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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28

~ vIsw frem !. ~ =.
sl.s.d / to ; :. s'i 70. uniform y VEV
Of the earth appears whsn
from . great altitude Althouc IN - -
vldual objects are hard 70 ~
such things as rivers lakes az RRn
ways are easily recognized by\
contour direction or some sligA
dividuality or Characteristic Whicx INV
readily be shown upon map,
cially II the maps are made or
rected by men who fly above the q OH Con !.
and get an accurate and literal bt
eye view Of its surface Objects VI
seem to loom up with the grea
clearness to one standing on the +lv
face OF the earth appear very di7ef
and quite insignificant when vie<
from above; while patch Of colo -
soil which would not be noticed t1(Jk
by person standing on the gro3
lis most valuable landmark to
air sailor Map cases are fitted tod
aviator's seat. on touring aeropiay Loco
where they can be readily seen,
NJ Prier on his late journey from /
don to Paris had his route clef
shown on a map which he carr
mounted in a cleverly arranged me- aGH
case inside of which 1t could be r. NV
rolled, keeping his route continual ANN
before him as he passed rapidly o.
his course This case was provi
with a transparent cover which
oughly protected 1t from the Wa
rain and oil thrown OF by the moto.
with map watch, compass, aneroidI
and revolution counter, the air pilot Tx
is thoroughly equipped for navigating
the atmosphere and travelling as FlHlE
as his motor will take him with I'LL
stopping Augustus Post in J
Columbian.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28

not extra good. Texas and Arizons r.
ceipts cutting small hsure Ia the
total.
J. A. RICKART.
Market Correspondent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28

changed.

Houston bank clearinss for the week
were s22,7sl.7os.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
@m. :. &au.

5tinmen fir Sic Bill er6ielt lu1A
IidlieBlib itimmte au6 nod Senator
|S6aaer fir iie, 10 lie eerooe genii~
genb Stimmen our Mnnabme batte.
sic &orlage i'm Senat, nad melder-
Staatsbeamte ourd Erimarmablen
gepablt iueroe11 iouen, >purbe onge=
nommen, na6bem Ser gan5e Nabmit=
tag 81 ibrer 8eipredung berange,o=
gel, mor6en' tpar. Mls ihr 'Sor,pt9e9=
ner 5eigte it6 6. $. Sunipon, ser
lid) ale Miibe gob, sic Code binol,s=
5uidieben ltn6 Mmenoierrneen o1,5ll=
bringe11, Sic aber a11 Ser 0orlooe
nidts an0ern ioIlten. Crit fam er nit
ei11e11 Nadtrag, nod Sem 5mei 9ele=
gaten BON ie0em County angeme,t
lin0 0o5u elmer fir jcoe 300 stim=
men Ser Mlatform=&onpention bin5l,=
gcfiigt mer0en loae1t, sic nod ser Bor=
loae aus SEN Nominierten fir Stoots=
dnlter uno 9egislatlr be1tchen ion. $.
6. Sopcraft, G%oriibcnocr ocs Mobl=
.&omitees erfarnte Sic Situotion 1,no
erfldrte fret beraus, 6aB Sunipan oe=
gen Sic 8orIage lei ur1o NTH beablid,s
tige, tie 81 5o0e 81 %omenoicren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

