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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
WILSON OPINION
Of WATTERS0N
Says Louisville Editor Is
mice Old Gentleman.

~
Detroit. Jan. 1g.-Goy. Woodrow
Wilson announced today that he
had decided on s policy of silence
for the resen on the Harper's
Weekly Incident.
stCol. Watterson is q fine old gem
tleman." The only comment he would
make on the statement of the Louis
Vile editor When he arrived here
almost every political writer In town
was waiting to get his views on the
W~attersorn- interview asss
There was no adverse comment
among the prominent Democrats
who welcomed HAM. here. Many were
outspoken in his defense, among
them National Committeeman e. o..
Wood and former congressman AL
fred Lucking Of Detroit. They take
the position that Gov. Wilson merely
answered "a question truthfully, and
|Watterson himself admits that the
support OF Harper,s Weekly was
hurting the~W Wilson candidacy.
Gov. Wilson arrived Just In time
TO keen his engagement at the Board
of Commerce luncheon. He admit
ted he had greatly revised his views
as to practical and theoretical poll
ties, particularly regarding the ini-
s~tiative and referendum, saying.
my visit to Oregon and my OBJ
.seryation at first hand of the direct
Legislation law there has not only
Convinced me Of its success as a
practical easur but also forced
upon me the conclusion that 1t Is a
conservative rather than . radical
force. The preparation necessary to
the proper operation of the law in
duces calm reflection"
But Gov. Wilson is not in OF
the recall. THAT Is treating q
symptom rather than the disease,
he said. |Besides, ! have failed to
find any general feeling against n
courts In this country.
In his address TO the Board Oh
Commerce Gov. wilson said that
nothing else In D world was stand
ing still except Inc standpatters ana
IT they did not wake up they Would
be overwhelmed by the Q I
business.
Q Wilson'S az the press
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ASSN. HAS
RECEIVED NEW CHAIRS

New chairs have been received at
THE rooms of the Goodwill Associa-
ton. in Goodwill hall, and every Ell
fort will be made to have them In
position for the coming events at
that new amusement place. Shower
baths will be completed by the next
basketball game, on Tuesday night,
the league managers report.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
POLICE NEWS

On q charge OF yagrancy William
Troge was arrested last night by
Patrolman William Calvin and sent
to the county jail for a period OF
thirty days by Recorder Henry W
kehoa this morning Troge said be
was forty-1ve years old, YVES a car
penter by trade and had no home.
He recently served q short term at
New Brunswick for vagrancy. {.
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CONDITION OF ICE
In RIVER UNCHANGED

Ice In the Raritan river remains
unbroken today and is expected to
continue in such a state until worm
err weather Is experienced or an east
wind sweeps on the course. The
sound and channel are opening Slow
'ly and passage Of boats Is being
made at irregular Intervals.
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OF
REAL ESTATE

C. M. Peterson and Company has
sold an improved property Ia Elm
street to the Elizabethtown Gas mi
Light Company. The purchasers
will use the house on the tract Tor
meter purposes Fraser Brothers
consummated the deal.
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MATAWAN GIRL NOV
TEACHER AT SCHOOL A

Miss Mae Bergen. Of Matawan,
formerly connected with the public
schools at Roosevelt, assumed her
duties today as instructor In the sec
end grade at school No. 4. Miss
Bergen takes the position recently
occupied by Miss Jessie Teats, now
teaching at j Newark school.
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Promotion shoots,

a wise old inancier confdes he has
often found 1t valuable to put a stupid
man on a promotion scheme. He un-
derstands baseball. and this Is the
way \he explains it: A great batter
doean't expect to sec a ball come to
him straight over the plate; when
the dull promoter puts his straight
over tho plato 1t catches some OF thu
keensst OF 'em mapping.
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Maple Grove Woodmen Circle
met In Moose hall last night.
"a largely attended pow WOW
of Pc Ambo Tribe No. SIS Improved
Order Red Men was held in its wig
wan last night.
"A meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Grace English Lutheran
church was held in the vestry Of the
church yesterday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
JUDGMENT IN
DISTRICT CT.

