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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-05

Some one writes in to know which
team won the game ,hctwecn P,o / w ~ MN ny
and Petersburg Monday. May 20, The
game. was forfeited to PETERSBURG and
therefore counts TN the won column ,,f
the Petersburg team. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-05

The preliminary season In virginia
Lea que baseball is now over All Of
the teams are now within the allotted
number Of players. and the race Is on
in earnest Richmond met the re-
uuirements by letting Jimmie Jackson
go, so that there are exactly thirteen
men playing ball for Richmond, In
Guiding the manager. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-05

Notwithstanding the fact that Nor
folk has n big running start and looks
like n winner now, Il comparison OF the
Tars with the locals gives Sullivan.s
team an even break and more than a
ch2ncc TO get abreast of the Seasiders
before the season closes. While the
Tars have n big majority OF the games
played with the Colts TO their credit
Babb has the best team
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-05
RESULTS YESTERDAY
STANDING OF THE CIIJRs7
WHERE. THEY PLAY TO-DAY

Brooklyn at st. Louis
M Boston at Cincinnati
Philadelphia al Pittsburg
New York at Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-05

returned to Philadelphia. But has : e.,
given UP hope OF landing In the Vir.
einla League. He wants berth with
some OF the other clubs. Maybe Heinfe
that he Is good pitcher when 'hr ie
right He didn't make good herr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-05

,Umpiring IS one of the big features
@. me game Of baseball Good umpir-
hurts The Virginia League hasisuf.
tered from amatcurish performa nceg
By the umpires. Something. should he
nome. ana QUICKLY, before tho fans be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-05
Boston,
Cincinnati.
Totals ..a. {. 4ls S .ro,als -? q 2ill !.

Goode. centre field and first base.
tBatted for Parsons in ninth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-05

Another wants 70 know how play
W ,s,'u pc scored II, withta man on
ut to right field and the man on third
Toes not score, That kind OF n NAV
Is !, not scored. for in al PROBABILITY The
taker. liE f'lis 4, : : ""iii"'e s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-05

ST Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit al Washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-05

Another thing which Is helping Nor
Iolk is the confidence the men have In
THEMSELVES. They feel that they can
nor loss, ana as long as they feel that
Keep on winning. However every
team must go badly some time, and
then comes the rub. Will Norfolk be
able TO stand the gaff II tho team hits
the backward trail: Babb SAYS his
Lean Will. sullivan says 1t Will not
The rest OF us must wait and see
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-05

Here is another batch OF queries.
. Please answer the following oner,es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-05

But Babbs nfeld is by no means
strong. Outside of himself and Dodge.
at first while good sticker and Wise
In the game. is not a first bnscmanF
BLOCK; a third. is also a catcher. and
Babb has been lucky is In being ahle
10 keen the opposing teams from hi:-
ting RICHMOND has a strong hitting
team. and yet in the three series with
Norfolk they have been una HE 10 hi
cffcctually.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-08
JUAN VIIAR

Els la fgura, en- estoa INSTANCES, MAS
a~trayante. Us ell MltrmO dc los tceInta
V siete acusados por I'll oriJnen de Ga
guas, Y es por tanto, 81 GhaS l%nter9ssan-
te. rqaesto que ell ministerio ~GH1llico ma
hecl1O presa en- e.
Vilar, como hemo3 didho, Sc ez:presa
como IN nino, ante ID C0rte SuuroHna.
Els up personaje que no tlene arran-
ques. No parece Ell autor de las no
Jas volantes que noSotros he3no5 leIdo
en- el cuartel de la pollcia insular.
A las ~preguntas que lie @ffEo Ia defen-
sd Sc expres6, POGO m1as Q mIeno8, en- es-
ia forrna: que esta detenido en- el pre-
sidio &c San Juan. mo conoce ID Or
den de detenei6n. Trabajaba en- un
taller de plateria, ctando una tarde, q
las cuatro y media, Sc present3 un poll
cia y lie dijo que le o. 0mpaIiase al Cen.
tro de "La JuvenhId K~stud;osa". Ell
fue. Ali Sc encontr5 con el Presiden-
tie? de los detectives, (Vdlar llama Pre-
sidente de la polic{a al inspector senior
S%antelmo).
lie pidieron las flaVes y eonpezh ell re
sistro en- las mesas, eajones y baules.
Sc nevaron libros y papeles. La poll
cia iba prevista de s1 mandarniento. Le
cause sorpresa que 10 lEevasen 8 la ear
eel en- calidad die +detenido. Compare
clio ante ell fiscal se6or AhostA Quinte-
TO Fue preguntado por ST. profession,
estado. Y a~nteoede1tes ,re9aeionados CON
eI crimen de Csguas. NADIA Saba. Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-08
Ell SR. ROSSY.