%'unicre 8e5ieblr1gen 5u ll11l erer 1llol1=
dlen Sdmel terrepl1blif bon lebr opt1=
miltildem Stan0pul,fte aus. Ser
Gruiibent u1o sic 3eparttmentsdets
trugen babel Oltpen5meige lit Ben
anopil0d)ern, menn aub unii6tbare.
Inns III SEM &abinett5 iaale, mie I'M
gan5en @eiBenbnltie flogen ooer flat
terten, gum Tbeil in etpas aufgereg=
ter @eile, peiBe 6rieoenstauben ltm=
fer, numentlib audi I'M Speilelaal.
Sort beipra9 0as 2anoesoberbonpt
nit @errn &obert 8ucon, I'M erem
8otlhafter inn 5eine=8abel, betm So
b~elfriibItiid SEN III &orld}lag gebrad=
ten Mrbitrations &ertrag 5milhen
Sen Ser. Stuoten 11nb ser bon rmbren=
Ser 6rie5ensliebe B ieelten f%ran5olt=
iden &epublif, sic lelbit ale &epan=
de=Soeen gegen SEN b0ien 6rteoens=
it0rer 9eutldlanb langit aufgegehen
bat ooer oo6 boben ion. ltno am
Samitog bate &rdit6erh Iaft eine1
@eiud bes iapaniiden @otidofters,
Baron lltdi6a, ser Sem 2anoespater
inn @eiBen @auie cine periorli6e Bot<
idaft pom japanii6en aaiier iiber=
.reidte. Ser Mifa6o erflart, er bobe
'bereits fruber Sic l1eber5er1gl1ng &C.
hobt, oaB &raii0ent Saft Sen faliden
u116 frepetboften 8eridte be5liglth
S9sapons feinen @lauben geldenft bo=
be. Ser aaiier erpi0ert Sic Ser
liherung oes Nrditoenten 5oft, ooB
spilhen SEN beioen 9anoern ber5lihe
6renn0id]oft berrldt. @obnflingeno
sic observation-disclosures! Sdon
ser 6rieoe! Gin liebliher &nahe!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
Mdr5=S 1ml8elopertbei
lung.

Sic Mar5 : MISUNDERSTANDING
melde am pergnngcl1en Mpntag 5l1r
3ablung a1gemieie n ml1roe, fat fir
StearnS County einen 8eiammtbe=
trag BON $20,313.6S. Seoer S6ul=
|oiitrift in pieien County, in meld)enl
flint Monate lang p0er mebr Inter
ridt ertbeilt lpuroe, lit fir je0en 56u=
ler gu $1.94 bearedtigt. Die 0en'
County 5ufauenoe Summe pertbeilt
ii9 ouf sic peri9ie0ene Sduloiitrifte
mie folgt:
ct. @louo Diltritt, 1861 59ilern,
$2,O5S.34; Sauf Centre, 547, ST.
|O61.18; 3apne5pide, 278, $539.32;;
Melrole, 588, $1,140.72 -; 3iitrift go.
1, AZ, $91.18; 2, %, $42.ss; 8, 10,
1885,; 4, AZ, $91.1S; 5, Al, $79.=
|54; 6, %, $44.62; Z, IA, $27.16;
Is, II, $32.98; 8, 1855, $322.04; 10,
1873, 1872; II, %, .$44.62; 12, SO,
1897; 13, 40, $3.50; 14,198, 1884,
-; Is, 55, $t06.70; 16, %, $42,=
|6S; II, SO, $102.S2; Is, 81, $118.=
"a; 10, IA, $27.16; 20, 221, $428.=
"A; 81, 81, $52.38; 20, 100, $194;
%, 12t, $234.74; "a, 19, $685.;
%, IA, $27.16; 26, 25, $3.50; 81,
10, $t9.4O; %, 10, $23.2S; 80, IL,
$32.9S; 80, 81, $52.3S; 81, 70,
|$153.26; 80, IS, $29.10; 33, IS,
!$67.9O; a. 81, $162.96; IS, 16,
$31 .O4; SO, SO, $t66.84; 81, 81,
|$11S.34; SO, Al, $79.54; 80, Is,
$29. 10; 40, %, $42.69; Al, 49,,
$685.; ~, 81, $110.5S; 43, %,
$54.32; A, 50, $114.46; 45, 8,
ST 7.46; 46, 6, $t1.64; A. 40, $751;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
Mmsgeaetdmete @eleaembeit.

