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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21
Y. NJ. C. A. VS.. U. OF w.

The wrestling tournament be-
tween the Tacoma Y. NJ. C. A
and the University of Washington
has been fixed for this city at
o'clock March 2. About IA wrest-
lers will be put on the mat by each
organization, the grapplers run
ming from LOS to 15S pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21
WALSH TO REFEREE.

(By United Press Leased Wire
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 21.-
After several days of wrangiing
over the referee, Tommy Walsh
was chosen today for the Conley-
Coulon fight February &c for the
bantamweight championship. Con-
ley is a Z to favorite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21

lament expects to take up the in
suit to the British flag. Prior to
his appointment to the cabinet,
Mr.. Samuel was under secretary
of state for the home department.
He is the author of the children s
bill in parliament.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21
BASK ET-BAIL LEAGUE
OPENS TOMORROW

The Commercial basketball
league will start it's schedule at
the Y M. c. A. tomorrow night
with teams from the postoffice,
State Business college, Buetel
Business college, Rhodes Broth
ers, Bankers and the Y. M. C. A.
day school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21
BLANKENSHIp Is
HAVING BAD LUCK

Cliff Blankenship does not seem
to be doing we'll. After leaving
Tacoma he went to Salt Lake but
things did not go right and he
was passed on and finally landed
at Jackson, Miss. Now the story
comes that he has been suspended
there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21
SPORT CHIPS

Lou Wolf, Akron, O., owns a
money earning English bull terrier
matron in Bustler. December 6,
1909, she whelped eight pups;
May 81, 10 pups, and November
81, eight pups. Three filters in
nine days less than a year! Who
can beat it?
Nero fiddled while Rome was
burning, and the Diaz- Terrazar-
Creel combination continue to let
the gee-gees run at Juarez. His
tory might repeat, you know.
Russell Ford of the Yankees
and King Cole of the Cubs estab-
iished worlds records by winning
sos per cent of their games last
year. This had never been done
before by first year pitchers.
George Cotton, once Johnson e
sparring partner, used to insist his
name was Sylvester, in Reno
After his bout with Morris Harris
we are ready to believe him.
Japs play snappy ball, but will
never be more than fair hitters, is
the opinion of Pat Page, manager
of the University of Chicago
team which invaded the Orient.
The little brown men lack the
physical strength for knock the
cover off the ball" the way the
Yankees do.
Stanley Lake, Nebraska heavy
weight wrestler, died in Armarilo,
Tex, from injuries received In a
match with Harry Haynes.
'sChristy Mathewson gets sIs,-
900 In winter telling how he
earns $4,000 in summer" says
the old sporting man. His sal
AIRY as a member of the Giants is
$4,000 a year. AS the topliner
OF a vaudeville sketch he draws
$500 week for a 15-week en-
gagement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21

CARRIES FAMILY
IN AEROPLANEs

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 20.
Having flown half mile
with his wife and two chff.
dren as passengers, Aviator
Charles F. Walsh of Los An
geles today will ask recogni-
tion of the California Aero
club for having conducted
the first family outing In an
aeroplane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21

Pyramid Flour, the Great
Breadmaker, is a universal family
flour. 1t will solve the bread
Question for you. *s*
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21

The white of an egg will re-
move fly specks from gilt frames.
Apply with a camel's hair brush.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21
GEAR BARS JEW;
JOHN BULL ROARS

LONDON, Feb. 21.-The Rt.
Hon. Herbert Samuel, M. P, who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21
CHAPTER XVI

The Force at Work.
Bob turned to treat the city to
a whirlwind campaign such as 1t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21

seotfs Studio, Fidelity bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21

Stanley Lake. Nebraska heavy
weight wrestler, died in Armarilo,
Tex, from injuries received In a
match with Harry Haynes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21

George Cotton, once johnson E
sparring partner, used to insist his
name was Sylvester, in Reno
After his bout with Morris Harris
we are ready to believe him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-21

