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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
WILL
GO 1000 STRONG

Minneapolis. Nov. s.-Students Of
the University Of Minnesota. 1000
strong. will see their football team
pitted against that Of the University
yer IS. according to plans which now
are being made. A student commit
tee has been appointed and Is endeav-
orinE to arrange with the railways for
reduced rates to the game.
DR.. Williams. coach. is engaged in
working out and drilling his men In
a number Of new plays which will be
tried out on the Wisconsin team when
the clash ccurs Lucius Smith, guard,
is said to be doing excellent work at
goal kickink and probably will he re-
lied upon to battle with "Keckie" Moll,
II the Wisconsin nan tries scoring by
the air route.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
M
CUTLER

Des Moines. Ia, Nov. 9-Charles
(Kid) Cutler Of Chicago. heavyweight
grappler. was no match for Jess Rel
mer, the Des Moines strong man, In. the
match before $1,000 people at the Coli
seuf. for he lost the last two falls. Cut
Ter Won the first fall in twenty min.
utes but Reimer tired him gut in the
second with toeholds and won in twen-
ty-seven minutes. Reimer got the last
fall in twenty.three minutes. Sandy
Griswold of Omaha of1ciated.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
isl INV ,WoLYERroNo

San Francisco, Cal. Nov. 9.-That
Harry Wolverton. manager Of the
Oakland team OF the Pacific coast
league. vas being seriously considered
as q possible successor to Hal Chase
in the leadership of the New York
Americans was the intimation convey
ed in a letter received here today by
Bill Lange> from Frank Farrell Of the
New York club. Farrell inquired as
to Lange's opinion Of Wolverton's
managerial capacity.
Wolverton already has signed his
1912 contract with Oakland. but in
the event Of an offer from New York,
1t lie believed the coast club would
not stand in the, way.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
ovsr the possibility Of ~contesttns With

over the possibility Of econtesttng with
him.
The rumor broke early this morning
now by the faculty athletic COMMITTEES.
Several Of the players have fatty an
nounced that they will not contest
against the negro and 1t IL feared that
the Purdue eleven will DO Handicapped
by the loss OF their stars should the
authorities refuse to remove Alexan.
der.
The student body ID. divided as to
against Iowa II the negro is used in the
lineup.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
FRoWN HAD A SHADE BEST.

New York, Nov. 9.-Knockout
Brown, who has not appeared in the
ring since the fight with Matt Wells.
met Joe Bedeil at the Royal Athletic
club IN Brooklyn Wednesday night and
q tho better In eight rounds OF Il
ten-round bout. Brown used his right
hand effectively and only by clinching
and holding did Redell last through
the ten rounds. There was no knock
downs. II
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
CUTLER KNoCKED OUT.

New York. Nov. 9.-Tom Kennedy
knocked out Marty Cutler in the Sec
ond round Of a ten-round bout We'd
nesday night with a left to the stom-
ach and q right to Jaw. The men are
heavyweights. Marty Cutler. the
vanquished. recently returned from
Europe where he had been al boxing
partner Of his nibs'' Jack johnson.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
DRAW L I'm

Lafayette. Ind. Nov. 9-There is a
possibility that the game scheduled for
Saturday between Purdue and Iowa
may have to be called off unless the
authorities of the two colleges can
come to some agreement relative to
the playing Of a negro on the Iowa
eleven. s..
Alexander. the star right tackle of
the 1owans, Is colored and inasmuch
as there are several players on the
Boilers squad who are from the south.
there is considerable feeling aroused
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
Horse Racing
SURPRISED BY HUSKY Lad.

Ja~n1estoWn. Va, Nov. 9.-The fea.
re OF Wednesdays, card was the
'airfax handicap. which resulted in a
irprise when Husky Lad defeated
OBJ R.. generally conceded to be the
est Of the four starters sent to the
ost: Jockey McCabe never left the
ice In doubt. The starts were all
god while the finishes in the majority
Z the events were close.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
MERIDIAN TOOK HANDICAP.

