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The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

Judge c. II. Stewart AMI II. c.
Getty came up from the county
seat Wednesday evening on cam
paign business.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

A. L. Dillon left for Walcott.
Wyo.. this morning after a visit
OF few days with n. me folks
Pitkin mesa.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

]. w. Beezley came down from
his ranch on the Anthracite
Thursday evening.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

Rev. X. Hester and family
left this morning tor Missoula.
Montana. where they will make
their home. The best wishes of
their many friends go with them.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

Mrs. Madge Frazier. who has
spent the summer as guest at
the M. P. Conner home. left on
Monday mornings train for St.
Louis, Mo. Mrs. Conner accom-
panied her and will make an ex-
tended visit with old friends, St.
Louis being her old home city.
Send THE NEWSPAPER east.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

Carnation chocolates are
not equalled for flavor and
quality. Sold by Dunbar.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

The Farmers Union will hold a
public meeting next Tuesday.
Oct. 18th, s p. m. in Crooks hall.
Organizer c. T. Rawalt will make
an address. The public is invited
to attend.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14
Complete line of New pei
fumes at Dunbar's.

E. A. Ault of Delta was up
from that city on business Thurs
day and Friday.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

Messrs. Robert Pitman, Harry
Langdon and Lawrence Terrell
returned home last Sunday even
ing after few days of strenuous
deer hunting and needless to say
they had a good time and brought
home game bag full of deer
tracks.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14

Will ]. Wood. who has been a
resident of Cedaredge the past
summer came in Thursday even-
ing from Cortez. where he has
spent about a month. to join his
wife. They will probably make
Paonia their home for the winter.
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The popular Safety Ra@ors at
Welboym's.
We sell fire insurance policy
that assures. CLINE & HUFTY.
FOR SALE:-Residence on Pop
lar avenue. +. r. Rockwell. ZIP
Money to loan--John H. Moore
Kennedy building, Paonia, Colo.
II Good Razor far a Dollar at .
W'ELBORNS.
Harry Hobbs was a Friday
mornings passenger for Salt Lake
City.
A. L. Binford was a business
visitor to the county seat Wednes-
day.
Miss Florence Converse left
this morning for visit in Salt
Lake City.
Complete line of New per-
fumes at Dunbar's.
E. A. Ault of Delta was up
from that city on business Thurs
day and Friday.
]. w. Beezley came down from
his ranch on the Anthracite
Thursday evening.
CaaA:on clocolaAoa ara
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-10-14
U. S Department Of Agriculture
WEATHER BUREAU

voluntary Observers nssseseiesiesi Record
For the week ending Oct. 10. 1910.
and corresponding week of 1903
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
OMAHA PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE TO CITY
the Omaha Bee.

greater percentage of growth in the
next 10 years
To appreciate just what the city has
done and some of the obstacles against
which it has labored. note the growths
IN population of the smaller cities on
the bay. Oakland, eight miles distant
and Immediately opposite San Fran
CISCO, increased 124 per cent Berkeley,
the seat OF the state university, gains
zoo per cent. and little Alameda goes
from $4,000 to $4,000. Probably the
largest part of this growth has been
made at the expense of San Francisco.
Tor people fiocked by the thousands out
OF the metropolis in April. 1906, into
these bay towns and established per-
manent residences there. Most Of them
never returned, except for business, to
Dan francisco. 1t has had to draw the
greater part of its increase from out
slde sources and the fact that 1T has
Drawn It shows something of what may
De expected of it in the future. 1t Is
a petter and stronger city than the one
tnat was burned. Fire could not make
easy headway against the new San
francisco, nor would it so readily yield
10 natures angriest elements. 1t has
the potentialities of growth and sta
oliity, therefore, which the old city
never possessed and 1t faces a better
day
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SAN FRANCISCO DOES WELL

