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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
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HUMAN ADVANCEMENT

Followers Of tic Clean: or. Modern Mir
aclcS OF Grace. By Charles l.. GoodeN.
- D.. Pastor OF Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church, New York. Funk &
WaSnalls Company, Publishers. New
York
This Is Il deeply pious work. written
in n spirit of profound conviction and
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how the miracle of divine grace has in
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MANY men of varied tcmpcramcnts and
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lesson that ths same faith has acted
as guiding force in unlifting men to
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
ON PUBLIC SPEAKING.

How TO Read and Dcclaim. By Grenvnle
Klciscr. Published by Funk & WaS-
nails Company. New York.
The author OF this work has given
the public heretofore a number OF books
along this same line. The book com
priscs course OF instruction in read.
ing and defamation. having as its
prime object the cultivation of taste
and refinement in the student. 1t is di.
vided into five parts, VIZ: Part one
Preparatory Course Twenty lessons
on Naturalness; Distincness; vivacity
Confidence; Simplicity; Dciiberateuess
and kindred topics. Part two-Ad
vauced Course: Twenty lessons on
Thought Values: Thought Directncss
Persuasion; Power: Climax; etc Part
DISQUALIFICATION and Pronunciation
Part four-Gesturc and Facial Exprcs
sion. Part five Is made up of the most
rpto.date and popular prose and poet
ic selections that have recently beer
put together. The instruction in dc
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

Travellers Five Along LIES Highway;
Jimmy. Gideon WiSgan. The Clown.
WcYlcy Snathcrs, Rap Sloan. By
Annie Fellows Johnston. rF>rontisDcce
in Full Color from a Painting by Ed
mund H. Garrett Published by l.. &.
Page & Company Boston.
This is 4 book, the plan and stories
of which are patterned after Van
DYKES Wise Men. Each OF the prin-
cipas in this story is supposed to 10
some fine act. and 10 render some spe-
cial service in genuinely Christian
way. Tho author has strivcn TO live up
10 the ideals set in the great orlgIna |,
but il must he confessed with rather
Indifferent success.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
4 Hand In the Gamo. Rv Gardner uun

A Hand In the Game BY Gardner Hunt
ing With Frontispicce by j. y. Mar
chand, Published by Henry Holt and
Company. New York.
This is story of mystery and com.
plicatious. \ Young man Of twenty
four tells the story. and begins by mar.
rating how he hit lovely young girl
with n SNOWFALL which he intended
shonld smash against "A wooden Indian.
Tberenpon he makes his peace with the
girl. and is given by her commission
10 deliver letter lie makes the de.
livery and gets into fight about il;
and complications thicken and darken
Immediately, growing worse and more
lively. There is a long series OF trou-
BILE. Of contention. Of III will. and Of
crime. but in the end all is smoothed
away. and the natural calm Of delight
that ought TO follow after term of
heated turmoil ensucs The storv is
very well told
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Exercise and Health By Or Woods
Hutchinson. outing Publishing Com
pauy New York

Dr. Hutchison is well known rs a
writer on sanitation, on health, on diet
on exercise, and on many things helpful
TO tho physical being. In this little
book he treats of errors in exercise
gives word Of caution how TO observe
tho action Of the heart IN the pursuit
of athletics: says that muscle maketh
man. gives rules for exercise by men
in various occupations; points out tho
real danger Of athletes; and indicates
tho exercise that rests. 1t is right
good, well written work, which any one
interested IN or needing the admoni-
tons here contained will be benefited in
pcrnsinC,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
LEAVES FROM LIFE.

The Lady from Oklahoma: Comedy in
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lished by Harper & Brothers. New
York.
The author OF this book is well and
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can literary world. Her writings are
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circle Of appreciation which is both
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which is brought to n very sudden end
by direct comparison Of tho wife pos
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ing throughout are fetching, and are
extremely well done. The author is
truly wizard OF language, and her
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appropriate possible. No one can fail
TO enjoy this very diverting comedy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Great Speeches and How 10 Make Them.
Bv Granville klciser. Puhlishcd hN

Great Speeches and How 10 Make Them.
By Grenville Eueiser Published Gy
Funk & Wagnalls Company. y. Y.
This author is prolific in the general
field covered by this book. lie divides
this work into two portions. In the
first part he dwells upon What 10 Say:
How 10 Say IL; The Rhetoric Of Speak.
ing; EItemporc Speaking: the Man,
uer--Sourccs OF Power; Figures OF En-.
phasis; Gesture and Action; Types OF
Speaking etc. with an analysis of Web
part Of the book he presents uumber
OF model speeches which have actually
been made by prominent speakers. They
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
FOR THE LITTLE FOLK.