Dice que ell asunto ha toma-
do I'm alcance que no esperaba. Ell 'abo-
|gado de Vilar trata de desviar ell cur
$50 de este proceso. Defiende como Ell
senior Acosta Quintero, all Department
to de jnsticia, que ahora y siempre pro
lcede en todos sus actos con claridad.
No hay nj tiniebIas nj sombras en- la
|actitud de los representatives del pue-
|blo, que por las Facilitates de que es-
tan inWestidos obran como I'm gran .iu-
|rado. Declare, y es necesario-dice-
|que Sc conozca bien, que en- ell case que
|se esta viendo no sc trata de perse-
lguir asociaciones de ninguna clase nj
ia hombres por sus ideas, sino que sc
.trata de lqln asesinato vulgar, en- Ell eual
Sc cree que esta complicado Vilar.
Lopez Landr0n. Solicita que Sc lie
|perm1ta alegar jurisprudence en- favor
de la excarcelacion de Vilar.
Juez- Puede hacerlo para manana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-08

A 1as diez de Ia nIailana de aver Sc
present0 ell honorable juez de la Corte
Sunrema don Pedro de Audrey, ante
nuifn debia verse e "Habeas Corpus "
presentado por ell iieencia'do don Ka-
fael Lopez 1andron. IN ell case de Juan
V;Iar. Presidente a. las Sociedaues Ell
,.Grupo del 10 de Octubre' y de LA
.Juventud Estudiosa', fundada por Vi
lar hace mos dos amos en- Caguas.
En- ell pasillo de Ia Conte Vln1os ha-
blando en- I'm grlypo. un JOven, mas
mulato que trigueno. de unos trelnta
amos, delgado, de constitution endeble.
Habla con voz infantil, algo valada, y
con la mayor senciLlez possible. Dleva-
ha el peinado partIdo, fernando a IN
lado IN pequeno tupe. Sus oJoS, bas-
tante grandes, Sc muylan en- sus 0HFl-
tas, de I'm lado para otro, con cierta
curiosidad. Esperaba con mfpacI1nc1a
la bora de la session.
No fejos de Viler. y hablando 52n-
hi6n en- un grupo, donde Sc haltaban
a~leunos letrados y periodistaS, saluda-
mos al senior Lopez Landron, y q los
fscales senores Rosy y Acoata Q4lnte-
10.
Momentos despuas de recogar estas
impresiones, d vuela pluna, fIsc94es Y
abogados, acusado y pdb3lco, Sc encon-
traban, en- ell salon de la Corta, fren-
tie al .juez Audrey, de quien pend[a en-
aquellos momentos, la delibera9'0n del
recurso de "Habeas Corpus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-08
E entierro de
Ooha Juanita MonToig