Nero fiddled while Rome was
burning, and the -Terrazar-
Creel combination continue to let
the gee-gees run at Juarez. His
tory might repeat, you know.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
HELP WANTED-MALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MANY A MAN WHO HAS TAKEN
for Granted that there was no work In the
navy he would like, on Investigation has
found more agreeable work there than in
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great variety OF positions in the navy.
a man may find work as seaman. ma
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musician, carpenter, blacksmith, ship Mt
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can enter at higher pay; IL he doesn't, he
can enlist as apprentice seaman.
Navy life Is healthy, the work pleasant,
opportunity for promotion and for saving
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with men OF good character and ambition
makes navy life a wholesome, helpful en-
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The Navy department never urges men to
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10 IS years OF age to look into the subject
OF taking four pears training in the navy
or Of making the navy his life's work.
Call at Navy Recruiting Station, =. o.
Bldg, Omaha, Neb. and ask ell the aues-
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free book, The Making OF a Man o. Wars
man." or address, Bureau of Navigation,
Box 200. Navy Department, Washington.
ID. c.
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OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses and Cottsees-Continued.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
S40-Finely finished 1-room modern house
-four bedrooms) Hanscom park.
A5-5Sl $. 22d St, 10 rooms, modern, In
good condition.
s40-n4 n slst ST. s-room modern house;
electric light new nNtures); VIII paper to
suit
$500 ~ 18th Ave; rooms, modern,
now being put In fine condition.
S3O-4136 California ST., new Groom modern
cottage.
SsO-iib N. sOth. new Groom modern house.
x30--Northeast corner 29th and Shirley,
new G room modern house.
2I.50-l5Ss s. 2Sth Ave-, rooms, modern,
new.
s26O-272s jackson St. s-room modern
house; new plumbing. new furnace; fine
condition.
S2sAS12 N SD. rooms, modern; hot
water heat. We have rented oil but this
house on this corner TO desirable tenants.
S25-9015 Dewey. rooms, modern; owner
pays water.
S2S-262i Charles; brand new Groom. all
modern cottage; fine.
s22 50-l5l7 Ohio St. neat Groom modern
cottage.
Sls-24s9 Emmett, 7-room house gas. city
water, toilet; good condition; large yard.
Sl650-2721 Charles, rooms, modern ex-
cept heat good condition
S15-607 Cedar ST., 5-room brick cottage
with bath and toilet.
N4-120l Pacific ST.. broom cottage gas
for cooking; city water
$25-2220 n 10th ST.. s-room modern brick
flat in good condition.
Sl4-Six rooms In brick fiat, with bath and
PETERS TRUST CO.,
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LOST AND FOUND

THE best treat for wife and baby is a
Dish q Dalzelrs ice cream. II Mrs. r. Tai
bot. isis Hamilton, will come to The II, Q
office within three days we win give her
an order for quart brick OF this fine ice
cream free.
.BOST-Sunday, June Is. red leather
memorandum book, containing letters adj
dressed to owner; no value except TO owner
Reward. Return to 2ls S. 10Th Ave, or
Phone Harvey 5T55.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

MAN wanted to represent manufacturer
Good pay. Tailor-made suit In 60 days; no
expenses necessary; just so you are honest
and energetic. Write at once. #. b. Jen-
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FOR RENT
1915 s. 18th ST.. rooms. mod except heat
S17 60.
sOO8 Seward, rooms, barn, t12. .
2l24 N 10th. 4 rooms, part mod, S12. so,
264S Capitol Ave, rooms, close In, NI50
9O0S Seward, rooms, $l2.
2O25 Spruce, 5 rooms mod except neat. sls.
1921 Howard. rooms. mod. except heat,
$50. 49,.
$500 Bristol. rooms, mod. except heat, $40
g1l-15 g. 1lth $50.
1922 Cass Z rooms, large yard. SIS.
2022 Writ. rooms, all modern, Will De
vacant June 20, $40. 49,.
261l Pierce, rooms, all modern, $50
THE BYRON REED CO,
Phones Doug. 29T, A-3S34. 2i2 s. 18th ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

DON'T prepare for any civil service ex-
animation without seeing our illustrated
catalogue Free Columbian Correspon-
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HELP WANTED

wANTED-Men or women solicitors for
every town. small article; 100 per cent
profit. Call or write Royal Sales Co, 1907
Brandeis Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
OFFERED FOR SALE
NIisceIianeous-Continued.

sAFEs-overstocked with second HAND
cafes. all siEes and makes Bargains. Amerl
lean supply Co. iil0 FRrnam St
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25

THE best treat for wife and baby in n.
dish or Dalzells Ice cream. II Mrs e. m
Johnson. 1917 N. 9th st., will come 10 The
Bee office within three days we will give
her an order for quart brick Of this fine
Ice cream
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-25
Houses and Cottages.