10Y KY, Nov. 8.--MerIdian won
he handicap at IIatonia today from a
ait neId: Grover Hughes set the ear
" pace but when the test came and
Meridian don. beating Cherriota BY
hree lengths with Little Father a
nngtl, back. Swartzhill captured the
bird. Font the second and Brig the
.lrst race.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09

A visiting man looks as forlorn in
a town as an old girl at a young peo-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09

Suppose. for instance, that a wo-
man should celebrate her golden
wedding by telling all she knows
about her husband.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09

While the law doesn't always tai
its course. it is safe tu assume thas
the higamist doesn't often escape
Difference Of opinion frequently is
a less important difference :han It
seems.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09

A golden wedding sometimes ar
riyes at a time when gold is needed.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
INVITE SENATOR BEVERIDGE TO ADDRESS COLLEGE
MEN HERE next MON ARRANGE FOR BANQUET
FOR ALL OLD GRADS IN MESA COUNTY TO attend

Hon. Albert j. Beverldge of Indi-
ana will probably address the college
mems banquet in this city next month
and preparations are already being
made to receive him at one of the
most elaborat5ly appointed banquets
ever laid in Grand Junction.
Some time ago under the auspices
of the county committee of the Y NJ.
c. A. it was planned to have all the
college men of ilesa county gather
over banquet table and discuss ed
ucational subjects and other topics
of common interest The idea at
once made a hit. but it was agreed
to postpone the affair until some
speaker OF national importance could
be secured to address the gathering.
Senator Beveridge has been secured
for a date in Denver February -,
and it was decided this afternoon by
the committee in charge to extend
him an invitation. The date of his
arrival here, therefore, will probably
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30

be either February 10 or IA.
The idea is to instil a desire for
college education in the minds of
high school students as well as to
form an organization of old grads
for their mutual benefit The COM
mittee having the matter in charge
is headed by Attorney J. NJ Kinard
and composed OF Superintendent Ste
vens of Fruita. superintendent r. f.
Green OF Palisade. Superintendent J.
H. Allen aud Prof. w. G. Hirons Of
Grand Junction. DR. White of Frui-
ia, and NJ n. Dillon, secretary of the
county committee.
1t was found that there are an
unusually large number of college
men in Mesa county and the commit
tee decided that the banquet should
he attended by all who had matricu-
lated at colleges or universities,
whether attendants at a full four
years course or not. and without ref
erence to possession of degrees.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
FORBID KISSING BY CITY
LAW---DIPTHERIA SPREAD
OVER SCHOOL Bull LDINGS

LenoN, Mass. Dec. 2g.-Kissing
is forbidden in Lenoxville. a factory
town, to prevent the spread Of a dip
theria epidemic. All violators will be
thrown into the quarantine if caught.
Four cases of diptheria. with three
deaths, so far. have caused the board
of health to issue stringent regula-
lions. The town hall is closed to
dancing and roller skating parties. in
which some of the holiday visitors
here had hoped to participate.
Officers have been directed to shoot
all stray cats and dogs. Church So
cials, sewing bees and Sunday school
sessions have been abandoned.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
GRAVES LOOKS
INTO PARADOX
iROAD MATTER
Chief Forester will Investigate Road
Through LaSalle Reservation
Paradox People Ask for S20,-
900 From Highway Fund.

According to word received from
Congressman Edward T. Taylor. For
ester Graves is now investigating the
request of the local Chamber of Com
merce committee and the Paradox
valley people. asking that the govern
'ment forest service use it's influence
and funds to get a road through the
LaSalle district. which includes the
Paradox. The reports received from
Paradox people are encouraging.
A large delegation of people from
that section are planning to go to
the state good roads meeting in Pue-
bio january II when they will ask
the Colorado state Highway Commiss-
ion for 100000 with which to build
the road to this city. b. w. Marsh
the prime mover in the road matter
has written Secretary Shaffer Of the
Chamber Of Commerce that things
are lsGling bright for the completion
OF the road and the bridge at Gate
way.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
STORES CLOSE
FIRST DAY Of
The YEAR 1872
Many Celebrations and Parties for
Monday,-No Official Night for
Celebration. Large Cities to
Celebrate This Evening.

Although a number of watch par
ties are To be held tomorrow night to
witness the coming of Year 1912,
there will be no general observance
here as in large cities. The official
New Years Eve. according To the po-
lice boards of various towns occurs
tonight and tonight there will be
celebrations galore from coast to
coast.
The majority of the local business
houses will be closed on Monday.
while II few will hold open until noon.
The many stores that are making
their annual inventory expect to be
finished by Monday.
Society will officially welcome the
New Year Monday afternoon ana
evening when IL large number of en-
tertainments, parties and dances will
be given.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
CARNOTITE COMPANY is
INCORPORATED AT $4,000
-WILLMARTHS FORM BOARD

Articles of incorporation were filed
today in the county clerks office by
the Colorado Carnotite company,
which is To have headquarters ut
Telluride and have its field of opera
tion in the Paradox country, Mont
rose county. The incorporators are
o. Barlow Willmarth OF New York
City and +. B. Adams and W. Hoeg,
both of Telluride. The directorate OF
the company consists of II. j. Will
marth, o. Barlow Willmarth, and
Merritt W. Willmarth, all of New
York City.
The company is organized. the pa
pers say, TO develop the vanadium,
carnotite and uranium claims in the
Paradox country. 1t is understood
that a mill is one of the plans of the
company.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
LICENSES EXPIRE
TOMORROW
NIGHT
Auto rsivers Must Get New Ones by
MoSaYe-Plumbing, Junk Deal
lfSttv.-Licensc5 Muse be Re
newed. City Revenue.