Sc afeetu6 aver tarde a LAS cinco, no.
ra anuncfada len La esque1a mortnoria.
Ell acompanamiento esperaba zen la.
plaza de Colon, donde Sc organize la CO.
mrthva %fdnebre, que preced1a La parra-
l'quia con cruz a7zada.
Sobre ~el -feretro, pendiente del coche
|fllnebre y n parios autom6viles detrass
|del seq1lto, wimos LAS siguiente coro-
mass
Una Gle flores ~naturales, de sll espo-
$50; otra de su sonora madre, otra de SIZE
|hermana Agustina, otra de Pascual "
Juanita; otra de flores artificiales de
|sus hermanos Antonio y C~onsuelo; de
flores artificiales de sus hermanos Va
|dentln y GenOveba; una cruz de flores
~naturales de su hijito Jose Antonio.
|otra de flores naturales de Gregorio v
|Berberina, una de flores artificiales, re
|cuerdo de Angelica y Salvador Suau.
otra de la familia Guisti, otra de. Ia fe
militia Heare; otra de las Perazas; otra.
de los esposos w. e. Lee; otra de su pa.
Ore poaltlco, una cruz de flores natura-
lies de Ia faInilia Bauza; 0tra de Ia fa
mIlla Bravo; Otra del doctor Rivero v
|senora; una de flores a11tificiales de la
tamllla SaIdana; otra de dona Maria
Coblan; otra de la faminia Atntorgior-
|gi; otra de La Colonia de Syracuse &
Ia esposa del doctor Lopez; una i
de Aetty y Ramos; otra de los emplea
dos de la Central Juanita; otra de los
flermanos Lopez Antongiorgi, " otras
que nc ptztIluRos anotar.
En- la presidencia del daelo iban los
enores, Agustin Monroig, doctor Sal
lana, 1lcenclado Menldnz Vas, don Pas
-ual y don Carlos Lopez Antongiorgi.
den Gregorio Ledesma y don Raul An
tongiorgi.
Lfevaban las cintas: Ios senores doc
torres Font y Guillot, Ashford, Lopez
S1cardo, Gicenciado Antongiorgi, senior
Bauza, doctor Clacar, doctor Avil6z-
l1cenciado Suau y doctor Dobal.
En- Ell c~ortejo fGlnebre formaban en-
re otras personals distinguidas. los Sc
1lores don Eduardo j. GonzaIez. don
|Conrado Hernandez, don Pedro de AL
drey, doctor Munoz Diaz, doctor Cutie
rrez, don Mario Geigel, licenciado Aleu-
na, licenciado F. Geigel don Rafael Y
don Miguel Ferrer, don r. Aboy, Enen
clado Gomez, doctor C~arballeira, lictn
cIado Dominglez, don Luis, don Guiller-
mo y don Jose Rubert, don Ramon La
timer, doctor Riwero, doctor Velez 10
|pez, doctor Quevedo Baez, Iicenciado J.
Was Oo1oteeo, licenciado ,Travieso, doc
tor Curbelo, doctor Brown, doctor Fer
Inandez Natter, doctor P. del Vale, doe
tor Gomez Brioso, doctor IEturrondo.
ldoctor Juliani, doctor Hernandez. Toe
Tor Cueto, doctor lingo Vinas, don Jo-
Use M. BlaneO, don W. E. Lee, don \.
Bravo y 81 doctor Ramos.
EN- la eNplanada del cementerio d.s.
Ipidl6 Ell duelo a no1rbbre de la d.stln-
gulda faanilla doliente, ell do:tcr don
Esteban Saldana, que hizo una e1oeuer-
tie necrologIa de la fff1rada.
Ell BOLETTN, reitera su pesame al
desolado viudo, nuestro distinguido
amigo ell doctor Lopez Anbongiorgi, 4
Ia madre af1lgidfsnna, a los hermanos
de la fnada, y 1es acodnpailfa espirituaE
mente en- estas aciagas haras de infinite
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-08
ONOFyROFF.

Manana, domingo, la tercera function
com un programa nuevo.
Ell gran hipnotizador ~trabajara EN-
San Juan pocos dias, para dar eumpIl-
miento a compromises anteriores.
Esta noche dara SUI segunda function
|el celebre hlpnotizador Onofroff que pre-
|seatara nueVes y enrlassslmos experiment
'tos- I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-08

ibusco, La pldo a CRITICS y no aparece.
Estoy en- 10 cierto honorable iuez: No
HAY NADIA, absolutamente NADIA, sine en-
la mente del fiscal.
5De que os asombrais? De libros IL
bertarios.
Pues, los Jesu1tas, han predicado Ell
asesinato y la iglesia cat6lica tiene SUI
Iinquisicion. Pero 20 ME guardare
muy bien de hacer responsible a los
jesuitas "a los curas de un estado NOR
lboso de IN momento de demencia, de
Jun cello eNagerado. Pues, 10 mismo son
Has doctrinas mo pueden hacerse respon
Isables de que un cerebro enfermo sc
lcontamine y cOmeta barbaridades.
La Corte debe estudiar bien deteni-
Idamente este case, no se VIA a resOlver
isOlamente La libertad de Juan Vilar,
ISino tambien ell estado de nuestra eli
lvilizacion. Gree que Vilar es absolute
Imente inocente de la participation die
tque Sc le quiere ihacer objeto. No
hay pruebas para acusar y ONO no hay
Ipruebas no Sc han p~resentado, prues de
Iotro modo va ~estar1a ell fiscal ensenan-
Idolas para hacer callar 10 que ahora
Icreo es la voz de la verdad y de la
(justicia.
Entrando en- otros orden de conside-
raciones ell senior Lopez Iandr6n, hace
luna slntesis del desenvolvimiento de
las ideas modernas en- Europa, citando
Ilos prlncipabee pafses en- donde brilIan
Ifos hombres que han revolucionado Ell
Imundo con sus doctrinas nuevas. de
emancipation de las conclencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-08
Ell sr. ACOsTA QUINTERo