Stories To Read or Tell: From Fairy
Tales aud Folklore. Selected and
Edited by Laurc Claire FoUcher. Assist
ant in the New York Public Library.
illustrated BY Ada Budcll. Published
by Aioffat. Yard and Company. New
York.
This little book will be a delight to
the youthful reader. 1t tells anew
many of the old stories, and often gives
them "A new touch and puts them III q
new setting. "Prince Kiniheart,'
"'rhe Enchanted Princess "Kine
Longbcard, - "Thc Wolf and the SIEVE,
Little Goats, - ''Thc Mouse, the Bird
and the Sausapc - Fyhe Talo of th,
Wolf in Harness, and many others
arc found here most delightfully."- mar
rated. 1t is u fine collection of tbs
wcllapprovcd. choice stories.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
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X. OF P. ENTERTAIN.
Ancient Friendship of Damon
and Pythias Outdone.

The Knights of Pythias of the
neighboring towns in the valley.
at the invitation of Mayor Nc
Murtry, took possession of Holly
last Thursday evening. The visi-
tors were the guests OF Holly lodge
No. 144 K. of P. and the local
boys, headed by Judge J. w.
Wilkin, enjoyed renewal of
Pythian scenes in goatland and an
evening long to be remembered for
its features was the result.
Among those present were: R.
L. Christie, r. G. Randolph, Glen
kirkpatrick, Ralph Householder.
Fred A. Mark. Peter Lynch, Earl
Garvin, Judge w e Fee, Judge
Elem, e. HI, Decker, G. S. Curran,
A. G. Green and w. l.. Rowland,
all of Lamar.
The following were from Las
Animas: Col. M. E. Cook, w. G.
Marshall. E. E. Bowdish.
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We are closing out at cost every
thing in the furniture line.
A j. Harrington 4 Son
Mrs. Vidal on Her Travels.
IL. Juata Tribuae)

ia Ju.ta Tribaae)
Mrs. N. F. Vidal Of Holly, the worthy
krand matros Of the o. E. S. visited the
local chapter oa April 18th.
The work Of the order was exempli-
fed in manner which brought forth
eonmendstion from the worthy frand
matron. After . short address to the
chapter Mrs. Vidal read an interesting
paper on the oriiin and founding of the
Order Of the Eastern Star.
: The meeting was well attended and in
cluded many visitors, among whom were
several matrons and past mstross from
other chapters. Among the tuests were
Mr.. Summers and Mrs. Summers,
worthy matron, of Pueblo; Mr.. Hopper,
and Mrs. Hopper, worthy mstron; DR..
Wolf, and Mrs. Wolf, past worthy ma
tron; Mrs. Eibbey, past worthy nstron;
and Mrs. Diehl. all Of Rocky Ford; also
the worthy matroo of Dodge City.
At the close Of the chapter boquet of
carnations and ferns were presented to
Mrs. Vidal.
The chapter then adjourned to the
dining room where refreshments were
served to the company by the committee
in charfe.
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ETERNAL FITNESS OF THINGS

il takes g farmer to succeed on fsrn,
just ss il takes q clerical man to succeed
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musician in music. A man, sIwsys .
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Gus in any early time as hewers Of wood,
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aster could come to the masses in cities
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Fancy Stationery.