gu perfaufen 100 Mder Sarm gu
$500 per Mder. = $50 Mder Garm
5u $4,000 per Mder. = Cine feline,
80 dder groBe &ar5e1e, gang gepfliigt
INTO gut fulttpiert nit guten@ebauoen,
inn Comm Safe @enrp gelegen. 9ieie
Iormen lino aue frltipiert. ginige So
BON baben p%ollitanoig l1el1e @ebal1oe
l1no Sieielben fonnen iofort iibernom=
men mer6en. MQe it116 maize Stride uno
Sdule gelegen uno bon elmer Big 5mei
Meilen bon 81 lenbabn : Station in
Somnibip 2ofe George. MGberes gu
erfragen bel
6. 8urgerbing,
14=ba 8elgraoe, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

re 6apon ableben iou, 9egen Sic Mn=
iie0ler auf Sumpfldn6ereien, Sic Be-
libtitel Don Ser &egierung baben, Dor
5lgeben. 1861 erbielt Minneiota oas
gigentbumsrem iiber aQes Sumpf=
lanb %innerbalb ieiner @ren5en, ipater
aber iibermies sic 8unoesregierung
Streden oieles 9anbes an berldieoene
Nerlonen, sic es oar11 meiter perfanf<
tn. Sic Gorloge be5medt nun, oieie
2eute, sic oas 2ar1o in gutem @lou=
ben fauften, nidt 5u ermittieren, m1o
Sic 8l1noesregierung in5miiden 81
peranlaiien, 6em Staat 6ieie 2ano=
itreden gu be5oble,1. gis 5ur naditen
2egislatur oiirfte ser S%taotsouoitor
uno ser @eneralonpaIt @elegenbeit
baben, Sic sitl1otion SIT flaren un0
.alsoann lou boriiber 8eridt %er1tnttet
lper6em
Ser Senat nabm sic Elttnom giQ
an, melde otf oos Nominiren BON
&i6tern oes Sbergeridtes ltno 81
@eridtes 9e5ug fat. Die 8iG
mur6e NIT 80 5timmen ongel1ommen,
alio MIR nit elmer flei1en Moiori<
tat. 3mei Mal idie11 es ais Oh Sic
8in perloren mdre ltno 5mei Mal muir
Sc lie mie6er gerettet. Sci ser END
giiltigen Mbltimlnl111g 1pl1roen 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