Mike Paylok was awarded a judg-
ment for So against Peter Daracuk
in District Court this morning. Tt
was the emily verdict. The jury trial
of. Joseph Garner Va. Samuel Eh1e,
for 1900 was adjourned from this
morning until January 23. The
lpostponement was access owing
10 lle OF Thomas Brown, at
storney for the defendant. The Jury
men we're present.
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Tearn of Horses Runaway,

A team of horses attached to a de-
livery wagon OF the Excelsior Baking
Co, of Jersey City. caused conaidera-
BILE excitement along Amboy avenue
this morning, when they became
frightened and ran away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19

Miss Eloise Dover, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Il. Dover, of
SO High street and George Henry
Small, of Irvington, were united in
marriage at 1880 O'Clock last night
at the home OF the BRIDES parents,
by Rev. james II. Northrups pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church.
The ceremony was witnessed by the
Dover. a sister OF the bride, was
maid Of honor, and Fred Rowe, of
East Orange, acted as best man. The
bride wore a blue travelling suit
with hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs.
Small left at q O'Clock for a we'd
ding tour the destination of which
was kept a secret. They will reside
IN Irvington.
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Any affair or happening, or CIR
cumstance, which Ii too small to
make a Want AID. worth while as an
adjusting force Ia too small to
wnrry ahnut.
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ELuJnxET5NCfNEW

N s-4trANh- 49,
washington, Jan. fa:-ft Is be-
lieyea In government circles that tbs
note sent 10 Cuba by Secretary knox
at THIS direction OF President TAFT
@sl re=.Hs e Il. ccS--1ca g -
agitation that has caused unsettled
conditions there. r. III hoped That
President Comes will be able TO
affect q eempromtse with the vetar~
ans who have been causing tine
troub1s and that the necessity OF IN
terventlon will not arise. The war
and navy departments ara p~raparin@
to dispatch troops To cmba should
conditions there grow wosse. nivir
sion commanders have heea Notified
to immediately Mek tr00ps ready 60
move from Newport News Va. Tlse
commander Of the Atlantic Aeet has
been n0taaed 1t 1uansanaEno. Cnsas
60 he nEaaazaa ao Land : 1ossA of
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@lmast every inch Of Caba hss hesn
~sueseyea and explored, every road
and trad Ia known and mapped. ard
# wsauld ba inEoselAas fzsF zas gzsmr
EEilA gare@ to operate salesaSsx4sfHy
mw@Smsk American aslds#FH ~ fna
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ENTERTAfNs

Miss Florence AIling. of Gordon
street, vas hostess to a number of
friends and relatives last night.
The event was to mark the eight
zenith anniversary of her birth.
Games We're played and music en-
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Small left at q O'Clock for a we'd
ding tour the destination of which
was kept a secret. They will reside
IN Irvington.
PLAN FOR SUPPER.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church met at
the hnme of Mrs. w. G. Healy, in
Market street last night and made
plans for a Martha Washington sup
per to be held In the lecture room
OF the church on Thursday, Febru-
airy %, Washington's birthday. The
ladies will be In costume and the
menu planned will be one of the
hest. 1t Is proposed to give a tur-
hey supper with all that goes with
it to make an excellent menu at that
time. A special meeting will be held
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Apologize in Fayette street to
make further plans for the event.
RENDER FINE PROGRAM.
Al excellent program was render
ed at the meeting OF the Swedish
Sewing Circle held at the church In
Gordon street last night, Many OF
the members were present, besides
a number of the congregation. The
musical program consisted Of a pi-
ano solo by Miss Olga Larsen; vocal
solo by Miss Amelia Bergstrum;
duet by Rev. Thure Ahlstedt and
Frederick Carbon, and recitations
by Rev. Ahlstedt and Mr.. Olsen.
After the program refreshments
were served. A good collation. was
taken at this time. Those IN charge
were Miss Elvira Sedenberg and
Miss Hilda Olsen.
40 TENDER RECEPTION.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest s. Hilsdorf
expect to leave Perth Amboy for
Brooklyn by thdpend of the month.
Mr.. Hilsdorf having accepted a posi-
tion III the latter city. For a num-
Der of years Mr.. Hilsdorf has been
organist and choir director at the
First Baptist church, the members
OF which desire to tender him and
higS wife a farewell reception next
Friday evening, January 26, In the
chapel. In Fayette street. The inyi-
tation to this reception is a general
one, extended not only to the friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs, HiIsdorf in the con-
H~sKragHtion.. hut as well to their many
Mtends ia the city
I4srK7s7ekk sIDEST.
Several me1nbafB al tie Standard
Bearers ~ Simpson Methodist Epfs-
eopaI church went from here last
night and gave Mrs. Frank 0yerton
Of Keansburg a surprise. Mrs. Over
ton was formerly Miss Eta Tooker
Of this city. The affair was a great
surprise and a pleasant evening was
spent. Refreshments were served.
Those In the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. William r.. Van Pelt, Misses
lsiliian Marin, Myrtle Snyder. Mar
iorie Sweet, Margaret Gergus,
Blanche Rhodes and Helen Blood
good.
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS.
Miss Florence Alling, of Gordon
street, WAS hostess to a number of
friends and relatives last night.
The event was to mark the eight
zenith anniversary of her birth.
Games were played and music en-
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Subscribe for the NEWS.
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joyed At II o'clock a repast was
served.
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JUNE MADE P0 R SHlWInS
Ii MARRIAGE LICENSES