All licenses issued by the city of
Grand Junction, as well as hunting
licenses, rs well as hunting licenses
issued by the county expire tomorrow
night at midnight. when the New
y ear is ushered in. Automobile and
motorcycle owners and drivers must
gel their new licenses Tuesday, as
well as all firms or establishments
that are licenses by city ordinance.
There are almost a hundred autos
in this section now and several more
have been ordered for the coming
year, The developm ent of the roads
making motoring pleasure is large
ly responsible for the good showing
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30

Shortly after returning the indict-
ments, the grand jury adjourned un-
til Tuesday. job Hartman and his
assistant. j. II. Hickman, were sum
moned as counsel by the indicted
men. Tyeitmoe showed visable anx-
iety and was pale when taken to the
United States marshals office, but
Munsey and Johnanessen were smil-
ing
Special Prosecutor Lawler was not
present. 1t is said that he went east
this morning with District Attorney
Fredericks, who took a suit case with
him to Indianapolis, which is sup
posed to contain evidence.
Tveiimoe refused to talk when
questioned by reporters. 1t was said
bail was fixed in the sum of $4,000
Tor each men and Hartman, after
n 'confersnee, left 10 try and raise the
money
Judge Wellborn adjourned his
court until Tuesday before he re-
turned but ARRANGEMENTS were made
for the men TO appear before United
States Commission Van Syke. If they
were able TO raise the money before
night. 1t is said by several labor
leaders that Durrow Will not be as
sociated in defense.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
GEORGE KILLED 80 TIGERS
AND 10 RHINOCEROSES ON
HUNTS IN CALCUTTA
Associated Press.

Calcutta, Dec. 3O.-King- Emperor
George and Queen-Empress Mary re-
turned here today George has been
on a hunting expedition to Napal.
Where he bageed thirty tigers rni- 10
rhinocerous, Mary has been making
an extended tour of the Indian pro-
vinces. Both We're given an enthu-
sidstic reception on their arrival.
They viii remain here until Janu-
airy Sth, when they so to Bombay.
from whence they will sail for Eng
land. Exceptional measures have
been taken for the protection OF the
king and queen while here. a sthis is
the center of unrest in Bengal.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
POLICE 70 KEEP
PEACE At BIG
BANQUET
Peace Feed to be Watched by Twenty
Strong Arm" Coppers Dove of
Feaee FEARS Evenings Eere9--
boding. Teddy Not There,
Associated Press

New York. Dec. 3O.-There Will be
peace at the Citizens Peace banquet
If it takes twenty policemen to pre-
serve it. At the request of a member
of the executive committee, twenty
members OF the strong arm" squad
have been assigned to duty in and
about the dining room Severa! oG
the most prominent men who attend
ed the recent riotious peace gather
ing in Carnegie hall called on the pu-
lice commissioners asking them to
use all the power of the department
to prevent such rowdyism at the din
ner tonight.
Twelve hundred lovers of peace
viii attend the banquet. The speak
ers include Taft. Carnegie. Oscar
Straus and Henry Clews. It is
thought perhaps that Taft might
answer the Roosevelt editorial on
arbitration tonight
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
TWO BOYS find BURIED
TREASURE-kNCIEKT CHART
REVEALED HIDING PLACE

Jacksonville, Fla. Deb. 3O.-Guid-
ed by an ancient chart found in the
ruins of Spanish shell house on Fort
George Island. two boys of this city
say they have unearthed treasure
worth about S150.000.
They say the gold, silver and copper
coins were found in strong copper
box
Those who have seen the coins say
they bear dates of more than centu-
ry ago.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
BIG BANK CLOSED BY
STATE OFFICIALS -S2O3,OO0
IN DEPOSITS WILL Be PAID
= Associated Press.

: Associated Press. -
) Kansas City, Mo, Dec. go :
: Al the orders Of the sta,e ),
! banking department, the Ameri- s
: can Union Trust company closed e.
: it's doors today. The bank is :,
; not a member of the clearing :
: house association. 1t is said the ;,
! depositors whose accounts ag- :
!, gregate $203, 900, will be paid =
) in full Paper taken over when =
: the company absorbed all the =
i All Night and All Day Bank =
: last July is said to have caused :
: the difficulties. :
5 : {, = :, :, :, :, :, = :, :, s = : s, > 9.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
RETURNS TO SERVE OUT
LIFE SENTENCE AFTER
EARNING DEFENSE FUNDS
Associated Press.