San Franciscos population is 416.912
according to the new census. Consid-
ering that it was all but destroyed a
little more than four years a go, it has
made a most remarkable net growth in
the last decade. gaining 74,130, or 21.6
per cent. It takes wonderful recuper-
ative powers to do what San Francisco
has done. 1t takes something more
than beautiful climate and scenery and
wise boosting When the Bay City lay
buried. in its ashes in 1906 plenty of
people were ready with their dire pre-
dictions for the future. but they did not
know the spirit of San Francisco. They
know it now, perhaps, and know that
the metropolis of the Pacific coast has
more than come back
And there is every probability that
San Francisco will remain the metrop-
oils of the Pacific coast, the prodigious
growth of Los Angeles notwithstand-
ing For that matter. who knows
what San Francisco might have done
but for the disaster OF 1906 Or what
city could have done what this one has
under such blight? It's recovery from
the effects of that earthquake and fire
is its own guarantee for the future.
1t must be expected TO show far
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
Do you?

amount of his original bet II no
player comes in except the one who
broke the pot on an insufficient hand
a new hand must be dealt and the
penalty added to the pot. If one or
more players participate in the call
when such an error occurs the player
holding the best hand outside Of the
a player drives the original breaker
and all others out then the pool must
go to him.
HOOP sNAKE-H. W, Faunington. What is
the 50 called hoop snake? Is IL true that
hoop when it wants to 60 from place to
place?
The scientific name OF the snake is
the Abastor Erythrogammus 1t Is
abundant in the marshes of the south
ern states. and while it has been cred
tied with the remarkable stunt OF con-
verting itself into hoop investigation
has proved that it is a myth.~pure and
simple.
SAILING DIsrANCE-C.. City. What Is the
YORK 70 GiveTpoo9 " Fro Lverpooi 10 ,0 Pans@s
canal? From New Orleans to Panama canal.
and from San Francisco to Panama canal?
New York to Liverpool. s,0Ss: Liver
pool to canal. 4.53O; New Orleans to
canal 1850, and San Francisco to canal.
3.277.
JEANETTE-Subscriber. City. Is the whaler
Jeanette. which arrived In San Francisco bay
during the latter part of October. the vessel that
fitted up by the New York Herald for an
arctic exploration cruise number Of years ago?
No.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. City When man
is 25 years old, how many birthdays has he had
Just one, for no man is born more
than once. The day just one year after
his birth is the first anniversary of his
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
AE CeccAaooc

birth. and so on. Many persons confuse
anniversary with birthday.
TWO TEMPERATURES-J. o. w. CITY
What is the average temperature FOR San Fran
cisco and New Orleans during July and August
San Francisco for both months. 50
for New orleans-July. 50, and Au-
gust. IS.
- sTsAMsE-e II .tn. J.nesTiIs What has become
San Francisco and Portland?
ship.
wRfTING+A Reader. Turlock. Is II Gus
tomary for the mother Of a young man who
has become engaged to write 70 the young LADY
whom she has never seen?
There is no established custom.
nounced ''en-sin''7
The dictionaries give the pronunci-
alton as en-sin. with the sound OF e"
as in end and that OF 81 as in ice"
coRoNATIoS-B. s. city. Has an, date
been hxed for the coronation OF King George Of
1t will be during the week com
mencing June IS OF next year.
GETTYsBURG--oId soldier, Veterans bona
What were the losses on each side at the bsffIe
OF Gettysburg?
The Union loss was 1900 and the
Confederate 1851.
FIGHT-Sport. Grass VALLEY. vhsn aid
Jack Twin Sullivan meet Tommy Burma in
Los Angeles, and who wOn7
October II, 1905 Sullivan won in
80 rounds.
SULTAN. s.. City When vas John L.
Sullivan born7 -
October is. 1858
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MaaAMa4o.

mother habit
to bring
A friend of could
advice good boarding school which she send
o pep her for collie
l 10 made 10
need the
was-rght where she belonged,
haven't heard from her afraid my
plain speaking
But would do
believer sending the
believe that girl of that looking
herself stockings making
life outweigh the disadvangsan admit
of college life
But girl u Is IA away
OF
nd the moth VIII do
in
it looks there plenty of
kindergarten college
which
herle baby
Personally don't think risk
willing find
of difficulties modng her young mind and
n
Do you? NOAO&1- Os
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Answers to Queries