- - - - -
y ysyrsltsyn,aa ne.anslaiitaa 80 SO:
las; is, 10 $s2.9s; 40, 81, $40. "a;
|5O, SO, $1O2.82; 81, 35, 5000;
|52, %, $44. 60; $53, 81, $60.14;
81, II, $32.98; So, 26, $50.44; Sc,
81, $98.94; 81, 80, $56.26; So, Is,
|$34.92; SO, 50, $100.88; 60, 112,
$217.28; 81, 50, $114.46; 60, 81,
$40. "a; 60, IS, $780,; Ga, Al,
$79.54; 65, "a, $65.96; 66, 80,
$64.O2; 81, 10, $36.86; 68, 81,
$65. SO; SO, 3333, $64.02; 20, 81,
$71.S7; II, IA, $27.16; y, 49,
|$95.06; 70, 81, $65.96; "A, 40,
|$77.6O; IS, 81, $60.14; rs, 80,
$500; II, 81, $104.76; IS, 10,
$685.; 70, 40, $3.50; so, 107,
$2O7.5S; 81, 40, $780,; 80, 81,
$40.74; 49, 80, $75,66; S41 81,
$40. "A; IS, 5, 1910; sc, -, &c.,
|OS; 81, 81, $780,; SS, Al, $79.-
"a; 80, s, 1882; 80, A. $27.16;
81, II, $32.9S; 80, IL, $2t.34; 90,
1O1, $195.94; 81, 81, $6O.14; 50,
81, $52.3S; So, II, $332.9S; 81, II,
$50. SO; 90, 100, $194; 80, 40, $685.
O6; 100, Is, $3l.92; 101, 90, $685.
so; 1O2, 2O7, $401.5S; 1O3, IS,
|$14t.G2; 1O4, 81, $40.74; 105, 81,
$t29.9S; 1O6, 40, $95.O6; 1O7, 81,
$t1O.5S; 1OS, %, $42.6S; 100, %,
$42.6S; 40, SO, $64.O2; iii, II,
$50. SO; 1t2, 6, $t1.64; 113, 3,
$3.50; III, 81, $685.; 115, is,
$3t .O4; t16, 80, $500; til, 46,
1921; lis, SO, $114.46; 119, 26,
$5O.44; t2O, 50, $106.70; 121, %,
$62.0S; 122, 90, $44.62; 1913, 8,
$17.46; 1914, II, $27.16; 1875, 40,
$95. 06; 1876, 70, $153.26; 1871, 40,
800. O6; 1913, 10, $685.; 1919, SO,
$64.O2; 100, 50, $1O6. 20; 13t, so,
$97; 1872, %, $54.32; 1873, 40, ST.
go; 1874, 81, $129.9S; 1876, %, $4S.=
80; 1856, 26, $50.44; 1871, 10, $19.=
40; 1873, 80, $62.0S; 139 81, $52.=
So; 40, IS, $780,; iii, 1926,
$242.5O; 142, "a, $46.56; t43> SO,
$73. 70; IA, 81, 5000; 145, POI,
$33S9.94; 146, IA, $S5.36; 147, %,
$42.6 148, Is, $34.92; 149, 5,
1910; $50, AZ, $91.18; Isl, Is,
$25.22; 1852, sc, $166.84; 1853, 333,
$64.O2; 154, %, $48.5O; 155, 80,
$56.26; 756, 60, $122.22; 157, %,
$44.62; 1853, Is, $34.92; 159, 40,
$3.50 $50, IS, $126.10; ISL, SO,
$69.84; 1852, 81, $60.14; 1853, 81,
$40 "a; 164, A, $685.; 165, so,
$97; 1855. 81, $52.38; 167, 20, $4S.=
80; 1853, 8, Stag; 1859, 10, $19.40;
ITO, 80, 1856; III, "a, 1896;
til, SO, $69.S4; 173, %, $44.62;
ia, AZ, $91.18; 175, II, $32.98;
176, 40, $81.48; III, So, $500;
IT'S, 10, $36.86; 179, %, $54.32;
1870, SO, $64.02; 1871, IA, $27.16;
1872, 81, $40. "A; 1873, 81, $110.5S;
1884, %, $42.68; 1856, 90, $54.32;
1856, 90, $54.32; 1877, 80. $50.44;
1888, 26, $50.44; 189, 40, $3.50;
100, ~, $81.4S; 19t, Is, $34.92;
1872, 10, $25.22; 1913, SO, $114.46;
1874, 40, $95.06; 1875, 4S, $93.12;
1856, %, $54.32; 1913, 3, $3.50; 1879,
80, $64.02; 20t, %. $54.32; 202,
45, $780,; 203, 81, $t24.16; 204,
20, $3.50. @eiammttotal 1O,472
Sdiler $2O,315.GS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

OR. Kings NEW
Wilt Surely Stop, Thai Caua'..
Cañon City record., 1911-06-08
MINERAL STRIKE MADE
NEAR THE OLD BASSlCK
lFrom wei Mountains rrlbune.l