AaSbNidltu IItSS.
Salem, Ore, Dee. 3O.-Honor
bound to return To serve out life
sentence as soon ~ he earned enough
money to nay off debts, William Mack
is back in the pcnitentiary after an
absence OF six months. Mack was
sentenced tor life for killing George
Garter at Grants Pass. His father
in-iaw mortgaGed his home to get
money 10 defend him. When Govern
or West heard that his father-in-luw
was in want he told Mack TO go out
10 earn enough money To lift the
mortgage and provide for the fam
iiy, patiing him ON the shoulder
securing II promise to return.
]. w. Parmenter. a well known
fruit grower OF the Clifton district is
here today on business matters.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
UNVEIL TABLET TO THE
VICTIMS OF IRIQUOIS
FIRE-EiGHT YEARS AGO
3 Associated Press.

:, Associated Press. =
8 Chicago, Dec. 30-The eighth =
: annual memorial service for the I.
!, hundreds who perished Decem- =
i Der 30, 1908, in the Iriquois :
: theater fire, was held today in :
: the lriquois Memorial hospital s
= A bronze tablet presented by 3
: dorado Taft was unveiled by :
8 Miss Maud NJ Jackson. =
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The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
UNDERWOOD THREATENED
WITH APPENDICITIS
Associated Press.

Washington. Dec. Representa-
tive Oscar W. Underwood. majority
leader of the house of representatives
is confined to his department. threat
ened with appendicitis. Physicians
are hoping that an operation will not
be necessary.
Underwood's illness is said to be
due to overwork in preparation for
the tariff legislation. Unless the con-
dItlon OF his case grows more serious
It is hoped that he viii be able to
return to work next weeK.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
NINE LABOR LEADERS ARE
ARRESTED FOR DYNAM|T|NG
CONSPIRACY Y---F|RST Or MANY
IVemoe, Prominent Leader, Munsey Of Salt ) and Ohan-
neSser Are Indicted Charged With Conspir TO Trans
port Dynamite in Violation Of Interstate Com rec Law
MANY More Are to Be RetIrneS

o. By Press ,
moe of the building
bS the federal grand
dynamite
the indictments
cour
The charge against transport
r. y Clancy
the Me NamaiHs, McNani2al. and Cnpnne
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
FLOUR PRICE DROPS ON
ACCOUNT OF WAR IN CHINA;
MARKET is DEMOnALIz
Associated Press

Seattle, Dec. Instead of fcrc-
ing mp the price of flour as most of
The wars do the revolution in nina
mas demorali2ed the market there.
Chinese merchants have preferred to
clean up on the stock they had for
ash rather than take a chance of
the supplies being confiscated by one
faction or the other. There are many
cancelled or delayed contract
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
RUSSIA WILL REFUSE TO
ADMIT SAL vATION ARMY

ST. Petersburg, Dec 3O.-The
council of ministers has decided not
to allow the Salvation Army to carry
on its work in Russia
Gen. William Booth, commander
in-chief of the Salvation Army. went
to st. Petersburg in 1903 to negotiate
with the government for permission
TO establish branch in Russia. He
was strongly opposed by the holy
synod.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
IHSURGEHT FIGHT IN Ohio
ENDS T0NIGHT--A FAILURE
Associated Press.

Cleveland. Dec 30.-The progress
i've republican speaking campaign in
Ohio comes to an end today when La
Toilette speaks al Cincinnati, Hamil-
tonand Clifford Pinchut at Warren
and Senator C!app at Fredrickstown.
The only other speech will be made
by Senator PoindeXter at Georgetown
next Monday. There viii be con
ference of the progressive leaders at
Columbus shortly.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
WRECK VICTIMS
ARE frozen IN
THE COLD
Three Killed When Great Northerns
Passenger Leaves Track Account
Broken Rail.-Twelve Below
Zero.-Cars Overturned.
Associated Press.

