seeks Missing Letters.
Mr.. johnson brought out that Mrs.
Glover was twice married TO Glover.
once in Boston in 1880. and second time
in Providence. ten years later. She SAID
the second ceremony was performed De-
cause she understood that the first was
not legal.
She admitted certain falsifications re-
garding her birthplace and hor name,
and certain discrepancies between her
testimony and that given at other hear
lngs were pointed out
She said that she sent for Hattie lie
Blanc. who lived near her own birth
place, clothed ner ana led her flndly
she found her husband with Hattie and
sent the girl away for week. She took
Hattie back and on the fateful day, No
yembcr 30, 1909. Glover took both women
TO football game.
Marriage Ceremony Repeated.
One OF the lIvelest incidents OF the day
was over some letters said TO have been
written by HatticS relatives and held
for Il time by Mrs. Glover. These let
ters apparently had disappeared, but Mr.
Johnson was anxious TO get them and be-
came so lnsistent that the district at
torney started to defend the witness.
Judge Pond ordered tho district attor-
ney TO q scat Mrs. Glover promised tc
look for the letters.
Mrs. Glover said she knew OF no rca-
son why Hattie lie Blanc should have
shot Glover. She admitted that she her
self had shot q revolver at n target.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
KING GEORGE ARBITRATOR
IN DISPUTE WITH CHILE

LONDON Dec. king George as ar
bitrator today received the counter cases
I'm the Alsop claims dispute between the
United States and Chile. as presented To
the foreign office last summer by Amer
lean ambassador Reid and Chilean Min
lister Cana. II is expected his majesty
viii render his decision within a month
The United States claims sonnet hing
more than 81 500 600 from Chile In salts
faction OF money advanced 10 the Bolivian
government In 1871 In exchange for con-
cessions in africa Before the agree
ment was fulfilled Arlca passed to Chile
In war. Chile subsequently agreed 10
assume the obligations or Bolivia to the
American concessIonaires. The matter.
however. has never been settled and after
prolonged negotiations was submitted 20
The arbitration Of King George.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-02
.ELKS WORKING ON
ANNUAL EXCURSION
Probable Princes of Purple
VIII Make Trip Over the
Salt Lake Route.

You might as we'll begin 70 save your
money and quit being extravaeant for
you certainly will want TO go TO Los An
selcs in February. AT least that is what
the local Elks say. and they ought TO
know, for they are completing arrange
mentS for their fourth annual excursion
TO the land Of sunshine and oranges. and
any one who has been on either of the
three previous trips knows what IL means
TO 90 with the Best People on Earth.
The committee In charge OF tho trip
has not arranged all details, but enough
has already been done 10 assure that the
excursion this year VIII be the great
est ever. While official announcement
is lacking from the Elks committee and
local railroad officials both IL is under
stood that the Salt Lake Route Will be
selected and that at least three special
trains Will be needed 10 carry the crowd.