June. which is popularity supposed to
be the favorite month for weddings.
made a mighty poor showing in that
respect in this county this year. juig-
ing by the number Of p-arriage L.
censes issued from the county clerks
Office during that period
Only eleven marriage licenses were
issued in Fremon; county during the
month just closed. and four of them
were TO nonresident applicants. Only
twice before in the corresponding
month for eighteen years has the
number been as low as that: once in
1897 and once In 1911. In June 1911
only ten marriage licenses were is
sued: the smallest number for that
month in more than thirty years. The
June marriage licenses for the last
eighteen yesrs follows: 1885. Il:
1896. IL; 1897. II: 1898. II; 1888. n:
1900. Is. 1901. Is. 1899. ls: 1903. 20:
1904. I3: 1905. IL: 1906. %. 1907. Is.
1905. 10; 1893. Is; 1910. Is; 1871. 10:
1879. IL The average number OF mar
riage licenses granted in this county
during the eighteen years mentioned
Is sixteen and a fraction.
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ITALIAN MINER
ELECTROCUTED
AT WOLF PARK

AmabIle Moneghinni. an Italian
miner. was eloctrocuted at the Wolf
Park coal mine about noon today
while at work in one OF the lower lev
els OF the property. The electric wir-
Ing for the illumination OF the mine
and the operation ~ the machines IL
attached to the roof OF the underground
workings and II was by coming In
contact with one OF the wires that the
unfortunate man lost his life. There
was considerable water in the room"
where Moneghinni was employed and
to that fact is probably due his death.
While standing IN the water he
Strengthened up and an exposed por-
ton OF the wire was brought in touch
with the back OF his neck. permitting
the full strength OF the current 10
pans through his body. which killed
him instantly. Five hundred volts OF
the electric fluid passed into his body.
A physician was summoned imme-
diateiy but could do nothing as the
deadly current had done its work long
before his arrival at the mine. Mon
eghinni was young man and had
been In the United States only 4 short
time. The remains were brought here
and prepared for burial.
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REFUSE TO
join THIRD
PARTY MOVE

Colorado spFinss. July 9-The
Progressive Repu 1lcans split on the
question OF the third party in a meet
Ing held in the AniIers hotel A ma
jority OF delegsies to the meeting re-
fused 10 participate In the third party
launched in Denver By Judge Ben
Lindsey. Z P Costigan and others
Il was a reputation OF the progress
sive party formed in Denver. but Cos
tigan announced that the third party
movement will continue. regardless Of
what the state progressives did.
The delegates outside OF Denver
county. almost without exception. vot-
ed to stay within the regular Repub-
lican Organization. enter the primaries
OF the state assembly and attempt to
name Roosevelt electors upon the reg
ular Republican ticket
The motion vas Introduced by Phil
ip d. Stewart OF Colorado Springs.
candidate for the Republican CUB
ernatorlaI nomination. Stewart. who
was In complete control. steadfastly
opposed the third party. He made The
statement in the meeting. however,
that n Taft electors were named by
the assembly. he would refuse to run
as the Republican nominee for gov
ernor.
Martin fatty accused the Costigan-
Tempie-Barns progressives with hav-
ing nothing but a paper committee.
He said they had no system. no orga-
nization and had done nothing to build
up progressive organization in Den
yer. He found this out. he said,
while a member OF the organization
committee OF the Citizens party.
Karl Bickle of Grand Junction. Ben
jamin Griffith. Archibald Lee. Charles
oConnor OF Boulder. Patrick Byrnes
of Pueblo. Joseph Ewing o, Weld. and
other prominent progressive leader
stuck to Stewart. refusing absolutely
to have anything to do with the third
party. They control the Republican
organizations in their counties. and
think Judge Llndsey's action was pre-
mature. They will stick TO Stewart
until he breaks from the regular or
SANITATION himself.
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ORDER To SHOW CAUSE on PETI.
TI0N FOR SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