Aetna, n. D., Dec. 3O.-Great
Northern passenger train No. was
thrown from the track this morning
by a broken rail near Sharon and
three were killed and score injured.
The thermometer is - below zero,
and the injured suffer much before
they could be removed
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
100000 COTTON MILL
men IN ENGLAND OUT OF
WORK. WILL keep UP FIGHT

Manchester Eng. Dec. 30.-The
decision of the cotton spinners' fed
GRAFTON to put their operatives on
half time went into effect at most of
the mills in Lancashire today. The
number of unemployed in the cotton
trade has increased 10 100000. The
operatives are determined to main
tain the fight which arose over the
demand for the dismissal of non
union employees.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
TAFT GOES ON LAST TRIP
THIS YEAR TO ATTEND
TROUBLESOME PEACE FEED

Washington, Dec. 3O.-President
Taft left Washington on his last trip
of the year this morning. accomrau-
led by Senator Penrose. He viii step
at Philadelphia to attend John Wana-
makers fiftieth centennial auuiyer-
sary and 90 on to New York TO the
peace banquet.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30

John Marshall Nuckolls. one of the
best known cattlemen of Mesa county
came down today from DeBeque on
business trip.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
So CHINESE WILL
DECIDE FORM Of
GOVERNMENT
National Chinese Convention Personal
Decided Upon. = Provinces Get
Three Delegates Eseh.-Will
Settle Government Form.
Associated Press.

= Associated Press. e
: Shanghai, Dec, 30.-The com :
= position of the Chinese national s
= convention which will settle the $
:, future form of the government :
Z, of China was decided on today =
:, at the peace conference. Each s
3 of the is provinces of China s
:, proper VIII send three dele :
: gates; Tibet will send three, and $
:, Mongolia three. s
: = 8 - :, 8 6 6 9 g 6, {, 8 6 3 g 6,
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
HACGERTY NOT
A VICTIM Of
TIMES bLOWUP
Son of Morris Haggerty Not Killed in
Los Angeles. 0ctober91. 1910
Word Received by Sentinel
Today.-May be Dead

Word was received by The Senti-
mel from the Los Angeles Times to-
day that Frank ilasgerty, son of Nor
ris Haggerty of this city. did not lose
his life in the explosion OF the Los
Angeles Times on October I. 1910.
The man killed resided with his faith
er in Los Angeles and was named
Charles Haggerty.
MIR. Haggety of this city has not
heard from his son since before the
date of the explosion for which the
McNamaras are in san Quentin pcni-
tentiary, and fears that he may have
lost his life in some other manner
Frank Haggerty was machinist and
lived in Los Angeles and his father
believed that he had been killed in
the explosion.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
TURKISH CABINET QUITS
OPPOSITION TOO STRONG

:, Associated Press. G
: London, Eng, Dec. 30.-A :
: dispatch from Constantinople :
: says that the Turkish cabinet 8
3 has resigned. owing to obstruct- Z:
: i've tactics of the opposition. 8
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The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
PAL Ear And FL YNN TO
MEET next MONTH, FRISCO

San Francisco. Dec, 3O.-AI Palzar,
who retired Al Kaufman to oblivion,
Thursday night in New York virtu-
ally has been matched 20 meet Jimmy
Flynn here late in January. The bout
will probably be staged by James Cof-
rIoth.
Mckay Russey. a pioneer citizen OF
DeBeQue, is here today on a business
visit.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
MARQUIS OF QUEENSBURY
LEAVES ENGLAND TO BECOME
CITIZEN OF GOOD OLD U.S.A,
Associated Press.

NsSOCTdTtU TTeSS.
Liverpool, Eng. Dec. 3O.-'Im
leaving England forever to become
an American citizen" said the Mar
quis of Queensbery today. as he
stepped aboard the liner Iustiania.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
NO PACKERS TRIAL TODAY.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Chicago Dec. S0.-There was nc
hearing in the packers trial today.
Henry Veeder will resume his testi-
mony when court conyenes again
Tuesday.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
Clifton Trip.

Clifton Trip.
w. l.. Mack. manager Of the Inde-
pendent Lumber compar!. made a
flying trip to Clifton tbs morning.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-30
STORMS GRIP
EASTERN PART
Of COLORADO
Grand Junction Enjoys Mid Climate.
Stock and Game Suffer Much
While Mountain Lions Kill
Cattle at Canon City.

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: Denver, Colo, Dec. 30.-Se- :,
z we're snow storms. accompanied -
:, by intense cold, is delaying rail- =,
: road traffic in southeastern Col 4,
; orado. The trains are late and =
: stock and game are suffering 8,
= from lack of food Much of the 3
: stock has been killed by mount 8
: ain lions around Canon City. 8
!: 8, 8 . $ &, .' 8 : = 3 :, 2 {, !, 3 :, g
The storm is general over the Miss
issippi and Missouri river valleys. sc-
companied by heavy snow and drops
of from l 5 to 90 degrees in the tenn
perature.
Chicago eagle., 1911-02-11

There IL no better beer on the mar.
ket than Magnet Beer, brewed solely
by the well.known Atlas Brewing
Company. Telephone Canal 991.