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WoA1Ais's CIVIC CLUE
Rest Room

The Holly Woman's Civic club
has established rest room ovel
the First National bank, where
visitors from out-of-towl may
make themselves perfectly at home
during their stay in the city. The
room is costly furnished and nc
doubt will be appreciated by the
many women visitors to Holly
who will now have a convenience
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trict.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depsrtmen, Of the Interior.
G Us.l nE.. n

Depsrtment d The Interior.
u. S. Lsnd 0kcs at Lamar Cob.
April II. 1911.
Notice i. hereby given that Peter Munk. Of Holly
Colo. who. Juee g. 1904. made Homestead application
No. $40. seris No. 0l46s for Lots s. 56 section 1.
township q south. 42 sixth paeipsi meridian.
has fled notice Of intention make final eve.Year
proof establish claim the land above deserksd b..
fore the Uaited States Cemmissioos Holly Colorado.
on the 9Th day Of May. 1911.
Claimant name ss Witnesses: c. NJ Stanley. Harry j.
Robson. Carl Wright. John Thomas al Of Holly Colo
Eugene NJ Whitaker. Register.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Fairvlew School House to be Sold.

Notice is hereby given that the School Board
Of District No. 81, Prowers county. Colo. will
offer to the highest and best bidder the building
known as The Fairvew School House. All
bids for said structure must be in the hands of
the Secretary by May rs. 1911. The board
reserves the right to reject any all bids.
A. W. OLSON. Sscy.
School District No. 37
R.F, D. l, Holly, Colo
We are closing out at cost every.
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diately and the callous can be easily
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depar,m.n, Of ,he ln,.r,or

n Department oil the Interior
u. S. Land Office st Lamar. Colo.
March %. 1911.
Notice is hereby given th. William 3. Bedsoe. Of Holly
Colo. who. January g. 1906 made homestead applea
ton No 500. Seral No. 0l658 for souhe.. quarter
section TO- township "a south range AZ west, of the 9Th
principal meridian. has filed OF ineaon to make Ems.
hve-yesr proof to establish claim the land above des-
eribed before the United States Commits soner At Holly
Colorado, the 18th day Of May. 1911.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Otis N. Ford. Frank l..
Hamp. John r Lnvile. Morris Goss. ali Of Holly. Colo
Eugene M Whitaker. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-05-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior;
u. S. Land Ohce at Lamar Colo,
Mar. 28. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Jacob Bledsoe, Of Holly,
Colo, February %. 1906 made home appIcs.
ton. No. 6077 Cseria No. 0l74l) for southwest quarter
section TO- township "a SOUTH Il Of the SIKH
principal meridian, has fled notice Of make 6nnl
Gve.ye.r proof establish claim the land above descrb.
ed before the United States Cemmis ssioner. at Holly,
Colo. the 18th day Of May. 1911.
Claimant names Witnesses: William keis. Frank
L. Hsmp. John P. Lnvlle. Morris Goss all Of Holly,
Colo.
Eugene M. Whitaker. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-05-12

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eSeeeeeeeeo . eoeosesaee
:. COMPOUND CAllOUSES
) Tells Splendid Cure for Them
and All Foot Troubles.

A compound callous is the secondary
stage when it grows inward and press.
81 on the nerves. causing intense pain
Callouses never cure themselves but
always get worse, sometimes irritating
the whole nervous system. The follow.
Evening journal., 1911-09-26
BANKS CALLED ON
TO DEFEND TITLE
L. I. Willis VIII Shoot With
Him for State Target
Championship

Edward Banks and l.. T. Willis will
meet on Saturday at the DUPONT Gun
Club shoot and a great contest is ex-
pected Banks will defend the state
championship which he holds Besides
the championship match a special
two-man team race has been arranged
between Thorp Martin and Nelson X.
Smith vs. William Coyne and w A.
Joslyn
The challenge cups and medals will
be on exhibition at the club house
during the day. The different classes
will start their championship strug
giles on Saturday, October z.
Another big event for the DUPONT
Club will be the special match for the
FE c. Target Championship, which
will be held during the two days reg
istered shoot next month. George L.
Lyon Of Durham, ~ c.. the present
holder. and Lester s. German of Aber-
deem, Md. will be seen IN this race,
which constitutes 100 singles. so
singles. expert rules; 25 pairs Of
doubles. The f. c. Championship sig
nifies the championship Of the world.
Evening journal., 1911-09-26
FRIENDS EXPECT
STRONG ELEVEN
Big Squad Out Each Afternoon
and is Giving Much
Promise