This matter coming on to be heard
on this LIST day OF July. A. ID. 1919.
upon the petition filed herein by Oscar
Walton. Administrator. with will an
nexed. OF said estate. for the sale OF
the following described real estate. or
a portion thereof. to-wit: Lot Twelve.
in Block Thirty-tive. In the City OF
Canon City. County of Fremont and
State OF Colorado. for the purpose of
paving the debts OF said decedent, and
the costs OF administration.
And II now appearing to the Court
from said petition that proper and
legal grounds exist for the sale OF all
or a portion of said real estate.
Now. therefore. IL Is ordered by the
Court that Eugene Pryor. James Pry-
or. Susan Pool. Sallie Walton. Mabel
Burgess. Ethel Coleman and L.cstie
Coleman. and all persons who are
legatees or devisees OF said estate. or
any part thereof. or heirs of said de-
cedent. be and appear before said
Court at the Court room of Said Court.
in the City Of Canon City. County and
State aforesaid. on the tenth day of
August. A. u. 1912. at the hour OF two
o'clock In the afternoon OF said day.
then and there TO show cause, II any
there be, why an order should not be
made directing the said Oscar Walton.
Administrator. TO sell the whole or SO
much OF said real estate as may be
necessary for the purposes specified
In said petition.
II Is further ordered that this order
be published for at lcas four suces-
sivs weeks In the Canon City Record.
a weekly public newspaper published
In said County.
BY the Court:
JAMES L. COOPER,
County Judge
First Pub. July 4. 1919.
Last Pub. August l. 1919.
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ORDINANCE No. 4.
series of 1872