tFrom Wet Mountaia Tribune.)
A mineral strike. which from pres
ent showing promises to be the most
important made in Custer county
since the palmy days. was made last
week on the Whistle mine, the prop
erty of Uncle" Hugh Melrose, at
Querida. j. C. Bream being the man
who welded the pick that uncovered
rock that is fabulously rich in silver
chloride and runs well in gold ac-
cording to assays made.
The extent of the strike is at this
writing undetermined and was made
right at the mouth of a tunnel driven
by Messrs. Blackett and ThaYer last
summer under lease. 1t is located
about 200 yards from the world-fam-
GUS Bassick, with which property the
ND the hill 125 feet from the Lizzie G..
workings.
The ore was encountered under a
basalt cap and for a distance of sew
eral feet samples were taken that ran
by assays from 80 to 100 ounces silv-
er and to ounces gold per ton. The
samples we're not picked. but were
just grabbed from several places in
the mineralized grocnd. the best as
say obtained was 1710 ounces silver
and ounces gold. Further beyond,
perhaps a width of 80 or IS feet. val
ues of 10 ounces silver and a little
gold are obtained.
boulder formation very similar
to that of the Bassick exists and with
the development of little depth, 1t
is predicted by old-timers of the camp
that the same rich tellurium which
gave the Bassick its prominence will
be encountered.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-08
SWAT THE HOUSE FLY

Sometime ago an agent came to
town. He perhaps, as far as appear
ance is concerned, was not different
than other agents who visit Canon
City, but his article for sale was diff
erence in that it was useful and if us
ed properly is a safeguard to the
health of the populace.
He sold fly traps; just plain screen
fly traps, but better device for the
destruction of "pesky flies" has yet to
be invented.
The trap is cylindrical in form with
screen netting cone shaped from the
bottom in the interior of the cylinder.
The whole affair is raised about two
inches from the walk, or wherever 1t
might be placed. on steel pegs. Di-
rectly under the cone bait is put
whic hattracts the insects. They fly
In easy enough but find it difficult to
Cañon City record., 1911-06-08
BUYS l0zlER To RE-
PLACE ST0DDARD- DAYTON

Mr. +. ID. Gibson informs his friends
that he has purchased a new Lozier
six cylinder. seven passenger touring
car which is to be delivered about the
Iith. This make of car is one OF
the best on the market and Mr.. Glib
sons machine will be the fi-st of tht
kind to enter the county for perman-
ent residence. A party OF people
from Michigan who were visiting Mr..
Homer Hutchinson here recently had.
a Lorier and it's splfPdid appearance
attracted great Nal of attention
among auto enthusiasts.
The car Mr.. Gibson has purchased
will resemble the car that was here
In name only. II 10 1912 Model
and the booklet shows that Il 10 .
beauty In every sense OF the word.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-08
iodsiy agreed upon. was read and
adopted without change.
and


adopted without change.
Capt B. f. Rockafeliow addressed
the council in opposition to the pro-
posed ordinance charging property
owners for the use of water from the
bitches for the irrigation OF thetr
lawns or gardens. The propositio3
was exhaustively discussed but mo-
definite action taken in relation to
it. Capt Rockafeliow contended that
the charging for water from the ditch
es along the streets would be In No
lation OF the spirit of the decree OF
the district court changing the point
of diversion of the water owned by
the city in the hydraulic ditch to the
intake Of the waterworks pipe line in
the Royal Gorge.
The amended ordinance fixing the
license fee to be paid by hackmen en-
gagged IN the public service was
adopted on second reading and order
ed published as required by law. The
draft OF an ordinance assessing
practically prohibitive fee against
ltInerant merchants coming here 10
dispose of their wares was discussed
and retired to the license committee
for further consideration. After some
other business. largely OF an unin-.
portant character. council adjourned
until Monday evening, June nine
teenth.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-08
TRIP To COLORADO
CHANCES HIS VIEW