Friends School football team ex-
poets to make other clubs sit up and
take notice this season. Practice is
now fully under way. Derrick, Lay
field. Curtis. Biddle, Short, Eckman.
Daley, Whitney and Groome remain
from last season. Crawford Wylie
and Fahey of the Wilmington High
School are now students at the
Friends School, and are making
strong bids for the Blue and White"
eleven. Together with these Menden-
hall, Berl. Nowland and Hall are all
showing up in fine shape.
Captain Derrick is working the
club every afternoon and feels con-
fident that the new players will show
up we'll He has arranged for the
season to open October 6 with St.
Luke's School, at Philadelphia. The
first home game will be played with
Ridley Park on October 13. The team
will then journey TO the Quaker City
for a game with Friends Central on
October 20.
Evening journal., 1911-09-26
JACK JOHNSON
TO FACE COURT
He and BOmbardler Wells
Summoned to Try to Stop
London Fight
EXPECT IT TO BE
CALLED OFF ANY TIME
By The united Rress.

BY The United Press.
LONDON. Sept. 26.-Betef is pre-
valent all over sporting circles that
the Jack n-Bombardier Wells
fight scheduled TO take place here Oc-
tober 2. will be declared off by the
promoters The general opposition q
the battle which has been joined in oy
the church workers. who are opposed
to the battle on conscientious grounds
and the sporting experts who do not
desire TO see an Englishman butchered
to make a holiday for an American
black, discouraged the promoters.
They are also displeased over the
tact that King George has telegraphed
the Bishop OF London, who is leading
the crusade against the scrap, that mis-
telegraphed protest will receive the
most careful consideration.
If the fight is finally declared off, as
now seems certain, It is likely an at
tempt will be made TO- pull Il off in
Paris where negro fighters are in
tensey popular.
The promoters of the Jack Johnson
Bombardier Wells fight having failed
TO announce abandonment Of the con-
test scheduled for next Monday. Home
Secretary Churchill today had both
johnson and Wells summoned to the
Evening journal., 1911-09-26
BIG TENNIS TIME
AT COUNTRY CLUB

The Country Club and an All-Star
Tri-State Club had a delightful ten
mis- meet at the Country Club on Sat-
urday Nine matches we're played dur
ing the day. A Dutch luncheon was
served at noon. The scores follow.
Singles.
Willets, Belfeld, defeated Lukens,
Wilmington, GA, 6-1.
Gibbons, Belmont, defeated Capelle.
Wilmington, rs, 6-1
Irving, Springhaven. defeated Gaw-
throp, 6-3. 60.
Taney, Belfeld, defeated Pusey,
Wilmington, 6-2, 6-3.
Munyon, Belmont, defeated Lobdell,
Wilmington, Ga, 6-3l
Kelly. Belfeld, defeated Gray, Will
mington, 6-2, rs, 6-1.
"MongreIr Doubles.
Lukens and Willets defeated Irving
and Taney, 6-3.
Irving and Pusey defeated Taney
and Gawthrop, rs, 60.
Kelly and Gibbons defeated Lukens
and Willets, 6-3
DUPONT and Berl defeated Munyon
and Gray, GA, 6-1.
Doubles.
hlubOhc anu fflAitlc uClCdiCu uC
Cazenove and Gawthrop, 6-3, 3-6. 6-3,
Lukens and Pusey defeated Irving
and Taney, 1871, 6-3.
Munyon and Kelly defeated Lobdell
and Capelle, 6-2, 6-2.
The visitors we're: c. c. Willis, the
Belfeld crack; P. w Gibbons, cham
pion of Woodbury.; A. Irving, Spring
haven; John Kelly, Belfeld; L. Taney,
Belfield and Duke Munyon, Belmont.
The players from Trenton. Norristown
and Moorestown, did not arrive, prob
ably because the Sunday train ser
vice is not so good in those towns. The
local players were: l.. A deCazenove
former champion; A. A. Capelle. Jr
and W. w. Pusey, End, of the local
Itennis committee; H II. Lukens, A
In. Gawthrop, George Gray, Jr., George
fG. Lobdell, Srd, c. NJ. Berl and E. g
DUPONT