RosES-A. A. B.. Oakland. What is the
flowers!
Rose means love; Austrian rose. thou
art all that is lovely; bridal rose, happy
love; Burgundy rose. unconscious
beauty; cabbage rose, ambassador of
love; champion rose, only deserve my
love: Carolina rose, love is dangerous;
China rose, beauty always new; Christ
mas rose; tranquilize my anxiety; daily
rose, thy smile 1 aspire to; damask rose.
brilliant complexion; deep red rose.
bashful shame dog rose, pleasure and
pain; Guelder rose, winter and age;
hundred leaved rose, pride; Japan rose,
beauty is your only attraction; maiden
blush rose, if you love me, you will find
it out: montif1ora rose. grace; mundi
rose, variety; musk rose, capricious
beauty; musk rose cluster, charming;
single rose. simplicity; thornless rose,
early attachment; unique rose, call me
not beautiful; white rose, am worthy
of you; white rose (withered), tran
sient Impressions; yellow rose, jeal-
ousy; York and Lancaster roses. war;
full blown rose over two buds, secrecy;
red and white rose together. unity:
crown of roses, reward Of virtue; white
rosebud, girlhood; moss rosebud, con-
fession of love; rhododendron rosebud.
beware. danger.
PLUG TOBACCO-H. f. F., City. How is
plug tobacco prepared for the market?
1t is made by stripping the blades
of the dry leaves from the midribs.
These are sprinkled with an infusion
of tobacco juice made from the stalks
and other waste parts and allowing
them to ferment in heaps. This dark
ems their color, and while still moist
and f1accid the leaves are laid in piles
and are treated with a preparation of
a sweet taste Then they are sub
jected to great pressure. cut up in
bars and plugs and packed Each
manufacturer has his own particular
method. but the one outlined is the
general process followed
NAvY-F. G.. City. How many battleships
cruisers. torpedo destroyers, torpedo boats and
submarine boats did the United States and Great
Britain have during the first half of the cur
...,.,, United states Great Britain
Torpedo destroyers 40 15s
Torpedo boats IS lie
Submarines 35 81
INITIATIvE-A. Q. O.. Oakland Give
brief idea of the initiative and referendum
The Initiative means that legislation
shall be suggested by the people and
the referendum means that after the
representatives of the people have
framed the proposed legislation it shall
be submitted to the people again for
approval or rejection.
JACKPOTS-A. o. S., City What Is the
rule In jackpots when player breaks the pot
but discovers on the showdown that he has
not the requisite cards to do so? To whom
does the money in the pot go?
Hoyle has the following: when a
player breaks the pot without the
requisite cards to do so he must de-
post in the pool. as penalty, twice the
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
RSONS IN THE NEWS

ELLA WHEELER WILCOX. the poet and suthor,
is at the Manx. She and her husband. Robert
L. Wilcox, are making their annual winter
trip and on this occasion intend to tour China.
Japan and lava. They will leave San Fran
cisco November 20 on the Siberia.
GEORGE OTIS SMITH of the United States geo
logical survey who has been Investigating oil
lands around Bakersfield arrived In San Fran
cisco yesterday and is staying at the Palace.
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER THOMAS D. PAR
KER, U. S. N, and Mrs. Parker are staying at
the Fairmont.
CAPTAIN J. N. PICKERING Of the Monterey
ST. Francis.
F. n. GRIFFITH, New York mining man who
has interests in Reddiug. is staying at the ST.
Francis
j. 3. CORY. fruit grower Of Lodi. registered
at the Palace. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Cory.
C. R. BEARDSLEY. merchant Of Klamath
Fails. and wife are stopping at tn Turpin.
C. A. EASTMAN an automobileman Of Portland.
and Mrs. Eastman are at the Palace.
REV. AND MRS. ELMER W. GAIT OF Tabor.
Ia, are registered at the Argonsut.
T. s. wAcHHoRsT. district attorney of Sscra-
mento county. is at the St. Francis.
ERNEST wILTSEE, mining engineer Of Santa
Barbara, is at the St. Francis.
z. H. GIBSON, real estate dealer Of Hanford.
is staying az the Argonaut.
ISAAC BIRD, stockman of Merced. is at the
Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