FLATS
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS ON THE FOL-
LOWING:
25OS Sherman Ave-, 5-R. strictly mod,
$3.50.
1888 S. 10Th St.. 5-R- strictly mod, choice
location, S35.
$40 william st., AR strictly mod; close
to 3. & M. depot, $3.50
5l2 S. 18th ST, b-H. strictly mod, and
very close in, $35.
25O4 ST. Marys Ave, 7-R. strictly mod
ern and up-to-date "St. Louis" flat, in a
choice residence district $40
9OS No. 22d St, 1o-R., close in. bargain
at SO
26O0 Dewey Ave, T-R strictly mod. brick
building. within walking distance, hot
water heat, SAL.
sos N 21st, 9-R., close in. $50
PAYNE g. SLATER CO.,
Sole Agents, 9Th Floor ON. Nat. Blk Bldg
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wANTED-Man to travel In Nebraska.
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Write for particulars. ]. e. McBrady n
Co., Chicago.'
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DEPARTMENT store buyers, statesmen.
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for advancement should see want page OF
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Dry Goods Economist 231 West 18th ST.,
New York;
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MEDICAL

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WANTED-For u. s. army able bodied
unmarried men. between the ages of is
good character and temperate habits, who
can speak, read and write the English
language. For information apply to re-
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Sta.. Omaha, Eeb.; Massachusetts, Bldg,
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LOST AND FOUND

nTUVEn Cleaning. Pressing and Re-
QOlN Ia pairing. ISL FArnam. d. S7A2
PERSONS having lost soma article would
DO we'll 70 call up the office OF the Omaha
4 Council Bluffs street Railway company
street cara
Many articles each day are turned In and
the company Is anxious 70 restore them 81
OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-15

~ 3 seeeas eeavsatloa u toe AssDei.
go Mssss Dsalsss sad Pubaiuhsss Of
Usles1 lllaees, ens ~ ~ sld0t daalsn
eaile1 attsattoa = tbs eNosasosu sales
ssssAs1 b popular ssae " thi.
sosatsy eoaspAsvd 70 What an so,d In
sthss epsntrsss. He slalsnsd that In
Ossnasy. Engisad and Frunss, any
% ssvsety i've thousand ocpIss y con-
sldsssd . issgs sale, Wills 10 this esun-
~ pubilsheFs do not consider . song
popalAr whose salss DO net sun from,
two hundred Thousand 10 half nil.
Hon copies. Comment was a,so made
% the enormous sales rsachsd By high
elas ballads. such - 1.-THE Garden of
Resas," ''Tbs vals u Dssams," ssting
Ne 10 Sleep and my Rosary" As
PET the usual custom, the committee
on new songs called attention To the
fAct that The writer's II two Of the songs
mentioned bed written smother en-
sieIsd, 1.-THE Hour That Gave Ne You."
md that the publlslers, Jerome II
Rsmick 4 Co., would b. pleassd to
have Il rendered BY the composer.
Msssrs. Dempsey aud Schmidt we're
invitsd 70 entertain the association,
which they did BY rendering some Of
thsls Old songs and concluding with
the new oue, "Ths Hour That uave
Nc You." The enthusiast ol the as-
ssmblags was unbounded, and the ad-
vance orders for the song rsccived by
their publishen warranted the publ.
cation u the largest first edition ever
known In the musical world. .'Ths
Hour That Gave Nc You" thss marks
. new sra in the song line, for the
melody y % catchy and haunting that
u will sweep the country. We append
the
chorus.
Oldsn, golden, Tlorious hour, the hour
that gave me you.
Lovs-lit eyes that dropped when I
kissed you, the nns your sweet
llps know.
STAN were shining and oil the world
was hushed In the charm
That lingsrs I'll life through;
Sweetest Tower in n,em'fy's bow'r the
hear that gave me you.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-15