Devuelve dardo por dardo Y ataque
|por ataque. El, tampoco viene del cam
pc de Ia reacci6n. Ha nacido en- I'm
|hogar donde siempre ~repercuti6 Ia pa
|1abra libertad Y La democracia fue un
quito. Pero ahora no Sc trata de ESQ.
|Se trata de persseguir un crimen. Vi
lar es n de los culpables &c esa cri-
men, Tiene pruebas de induction Pc
70 nc las va a presentar.
sPresentaria acaso, eel abogado, las
pruebas de descargo, en- un :juicio, an
ties que las del fiscal? No sea can
dido ell senior Lopez Landr6n, que 81 ell
|peina canas el fiscal tambi6n las peina.
Podra Grillo ser un demlente, pero no
hay nj una sombra de duda que, EN- la
oscurldad Sc ha maquinado para ar
mar eel brazo de Grillo, y a esos crimi-
males que Sc valen de la tribuna Y de
dos libros para propagar sus herrores,
|hay que castigarlos. 'Vilar es uno. AIDE
MAS hay contra Ell prueba de culpaGili-
dad grave. Cita los articuIos del O.
|digo de Enjuiciamie1lto Criminal MI
micro 81, SO y 100, para probar que ha
estado y esta dentro la ley. Dice que
Ial hacer la acusaci6n no theme miedo q
NADIA nj a nadie. En- ell pals Sc conoce
"a TODD Ell m1undo y a 81 10 conoce bien eel
|pais.
iAleg6, por ultimo, que, de acuerdo
con la ley, tiene 60 dias para presentar
acusaci6n y solicito que quedara arres
tado Vilar, desestimando la Corte ell
|"EIabeas Corpus".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-08
E c6|ebre proceso de Cagguas
A TRAVES DE UN GRIM EN-
e # Habeas Corpus a favor de VId

lie dijo 81 conocla d Ventura Grille. V
81 este, era socio de IN Club del que
81 era presidente. Neg0 en- absolute
que el hubiese entregado 23 dollars 4
Grlll0 para comprar un revolver. Girl
Ito no tuvo nunoa confidencias con el.
Era un conOcido y NADIA mas. Grillo
no era sOcio de Ia Sociedad LA juven-
ltud Estudiosa". Nunca fue a la escue-
la. No presencio la muerte de Adrian
Perez. No tuvo amistad nj enemistad
icon ell difunto. Pertenecp d la Fede-
traction Libre hace tres amos. No tom6
lparte en- la huelga de Caguas por que
no era huelguista. JET Club registrado
tpor La polic1a es un Centre Obrero. Sc
Ireciben peri6dicos libertarios (Vilar d.
ce que Hbertari0 quiere decir: sin 90
lbierno, y que ha le1do esa definici6n IN
Klotoppine,) de Espana, de Francia y
de America.
Ell Club posee una biblioteca para es-
Itudiar a los autores modernos. DE no.
| che Sc ensenaba q leer V escribir. Era
profesora n joven que Sc llama Ro-
lsa Alvarez. Ell Club hace POGO item
po que sc constituy0. Tenla sus socios
protectOres que pagaban una quota de
tcinco %centavos para SUI mantenimiento.
lEnv1aba tarjetas a muchos t~alleres
encareciendo la necesidad de que los
obreros prestasen su ayuda al Club.
Ventura GriHo Gel matador de Adrian
lPerez) les ayudaba con cinco centavos
Ipero nunca fue a Ia escuela. yEntre los
obreros que algunas wees iban a las
classes Sc vefan j6venes y ninos que esta-
han ansiosos de aprender. El Centre
no tenla reglamento, era s%encillamen-
te una escueHa para ensenar d los obre.
ros. Mega que sc celebrase una reu-
MON nOcturna para entregar a Grillo
rs dollars para com prar un revolver.
Termina eel interTOgatorio, Y Vilar va
sentarse al lado del senior Lopez Ian
idron. Su actitud es tranquila. Du-
Irante ell interrogatorio Vilar demuestra
lpNca cultura y ninguna educaci6n SUI
perior. Se ha expresado con premiosi-
dad y ha dioho palabras NAL pronu
lciadas.
AUGMENTATION FISCAL
En- fiscal del Supreme senior Rossy sc
levanta y pronuncia un discourse, acer-
Ca de Ia naturaleza del |FHabeas Cor
Ipus', p~resentado y hace c~onsideracio-
mes generates sobre los %argranentos en-
tque sc hasa la defensa para pedir la
excarce4acion de Viiar. No sc trata
Ide perseguir ideas, nj Clubs, nj asoeia-
I~clones nj NADIA que sc manifesto en- doe
trinas sean de la chase que fueren. Sc
ltrata de un crimen de sangre, de un
crimen vulgar cometjdo Ell Caguas en-
La persona de Adrian Perez, del cual
aparece, por las pruebas que tiene ell
fiscal. que Juan Vilar tiene responsa-
bilIdad en dicho delito de sangre
Cita Jurisprudence americana refe-
rente al case, y Hanna Ia atenci0n de
la Corte hacia csc punto.
Solicita que por la Corte Sc denie-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-08
HABLANDO CON UN LEADER