WILLIAM 8. woRDIN, businessman OF Klan-
attn Falls. Ore. and Mrs. wordin are At the
Palace. Accompanying them are Mr. and Mrs
j. v Houston OF the same town.
B. 8. HUNTER Of Brooklyn, n. Z. who f. in.
terested in oil properties in this state. is at the
Union Square.
T. D. LYON. real estate dealer Of Sacramento
is registered at the Turpin
ROY KNABENsHUE. the aviator and ~. ~i,s
are staying at the Palace.
DIR. AND MRS. W. HOFFMAN Of Honolulu are
at the Union Square.
l. P. ST. CLAIR. an GILMAN Of Bakersfield. is
staying at the Manx
REV. W. ?. cLEARx Of London. Eng. Is reg
istered at the Manx.
DR.. o. v. SESSIONS. physician OF Los Angeles
is at the Argonaut-
]. H. coRcoRAE. an GILMAN OF Bakersfield. is
at the Stanford.
G. N. FARNswoRrH. a rancher Of coluss. i,
at the Manx.
j. Z. JOHNSON, mining man Of Nevada. is at
the Stanford
A. H. SWEET. an attorney Of san Diego. 1. At
the Palace.
LOUIS WOLFF, TurIOck merchant. is at the
": BRAY. merchant Of Chicago. is at the
Colonial.
M. DALEY Of Philadelphia Is guest OF ths
Coloai1
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such than the late unamented
body which although officially extinct be regarded
fullest of the commonwealth In
single spirit of that legislature char
acecav the of bills designed
effect objects recommended by
special committee OF the bar association follows
verdict given by
svellas death
California OF the long
OF by indicted persons
O fact Is OF law.
amendment enabling the
o take the stand their behalf
peremptory challenges
defense
The general purpOr OF these reforms easily ineligible to
aymn The contemplated changes commend themselves without
every who has given the casual attention
the administration Justice in this Now if friends the
lawyers viii put them shape hold may confidently
expect hat new will lend a favoring
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| Millions
| That Have
| Taken Wings


has swnded the S00OOOO by opera
people others the
years The particular engaged the practices
the raid credited with Fleeing foolish people of good many
millions that period The question then naturally suggests
What have Mr. Hitchcock and the office department doing
for the five that these have been progre
Mr. Hitchcock the department and the
these fraudulent operations has been Indeed
cy the first condition of their Owing our dual
OF the dependent
for protection against these They
interstate with which the
chuery the legal deal They handled and
repressed the federal there no other
machinery for the but that operated by post Office
department his extension OF the functions of this
the compelled by the necessities
that this work should be done late than never meantime
the S000O00 OF punder has taken wings while post office de-
parment asleep.
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regarded already large yet another

regarded already large effective debate and another
increase appears inevitable.
To these difficulties suggested that the basis Of appor
tionmen should be raised 10000 which is expected would
keep the house the 400 Politics the action
congress the adjustment OF this and nmated that
action the basis OF be postponed until the next
congress 1911 This suggestion in of the
fact that the democrats control the incoming legislatures of New York
Oo Indiana New and other states which they
would be certain gerrymander the interest of their
Assuming that such basis 10000 OF population would
ente district representative it would that San
bers Oakland Berkeley and Alameda would have for
representative without including outlying Alameda county
The trouble would apporonng the representation of Los
Angeles and the adjoining territory he city OF Los Angeles with
$4,000 population would be entitled to about and half
happens neghboring
relish prospect being congresonay big
city and they accordingly shy of the Indeed
they Of them lying awake nights for fear that they
take forty wnks they wake and find themselves municipality
swallowed by Los Angeles whose appetite is with
garded as Unsuitable in that neighborhood.
HE close analogy between the politics of California and
New Hampshire been already subject of
Course of each instance it has taken about three wears
Close Political of unrentting effort to accomplish results
Parallel d,i dree years ago WINSTON Lhurenl' the
club OF New Hampshire with 3 members They young
and not at all familiar with practical politics. but they themselves
educating the people Mr. Churchill in speech that
time accurately forecasted the future in this wise:
The signs increasing that faulty much characteristic
fairly they ask in return to
s a % sv iad sg s PB s t. as es @ & d
int and 6uttonhon s to dssan themselves by lobbying and
At that time almost every lawyer any Importance in New
Hampshire under retainer by the Boston
these eaner given rather for political than legal
Now the president of the road that the corporation
out OF politics. but this would have with better
grace had it been made before the primary election
In New Hampshire California the progress
ves was due to an intelligent campaign of education and the
enactment of a direct primary law.
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faithful and uuC 70 IlI0
work in the tugs till he drops
The gods who keep cases on men
won't indorse the sport who IN
anger will crack a club on the
ribs Of his trustv old horse, which
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KINDNESS