An unussd machine rvsls.
Go 70 bsd Sos tsn weeks and the mus-
slss q your lsss viii - too weak 70
ssppest yos. Uasxeeelssd muscles -
come Aabby end stsophy.
A hosse that b diverted and under.
worked y . prey 70 all kinds Of hoFss
dlssaess.
A PIT peodis b ssldom happy Iook.
Ing de-. He ssls little o. 10 exsssiss,
evsssas and ovssslssps sad dsplAys
cheat = nush aniaAsiea = . jsllyash.
es0s day hh mistress sseds lss the
vssssinariAn. He looks 0rAvs. lssb BIB
pslss, losks q hh lsaous, and thsp
says 10 ean help yido u hh nissssas
viii sivs him evss - BIB tths vstssins-
slaa's) eass IT . vssk o. two. The
misessn wants - know u hs b quits
esstaia that - saa take psopes sass Of
3 thoseugbssd lite Ft6e. Aisss rsasr
susiag ~ % this pe,st, ~ vsessinar
rias aspasts takias Esde With hin.
AZ ~ sslnal hospital. Ei1o = Nd II
~ ssssss q he sslias. ~ % . seasvar
~ Ate1 q bssaA sad vaAse-psisel-
pally waeee-AsA taksa ~ leeg valk
every ~. ~ Ne - q I've wssks
no , ssessss4 abs nisesss = sni-
maes1 asA healthy . spesl0en q de-
heod . eoe vealA VIII - -.
Al = walsh eeevlesss - that The
NJ e natsss = aslivity. vfits WI
llan = Tewss y 0sVesoess Mastilns.
yeglsse = - ~ pAysIsal oeUnn asd
aaAuss sssa beGias y withdraw ~
isDm shAs eeons. Maessp - ealy
abAsn . vaeoo0 ~ ~ abAsm any
uauss1 eeUas q lAsulty.
olaol selll - sulk as1 20 ~. O.
1Dsvas1 - - I'VE Lsaf anA sss6
80 - 90 80 haevsse . 1ns 80
u AlnooeA Nsthlag = ~ natusU =
49, ss1ssunSs vill - ~ y. \
49, osaoos VII - ysas 1aily ssar
$500. u sAess tAess , - llnl1 y
~ oegn11v0 e ~ vhlsA loaeolvl1y
- ~ = - heallA1 - ~
49, tsysa
The Dolores star., 1911-09-15
Friday. sepse.ber IS. ,sii.

Friday. oepteaber IS. isii.
N 0esatsse Agricultural Stsss.
TIE approval Of % expsrt y
worth having. Secretary Wilson
hss sald that With conservation q
il water. the judicious ne Of Il,
and intensive farming Colombo can
become the greatest agricultural
state 10 the Unlon. ALREADY, be
asds, L leads oil othess u The pro.
ductioa Of sugar bssts. and throngh
this one crop alone sess u possible
for the state In time to supply the
entire country with sugar and resp
the enormous profits 10 Be made
out Of % doing.
Hor years something to the same
eject has been gradually dawning
upon Colorado. Its agricultural
possibilities have been looming
iarRes With the seasons. and none
has, In the light Of experience.
dared place . limit upon them.
Expefience with one crop aifer
anoeher has found the state stand
Ing 1t the top In point Of yield pr
acre and quality Of the pcoduct.
Whatever y psoduced from the soil
soon gains an enviable position In
ths markets, Consumer have
learned that the name Colorado IT.
sached to the prodered grain. veGe
table o. fruit b guarantee Of ex-
celleuce. Whatever b sent from
oar lands to Be sold hes 6rst call
ard commands top prices. Il y
ouly . question Of how much the
land can produce.
Every rev irrigation enterprise
such q Secretary Wilson came to
CoIosado 10 see launched, means
= incseased oatput a these pro.
ducss Desired Of The markets. II
neaae noes land avallabls fos
farming II IN intensive Wy. mose
families 10 settle the Lands 0oee
hands 10 work them, . Substantial
san added to the annual total Of
the states eoutributioa 10 con.
merce. Conservation Of the water
b fcgcing itself upon the attentioe
Of oil Since ever there asss remain
. wids divergence between the Land
and the water supply. Time y
teaching the lesson In this regard.
Closer study Of how to make the
least water 20 the farthest ard pro-
duce the most good b the demand
Of the hour. The effect Of such
study has already been seen. Dos.
eus Of big enterprises to water Idle
lands have been carried through
succenfully since the farmers were
saying the limit had bsen reached.
The Icas Of hood water has only
beea partially reduced BY the con-
sesuction Of reservoirs. Much more
b YET to Be- accomplished aloos
these lines. After that comes the
conservation Of the enormous Los
through evaporation.
The plan Of reservoir storage
more than doubled the irrigated
area; the solution Of this latter
problem will double Il again. Il
HIS not been touched upon - yet.
Irsigatiou from the undesaow Of
The Dolores star., 1911-09-15


NM vsesa 1hssts. q Durango, b
vislting with Am @. \. Dilleo Sos >
~ days.
Nm. 0sosUs 1aaea ~ over to
Ass1ela lase Aoeday.
Thsss was two services In The ssheo,
heass lase Nusday. Rev. Cavsos bsld
asevisss In ths afternoon asd Rev.
Dssn II Tie evening.
r. /. Aolston and daughter wsss
visitas hh sisess. Nm Hsehtmss,
~ wssk.
?. Q. Phlseas has bought . GOD
aAay Il ths Ill appso and pad .
god psies ~ them.
A. W. Dillo0 has Q crew Il giFls ct
his plase paeking psas.
NJ. and Nm. Hamlion were sAopplog
In Dolores last Thunday.
Charlie Canpbsll b stepping With
ffissds 10 the valley loe Nv dAys.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-15