(The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune)
Frankly recanting his former views
on womans suffrage. Harry Ellard
yesterday confessed to the Susan b.
Anthony club that he Is now an ard
ent advocate of votes for women af-
ter a study he made OF the suffrage
question In Colorado.
Mr.. Ellard was born and reared in
Cañon City record., 1911-06-08
COUNCIL HAS MANY
THINGS TO CONSIDER
CONTINUED From Page one)

stituted sewer inspector. nor his lieu
tenant, Mr.. Porteous. were present
to explain the condition of affairs,
nothing was done in the premises,
although assurance was given the pc
titioners that the matter would be
given careful consideration. Wilson
Pearson, the recently appointed vet
ernarian, informed the council that
he was having considerable difficulty
in making the tests Required by or
dinance in relation TO dairy COWS.
The ordinance, he said. only gave him
one dollar for making the tuberculin
test. which, he asserted, was an In
sufficient compensation. The fee al
lowed veterinarians in other towns
in the state for such work was from
two dollars and half to three dol
lars and Mr.. Pearson thought some
thing ought 10 be done to adjust the
pay. to the amount OF work to be
done. The matter was referred for
further consideration.
Ex-Clty Attorney Hardy Sayre ex-
planned to the colneil the status OF
the damage suit for 5000. instituted
against the city by Grant Cox as next
kin a couple OF years or so ago and
now pending in the supreme court OF
the state. and asked who the council
desired to defend IT. On motion of
Alderman Cooper the city attorney
was chosen to represent the defend
ant in the proceedings. This was.
explained Mr.. Cooper. in harmony
with the custom In such cases
The matter OF the selection of a sue
cessor to C. Z. Baker as pipeman at
the FIRE department wes discussed and
Roy Garrett elected to the vacant po-
sition. On motion the matter OF
freight refunds was referred to the
mayor and city clerk with power to
act. All OF the freight bills paid by
the city during the last six years will
be- gone over with r view OF lnding
possible oyercharKes in order TO Sc
cure prospective refunds from the
railroad companies in case the mayor
and city clerk deem such step ad-
visabie. The report of the lighting
committee pertaining to the location
of tho additional street lamps. prov
Cañon City record., 1911-06-08

get out again. The result is that they
are entrapped and soon die, thus
causing suffering manhood but little
more trouble.
All the grocery stores and meat
markets in town are equipped with
them and this action on their part
has proven a splendid start in max
ing good riddance of bad pest.
A city-wide movement should be in
augurated to place a ban on the house
fly. 1t is perfectly in keeping with
the cleanup process that has brought
such commendable results in Canon
City.
1t is true that many individual eff
forts have been made with usually
pretty successful results but the fly
breeds SO fast that nothing but con-
certed effort will feaze him. For in
stance, let an effort be made to have
all teams and horses tied elsewhere
than on Main street. The dirt and
refuse stirred up by the equines is a
boon to the fly and life is made mis-
erable for the merchants on Main
street through the apparently harm
less habit of hitching horses on the
principal thoroughfare.
The city has a man busy every day
gathering this refuse and carting 1t
away. He does splendid work but
even with his help the evil is not
remedied. A place should be had
where teams can be hitched so that
their refuse will not be a bother to
to anyone.
This is necessary from a health
standpoint because the fly, which ger
inmates in refuse piles, is a common
carrier of disease and at all times is
a menace to health.
1t is difficult. of course, in Canon
to find good station in which to tie
tions that the fly is born and thrives.
tie united evort was made the difficult
ty could be relieved to some extent.
On Clean Up day a large amount
OF refuse was hauled to the dumping
grounds. This was a wonderful thing
for the beauty and health Of the city.
Still, however. there are refuse piles
which, out of necessity, grow from
day to day. 1t is in these accumula-
tions that the ffy is born and thrives.
1t is these that should be attended
to and gotten out Of the way as soon
as possible and 1t is in the disposal
OF these where concerted effort could
first assert itself.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-08
R. S. LEWIS
CFTSM()RE
SALARY
Will Receive $4,000
a Year, Effective
Jolly 1st.
(By United Press.)