chance hit back BE k1nd 10 Olu - "a M##3N
the gentle eyed cow that patiently stands IN ner MN
shed: and don't with the milking stool cave IN ner
brow because there's in her head Inc
gods have no use sinful galoo who loses WAIT MASON
his temper too quick out his grudge on
with any old bfudgeon or SUCK.
lacking existence is fiat naught that do IS OF WORTH De
kind the cat be kind TO all creatures OH
earth For kindness is music chords all agree the OIL on
the waters of strife if man were perfect moras should be-
he'd even be kind to his wife z.%ss % .s .s xnla%o
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

He extensive aggregation
swindlers be found anywhere the globe Postnase
General Hhcocs personally conducted raid attention
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
The Morning Chit-Chat

A WELL known magazine in its September issue pub
lished list OF all the girls boarding schools which
had advertised in its pages during the last year
Appalled, at the length of the list | took the time
and trouble it.
There 17o
Think of that
And those figures represent OF course just the
schools that advertised in magazine
They do not include the schools that advertised in
the hundreds of other magazines in the United States.
Perhaps you wonder why said appalled," above
Perhaps you wonder why mention this list anyway.
I'll tell you Just this: Those figures give little
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
Congressional
AppOrtiOnment
of the State

unwieldy point of numbers At the time efforts
keep down the figure low possible not to
OF representation for that kept pace
with the average increase of population.
present of apportonmnt representative for
every 1918 OF population which gives 39 members The
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
Uncle Wa1t
The Poet Philosopher

Re kind to old Dobbin. your long Legged Day
md pet him and fondle his chops 1or DoOOi -,
80 faithful and true to his hay-he IL
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Prospects
of the Local
/ Aviation Meet

adequate scale amply financed and conducted by who under
stand their business The people charge spend $4,000
right kind Of exhibition
accomplishments and appliances Of the bdmen the armen the
aviators, you may please to call them.
The exhibition will be liberal the
type OF machinery for this purpose will be there for
demonstration The grounds secured anforn amply adequate
for the purposes difficult
crowds that may be expected attend the
The signal corps the United army will
the enterprise and already active promoting
the In everything
OF successful The prizes inducements
fered will be sufficient of the
brdmen and make this notable field
record.
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gam two representatives under the rule to be
adopted by congress during the short session as
the result of the census. 1t is quite certain that
the existing basis OF apportionment will be
raised because the present figure would make
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

ALFORNAS reaDporonment of congressional
der the will be of the important functions
- OF the incoming legislature 1t expected this state will
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

against railroad domination OF politics and il
each instance it has taken about three year!
of unremitting effort to accomplish results.
Three years ago Winston Churchill th'
novelist. organized the Lincoln republican
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

AN FRANCISCO has had aviation worthy of tn
It that there aborive attempt ho
- something OF the tail to the Los Angeles kite but
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

70 certain extraordinary conditions that appea
TO have been tolerated much longer than wa
necessary.
By way OF comment on the arrests Mr.
Hitchcock declared that the American publ.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

ceeded in disgusting people who paid &c
money on the promise OF program that v
not fulfilled.
Now il is proposed to do the thing on
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

HE close analogy between the recent politics of California
New Hampshire has been already the subject of remark
these columns In both successful fight mad
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sand different records TO select from
and We receive each week the latest
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Will ODell, a prominent citizen of
Oxford, who was recently named in
a citizens mass meeting as their
choice for county commissioner, but
which honor he declined, was in town
today Mr.. Collier, the crate man,
was his opponent.
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follows the use of Foley's Honey and
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Mr.. w. II. Dodge. Jr., is able TO be
out. to the pleasure of his friends Mr..
Dodge was recently operated on for
Observation-Disclosures Metropolis,
25th.
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Miss Milligan of Anthony, after
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
Louis Lang, returned home yesterday,
being taken there by Mr.. and Mrs
Lang in their auto.
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DR.. Dozier was named as the alter
nate delegate to attend the state med
ical association in Jacksonville next
month.