Esta maiana, llegamos a la Corte
pocos moanentos despues de haber die
tado 81 honorable Juez Audrey su re-
soluci6n. No nos fue possible, pues. to
mar nota de ella, pero nos enteramos
'por ell Header" Lopez Sanchez, que Sc
|habia adanitido 81 "Habeas Corpus" en-
Dc Vilar.
{Contintla en- la Sra. plana.)
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

The Mutual Laundry Company will
middle of next week, and will be
ready for your bundle Monday, July
10th. The Mutual Laundry will be
first-class, up-to-date laundry with all
invite the stockholders, subscribers
and friends to call at the laundry, 254O
Washington avenue, and inspect the
plant. Mr.. Cohen, the manager, and
Mr.. Allen, the superintendent, are in
charge and will take great pleasure
in showing you the practicability and
quick service of the machinery. More
than two hundred and fifty families
have pledged us their work, and we
feel sure that 80 per cent of the work
will be delivered the first week.
Mr. Allen, the superintendent, is
ready to receive applicants for posi-
tions between the hours of three p. m.
and four p. m. at the laundry, 2o4O
Washington avenue. We hope to be
able to give employment to twenty or
more people within very short time.
We need employees who have had some
experience with machinery, but those
who have not had experience will be
taught by Mr.. Allen who is exper-
fenced in all branches of the work.
Call in, look us over, and give us
your laundry work We are trying to
solve the great problem-Independ-
ence.
MUTUAL LUNDRY COMPANY,
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01
QUEEN CITY MUSICAL ASSoclA
TION.

Chorus meets for rehearsal on
Thursday, 9th inst, instead of Tues
day at the usual place. Particular at
tention is called to the series of
special rehearsals for the event in
August during the Educational Con
gress. Members are required to at
tend not less than five of these re-
hearsals to take part in the rendition
of the program.
Vocal class meets at SCOTS NJ. E.
Church Thursday, 9Th inst, 7:15 p. m.
Chorus at Sis p. m. A full attend
ance is requested. Musical copies can
be had of Mrs. Irene Fife. 2557 Clark
son ST.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01
RESOLUTION OF coNpoLEcE

Whereas, The omnipotent, the Su-
perior Ruler of the Universe, has
called from labor to reward. Mrs. Ella
King, sister of our Bro. Robert John
son, member OF the Household OF
Ruth No. 376; and,
Whereas. We, the members OF the
same lodge bow in deepest reverence
to Him who doeth all things wells.
Trusting our dear Brother will think
as Job of old. "The Lord giveth and
taketh away, blessed be the name OF
the Lord"
Therefore, be 1t resolved, that the
secretary, Mrs. Mary f. Holmes, be
and is hereby instructed that copy
of these resolutions be inserted in the
columns of our weekly papers; be 1t
further
Resolved, That copies be sent to our
bereaved brother and family of the de-
ceasd sister in Versailles, Ky.
Sisters MARY e. HOLMES,
FATE McCLAIN,
MAMIE FINLEY.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