IN ordinance Amending section Ten
of ordinance No. Eleven. Series OF
1911. Entitled. AN Ordinance Grant
10 Frederick +. Kelsey and Freder-
ick B. Street. Their Heirs, Success
>"rs and Assigns. a Franchise for
street Railway. over, Upon, Along
and Across Certain Property and
the Streets OF Canon City, Colora-
do
he Ii Ordained by the City Council OF
The City OF Canon City, Colorado:
Section 1. That Section Ten OF Or
dinance No. Eleven. Series OF 1911.
entitled An Ordinance Granting -
Frederick T. Kelsey and Frederick B.
Street. Their Heirs, Successors and
Railway. Over. Upon. Along and
Across Certain Property and the
Streets OF Canon City. Colorado" be
amended 10 read as follows:
Section 10. That said grantees.
their heirs. successors. and assigns
shall begin actual work upon said
street railway within the corporate
limits of this City within fifteen
months from the date of the adoption
OF this ordinance. which was adopted
on the twenty-fifth day OF September.
A. ID. 1911. and shall have cars run
ming on Main Street from Ninth Street
months and from the Soda Springs to
the top of the Royal Gorge. so called.
within two years and six months from
said twenty-fifth day OF September.
A. ID. 1911.
The rights granted by this ordi-
nance shall cease and determine
whenever said grantees. their heirs.
successors and assigns shall fail to
, begin or complete said railway within
the time and times specified in this
ordinance or to operate and run cars
thereon. az specified IN this ordinance.
unless such failure be caused BY some
circumstance or circumstances which
said grantees, their heirs. successors
and assigns have or shall have no
power TO control.
Said grantees. their heirs. success
sors and assigns shall. within thirty
days from the adoption of this amend
ment. fle with the City Clerk n writ
ten acceptance OF the rights and priyt-
leges granted by this amendment. sub
ject to the conditions. qualifications
and reservations herein mentioned
Introduced. read and ordered pub
lished this l7th day of June. A d.
1919.
Adopted and approved this ist day
OF July. A. d. 1912.
F.P. SMITH.
Mayor.
(sEAL)
Attest:
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
City Clerk.
State OF Colorado.
County Of Fremont, )ss
City OF Canon City.
I. Jonathan Seaman. City Clerk OF
and for the City OF Canon City. Colo
rado. do hereby certify that the fore
going ordinance No. 4. Series 1919.
was introduced and read At a regular
meeting OF the City Council OF tne
CITY OF Canon City preceding its
adoption and was published In full In
the Canon City Record. n weekly
newspaper OF general circulation pub
iished In the said city OF Canon City.
ten. (lo) days before Its adoption by
said City Council.
Witness my hand and the official
seal OF the City OF Canon City. Colo
RADIO this end day OF July. A. ID. 1912.
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
tSEAIJ City Clerk
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A. II. Smith was In the city last
night from Canon City. returning
home on No ). He left this morning
for Denver TO attend a meeting OF the
Order of Railroad Conductors. and ex-
poets to be away until the middle OF
the month Florence Citizen.
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day. Lloyd struck job" on a ranch
near there. Glenn started from sever
al miles above westcliffe on return
trip Monday. coming by the way of
Hillside and Copper Gulch. He COW
cred about seventy miles of territory
on the home-stretch.
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The Fosters and Freigengers took
their guests from Wisconsin to the top
of the Gorge on Tuesday. On Friday
the same party. with the addition of
the family OF F. w. Smith and their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Bottomstone of
Iowa. took trip through the Gorge.
The visitors thought the scenery
perfectly grand.
H-r-w
In answer 10 phone call from the
d. and Il. G. depot Thursday. Mrs
F. W. Smith met her friends, DR.. and
Mrs. Spencer from Wyoming. Iowa.
who stopped OF between trains for a
few hours visit. and to see the scenery
about Canon City. Mrs. Smith took
them over the Skyline drive. which
tiisy. AZ enjoyed to the fullest extent
G-E-E
Mr.. and Mrs- Joe James entertain
ed their strawberry pickers Tuesday
evening at their home on Garfield
street. There were about twenty-five
OF them and they had jolly time with
games and music. Ice ream and cake
were the refreshments. Mr.. James
says he had three hundred and seven
ty-Ave crates OF fine berries from
three-fourtis OF an acre. and he felt
like giving the pickers a party In ad-
di,ion TO their checks.
H-x-x
Mr.. and Mrs. Carver. with the three
younger children. left Wednesday
morning for the san Luis valley.
They expect to drive By the way OF
saiiaa
sr-sr--
Mr. and Mrs saShiI met Mr.
wrightman At the depot Thursday
and gave him a birds eye view % Can
On City from the Skyline drive. while
he was waiting for his train. He is
a brother-ln-law OF Mrs saWhin aud
vas on bis way 10 bis home At Spring
field. No. from trip west
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The Epworth Leaguers OF Canon
City came out by hayraek. auto and
carriage 20 the home OF l. p Davis
on sherman avenue Tuesday evening
for business meeting and social
The house vas full OF enthusiastic
young people ~ho always have a good
time when they get out into the
country
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Miss Ivaiyne Mcdaniel has gone to
Paonia. where she will spend the sum
mer with her sister. Mrs. T. II. Dun-
bar. |.
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FRUITMERE
AND FOURMILE

George Newell. who has been stay
ing With his aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs Geo Newell. OF DoEier avenue.
Is spending this week with his aunt.
Mrs. Elmer Ahart. OF Lincoln Park.
Mr. John Mink started to his
ranch at Cottonwood creek Monday
evening. He received word that his
cattle were eating the oak leaves
which was costing him quite few
valuable cattle.
Miss virian Webb and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harkins of Hannibal. Mo. ar
rived here last Tuesday evening.
Miss Webb is visiting with her sister.
Mrs. Madse Madsen. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harkins are visiting with their
sister. Mrs. VIM. Heavenridge.
Mr.. Case and family spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Geo. Newell of Do
zier avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Chcdeii who have
been visiting Mrs. chedelrs mother.
Mrs. Menxies. have gone to Victor
where they expevt to visit for some
time with Mrs. chideifs mother.
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Mrs. ~ c. Burning and daughter.
Irene. who have been visiting friends
and relatives In the east for several
days past, returned home this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bee Lloyd went to
Howard this week where they expect
TO make their future home.
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Miss Helen Newell has been having
a great deal OF trouble with poisoned
hands. The exact cause is unknown.
H-Nu
Miss Martha Wilson entertained n
small party Of friends at tho Wilson
residence on Cyanide avenue About
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tSEAI.)

wANTED-Lady's second hand BIZ
cycle: small size; good repair. A.
II. ireland. westciifc. Colo. 2spt2-
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Quart crates made mp, lee each,
knockcd down, lshc.-The Royal
Gorge Fruit Growcrr' Assn. cod