Washington, June 6.--The post office
department today announced a re-
adjustment in cities where the salar-
les are based on annual receipts. The
changes are effective July 1st. At
Canon City the salary is increased
from $4,000 per year to s2,7oo per
year, and at Glenwood Springs it is
decreased from $4,000 to $4,000 per
year.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-08

l. w Falter. formerly a resident
of Canon City, but now living in Dem
ver has just returned to Colorado
from several weeks visit with
friends in Iowa. Mr.. Felter had pian-
ned a trip here this month, but his
wife was compelled to take treatment
for her health at the Boulder sani-
tarium and it is probable that he Will
be unable TO do so on that account.
Mrs. Felter has had to abandon her
ambition to attend reunion OF the
schoolcraft family. of which she is
a member. in Iowa this summer by
reason OF Ill health.
Frank l. Bunten brought from Den
yer on Monday handsome new. thir-
ty horse power REQ touring car for
Ed Maddex OF Orchard avenue. East
Canon Automobiles are becoming
almost as comon in this community as
horse drawn vehicles.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-08

Cincinnati and during his residence
here did not believe in allowing wom-
en- the privilege of the ballot. Cir
cumstances then took him West, and
while in Colorado he made deep in
ouiry into the conditions in that
state since women were enfranchised
and what he saw caused him to
change his mind completely.
Speaking to the women of the club
Yesterday, Mr. Ellard said that he had
watched the development and work
ings of woman suffrage in Colorado
for ten years and found that ever
since women had been enfranchised
old partisan lines have been changed
and new and unforeseen issues have
arisen, in all of which women have
been prominent for the better side.
Thrown upon their own resources,
they have profited by the political ed
ucation and weighed the merits OF
party distinction in these new fields
with calm deliberation and sound
Judgment. They stand upon sound
ground as to their convictions, and,
with the tact characteristic of their
sex, have neither been aggressive nor
intrusive in their reform work, but
have labored diligently for the good
results which they firmly believed
would be the natural outcome OF
their efforts. He also praised the
club women of Colorado for the ac-
tive part they take in politics.
At the conclsuion OF his address
Mr.. Ellard was given vote of thanks
by the club.
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Record Ads
Door Screens

20 per cent discount on Saturday.
These screen doors are of excellent
make and as good ms you could buy
anywhere. They come in different
sizes and we have them to fit most
any door. The regular price is si.2b
and up.
PAIR MERCANTILE co.
7s2 Main.
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The Best Bargains for Saturday

There will be three Bargain Ads They all
both Daiv Weekly The
Merchant who makes
be hSp eye
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Bran

Pure Colorado white bran at sl.0O
per hundredweight This 1t abso-
lutely white so do not confuse 1t with
Red bran. A better fed you could
not ask for at just this time of the
year.
INDEPENDENT GROCERY.
4s7 Main.
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Uear Proof
ODer0uS

Guaranteed for six months. Regu-
lar price 800, Saturday they will
sell at 80 cents. this is for that day
only. This is timely srtiei OF
wearing apparel and IT is at bar
gain.
THE FELTRR CLOTHING co.
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Harness

Brass trimmed harness. well made
with the best OF leather. Suitable
for any kind of driving. Regular 500
harness will be SIS on Saturday.
Come down town especially 20 ret
this bargain. 1t is worth while. ).
LEADER HARDWARE co. -
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BARGAINS IN OTHER PARTS OF
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Men, Suits

August prices In June. Saturday
is the last chance to get these clothes
at the following prices: $500 suits
at sIS.75; $500 at s11.75; $3.50 at
1915; $1,000 at s7.75; $3.50 at s5.7b.
FREY a COLLINS.
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save more than the Subscription
Price of The Daily Record for a
year. Get the habit Of reading
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Administer Rugs

All our twenty-five dollar 9x12 ak
Minister rugs will sell for 1880 on
Saturday. This is reduction OF
about half but we want to clear out
the line Several beautiful patterns.
DICysON-HARDING co.
522-724 Main.
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FREY 4 COLLINS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-08-16
CLOVER.

Additional items on page six.
The Delta Alphas entertained the
S. P. rs. at the home of Miss Matte
Gebbie, Friday evening, Aug. IL. The
usual business meetings were held,
after which asocial time was enjoyed
by all.