For Sale Majestic cauSera; takes I
BY s picture; with tripod, morocco
case, six plate holdss, sto. Call q
this ONCE.
The new era., 1911-02-23
LETTER FROM CHAM.
sER OF COMMERCE

Editor of The New Era,
Dear Sir:
The Denver Chamber of Commerce
especially desires to cooperate with
the varionus mining districts of the
state in gringing about increased ac-
tivity in the metalliferous mining in-
dustry of Colorado.
The following committee: Thomas
Tonge. Ernest LIE Neve, Foster, War
ren B. Lippincott. w. G. Swart and
E. w, Williams; has been appointed
as men of especial experience in min
ing matters, and who believe in the
great future possibilities of the min
ing industry of Colorado.
At the first meeting of said Com
mittee the following Resolution was
adopted:
metalliferous mining industry of Colo
RADIO has not received that attention
from capitalists which it's magnitude
and profit making possibilities war
rant, udSlu6 Uceu uuOTS VI leSS
elected (among other causes) by
reason of the great developement of
the agricultural and horticultural
resources af the state. and
WHEREAS metaulliferous mining
will always be one of the prominent
industries of the state, materially
augmenting the States annual pro-
duction of new wealth and furnishing
an important home market for the
products of the agricultural, horticul-
tural and manufacturing in dustries
of Colorado; and
| WHEREAS athe primary object OF
this committee is the increased ac-
tivity, along legimate and conserva
tive lines, Of the metalliferous mining
| industry of Colorado:
RESOLVED that this Committee
hereby invites the suggestions and
corporations of all who are directly
or indirectly interested in promoting
the increased activity of such metal
] liferous mining industry and thereby
i advancing the welfare and prosperity
of the whole state.
The new era., 1911-02-23
SURPRISE PARTY

The swellest function of the sea
son was a surprise party on Mr..
Jacob Johnson, which occurred Sat
urday, February 49,. All the elite
of the country were present to cele,
brate his birth day.
The evening was spent in de-
lightful way Music being the chief
entertainment. The musicians were:
Gust Liljestrand, Axel and Carlson,
assisted by Mrs. ANA Larson. Miss
Mamie Leek spoke two pieces. She
is a good speaker and her part was
greatly enjoyed. Lily Hanson and
Willie Hogan rendered some sweet
little songs. Also Mrs. Larson and
Arthur Erickson.
A dainty luncheon was served at
an appropriate hour and was enjoyed
by ALL We wish Mr.. Johnson many
more happy returns of the day. But
think that he should have someone
te share his comfortable home.
We think that the party who wrote
about the dinner at Mr.. Norells for
got to mention the most important
Iari. The beautiful cigar jar of cut
glass and solid silver. he was present
ed with from the guests.
The new era., 1911-02-23
MORE FoxPRAk NEWS.

Special to the New Era.
Owen Case of North Park has been
in our city for the past few days.
Carl Case returned from North
Park the latter partof the week.
Geo. Post was in town Monday
leaving for Walden by the stage Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady Brown of this
city are the proud parents of baby
boy, born Feb. II. This baby has
the honor of being the first baby Dor
in FoXpark.
A dance was held in Sieberts Pool
Hall Saturday night Not very
large crowd attended but every one
enjoyed themselves. Millard Hen
erickson of Laramie furnished the
music, accompanied by w. Du Bois
on the cornet, the first part of the
evening and later on, by Geo. Foster
on the guitar. Everyone enjoyed
themselves greatly, especially in a
robbers twostep just before supper,
which lasted thirty-five minutes and
would probably have gone on had
not supper been called.
Nv T p
The new era., 1911-02-23
RoUTT COUNTY DIVIDED

The bill creating Moffat county
passed the senate the IA. 1t had al
ready passed the lower house, and
now only requires the signatures OF
Governor Shafroth to make it effec-
tive. There is no doubt that he
will sign it. Craig is named as the
temporary county seat.
The division cuts Routt county in
two just west of Hayden and makes
Moffat county larger than Routt and
one of the largest in the state. We
wish this new couty the very best OF
success.