John H. Watkins, who has been EN-
ployed as clerk in the postoffice for
twelve years, died Thursday morning
near La Junta, Colo, while en- route
home. Mr.. Watkins and wife left last
Saturday for Las Vegas, N. NJ, for
Mr.. Watkins health, who has been
sick several weeks. Mrs. Clarence
Holmes, an intimate friend of the fam
lily left Immediately after hearing the
sad news, to accompany Mrs. Watkins
to Denver with the remains.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
SPECIAL LOW RATES VIA
THE DENVER G. RIO

GRANDE r. r.
"The Scenic Line of the World
ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP
TO ALL COLORADO AND NEW
MEXICO POINTS.
DATES OF SALE:
Between all stations south and
west of Alamosa and south of Vance
Junction and all stations east and
north thereof, July l, 2 and 3.
Between all other stations July 2,
3 and 4.
FINAL RETURN LIMIT:
To destinations within 125 miles of
selling stations July 5th. All other
destinations July 9th.
For full information as to rates,
train service, ETC., call on Rio Grande
or address to Frank A. Wad-
leigh, General Passenger Agent, Den
yer, Colo.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

The True Reformers have ar
ranged to take the old mothers and
fathers of the seven different churches
on their second annual excursion at
Toland, Thursday, August 18th, abso-
lutely free. The pastors of the various
churches will furnish Chief Cash with
a list of such worthy persons, and they
will be furnished with free transporta-
ton. The best of care will be taken
of them
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Norman of 305S
High street are to be complimented
on their beautiful lawn and garden.
1t is one of the finest we have seen
in Denver. Another one of our ener-
getic citizens is Mrs. S. E. Bell of 23O4
So. Williams street who has 200 young
turkeys and several hundred chickens
and twenty-five young ducks
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

Mrs. Maud Wade nee Savage, has
resigned her position in the linen
room of the Colorado Traffic Club.
The management had decided to give
the place to a white girl, but through
the efforts of Jesse Willis, the head
waiter, Miss Mabel Norris was given
the work. 1t pays $50 per month and
board.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

Miss Zipporah Joseph and Mr. VIM,
Parks were married Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides mother,
25th and Gilpin streets. The cere-
mony was witnessed only by a few
friends and relatives of the bride and
groom. Rev. Ward officiating.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

The public is invited to attero the
Mason's picnic July nth at 1'eom'
field Park. Good music, good order
and large crowd assured.
J. r. coNTEE,
chalrn1an.
T. S. RECTOR,
Booster.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

The barbecue and picnic given by
Campbell A. NJ. E. Church at Bloom
field Park Wednesday afternoon and
evening was largely attended. Those
who failed to hear Miss Bessie Will
liams perform on the violin missed a
great treat.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

Mr.. Lewis Maxwell and Miss Sam
mie/ Anderson were happily united in
the holy bonds of wedlock June 22d,
Rev. Wallace officiating.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

William McLemore passed through
the city Tuesday fhom San Fran
cisco, enroute to Lincoln, Neb., to Visit
his sister, Mrs. Robert Johnson, and
from there he will visit few days in
Chicago.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

We will be there, you bet. Whof
The X. p. to help swell the erowj ut
Bloomfield Park. The Masonic plonic'
July nth. Good music, good order and
a LARGE crowd assured.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

All together, push it along. This
Masonic picnic at Bloomfield Park,
July nth. It's good thing. Good
music. Good order and large crowd
assured.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

d. l.. Bruton of Canon City, Colo,
is enjoying his vacation in the city.
Harry G. Smith and wife left Thurs
day for their home in Kansas CITY,
Kans., after visiting three weeks with
their mother, Mrs. A. Spencer.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

DIR. T. E. McClain and A. G. Fallings
visited Glenwood Springs this week.
En- route home they visited the Wom-
ems Federation at Colorado Springs.
DR.. McClain delivered an able ad-
dress before the Federation.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

The Wednesday Afternoon Study
Club met with Mrs. S. A. Huff, 517
26th street, for art needle work, and
will meet on Wednesday next, with
Mrs. Chas. Jones, 325 York street for
literary.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Holloway
passed through the city Tuesday from
Seattle, Wash, enroute to their home
in Topeka, Kans., where they will pur-
chase beautiful farm.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mark of Topeka,
Kans., are in the city for the summer.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Nor
man, BOSS High street.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-01

Miss B. j. Mondy, niece of Harry
Cowell, was operated ON this week at
Mercy hospital 1or appendicitis.