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The state herald., 1912-06-07
LITTLE COLORADO ITEMS.
Small Happenings Occurring over the
State Worth While.


state Worth While.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
The Rocky Ford ChautauQua starts
June 23rd.
The estate of Robert A. Austin will
pay $1,000 Inheritance tax to the
state.
The highway from Boulder to Estes
Park has been opened and is in per-
feet condition.
The Idaho Springs baseball team de-
feated the Gilpin Mines team of Cen
trail City, 9 to g.
The movement of cattle from tho
winter to the summer ranges has be-
gun near Meeker.
Strontia Springs has a newspaper.
the Platte Caiion Fly. W. G. Thomp-
son Is the publisher.
The acreage pledged for the pro-
posed La Sale independent sugar fac
tory has reached 5000.
The 1000 laborers at work in the
WSlu COuhty pCct AiCAuo wv 80
sufficient to handle the crop.
1t took Canon City Just ten innings
to win the second contest in the Rocky
Mountain League from Pueblo.
Directors Of the Larimer County
Fair Association have decided to erect
an art building on the fairgrounds.
June rs to July Is are the days when
the great Denver.Chicago run will be
the main automobile event in the
West.
A mass meeting of citizens almost
unanimously voted down the proposed
commission form Of government for
Trinidad.
The White and Big Beaver rivers
continue to rise, having already
reached height unusual for this time
of the year.
Frank Ferraro and Frank Mario,
charged with the murder of Felix Mar.
tinez on January eth. were acquitted
at Trinidad.
]. H. ]. Ramsey of Cripple Creek has
been arrested, charged with embez.
cling money from the Cripple Greek
National bank.
William Menagh. ranchman living
near Greeley. lost his house by fire
twenty-four hours after his insurance
policy had expired.
A. B. Whitmore. curio hunter. I'M
earthed the remains OF prehistoric
mammal in Garden park, twenty miles
from Cripple Creek.
Breckenridge, for the first time in
her history. observed Memorial Day
without parade-there were no veter.
ans left to march in 1t.
J. S. westfall. a rancher living near
Rocky Ford. was probably fatally in
jured when a load of hay upon which
he was riding upset.
Jim Bailey and Jack Murphy, self
confessed horse thieves, escaped from
the pest house. Grand Junction. both
suffering with smallpox.
Former Senator A. T. Stewart OF
Pueblo has been appointed to succeed
Felix o'Neill as warden of the state
'e.o' A'''o'y a' Dueha 'is'a'
Thomas c. Bunyan. organiser OF the
Bank Of Berthoud. now the First Ma
tionai bank. and well known man
throughout the state. is dead.
The Postoffice Department has or
dered rural delivery service estab
lished August l. from Boone. Pueblo
county. to supply one hundred and
eight families.
The Pueblo North Side scboo
Board. District No. 90 has ,ns, an
nounced the purchase OF site for q
new school building TO be located OF
the East Side.
Farmers OF Weld county are reioic
ing over ten hours of rain which fol
recently. IL came nj n timo VIII, (,
was most needed by the ne"ly'plantet
NaH.N
The state herald., 1912-06-07
Shoot. 2 wom,n; Takes own Lte,

Buffalo. n. y-G. ,. Staples. n farm.
er OF Angola. twenty miles west OF
here. sho, his wife. mothorin.lnw. Mrs.
Brown. and then himself
The state herald., 1912-06-07

A small boy. whose face is Al
clean may not realize what he is
Ing.
The state herald., 1912-06-07

Red Cross Bag Blue. much better!
farther than liquid blue. Get fror
grocer.
World's cresset., 1912-10-31

you the nan II al rau| Sleakt *
of, Ard 1tlu Tie Relalntcr
speakes Il lin in his larguaee,
And ! sliced aron The sand OF
the ST 4, and Saw a,least lise up
out Ct Il. ste. la,ile seven
heads aEd len toils, &ld upon
his horns ;eu crowns, and upon
his heads tie name Of bias phemy
And the beast which [ saw
was like unto leopard, and bis
feet we're rs the feet of a bear,
and his n nth as the mouth Of e.
lion: a2l The dragon gave HIM
his powe' and bis seat, and
grear au'i.orty. CEe2. l3. Il
This bsaS; ills every char.
acter OF tie pope. And he has the
seat Of Satan. and great authori.,
ty from Satan and rover and
with such equipment from Satak
ne goes OIL into the four quart
ers Of the earth and will galher
Cog ard Magog Who are all peo.
|ple outside OF the camp of tho
Saints and tie tei"vea city, and
they will encircle tine camp of The
saints, ard the 6elnved city who
God vii! consume with fire from
heaven.
So Cog and NGgoE we repeat
are al people outside the camp
of the Saints and the beloved city
II this is no; plain seeugh ask g..
gain. yours iE .o,e. ~.
World's cresset., 1912-10-31
QUESTION NO. IS.

What is this to us. Ct. John
1923 Then the soldiers when
they had crucifed Jesus, took
his garments and made four
parts, to every one part, also
bis coat. Now the coat was with.
out seem woven fron, top to bot
tom.
They parted my raiment a.
RoIg them and for my vesture
they did cast lots. Where are
the four parts or what do they
represent to-day? And what is
the difference in his raiment and
vesture dipped in blood Rev. 49,
l3? Who crucifed CHRISTI
! J. G.. Wilcox.
World's cresset., 1912-10-31

And he shall 20 out to deceive
the nations which are in the
four quarters of the earth. Cog
and Magog, TO gather them, to,
! lgether to battle; the number of
, whom is as the sand of the sea.
(Rev 20. s.
| There is nothing in this world
that does US more good than to
answer questions ask by an
honest heart, who we believe ask
them for Information.
The two questions above are
very deep questions, and we
hope our readers will net get
wearied in reading after us until
we make those points clear.
1n the first place it becomes
nes~ary TO find out the orcgin Of
the name Cog" and Magog"
we find Magog first pokan of in
this manner
The sons OF J~pheth' Conner AID MaGog, aid
Mada and Javan and TubAl and Msshsch and
TIrn. Gen. 2--f
This name belonged to the End
son of Japheth. the third son of
Noah. Cog is the land of Magoe
as spoken of in prophesy in this
language
Son Of man set thy face against Cog the land
of Magog the chief prince of Aeshech and Tuba
md prophecy against hun, E.ek. 3S-a
And Magog il said to be the
chef prince of Meshech and Tu
bal. Magog was the second con
of Japheth, the third son o,
Noah, Meshech the sixth son o.
Japheth. Tubal the fifth son O.
Japheth, this man Magog in the
lplace of becomming q servan
uuto his two brother, like Ham
he became he cheif pricnce t,
! his t mo rGthers
y 0u "rre, ,iti, mas Maeas
''trN"', = lt3,>....,.,' - y R,,r,-
so =. ,<n3 - w., iy,s e,u;' IA,
:" Slo,l r,tr hlu,. ava ,ftp
We read tn next Z verses of thi
same chapter we come to his ir
tent please read
/, Ana thou salt Say viii 70 mp 30 the lar
of unws'ed villages. viii 70 to item that \,
At rest chat dwJl| safety all Of them dwcili,
withont walls aud having nsither bars nor gate
TO rake apoi! Ind to take prey; to tur
thine hand upon the dcsolatc place. tn It AZ
now iahabi'ed and upon the people that a
. r altered out Of the nstous, which have. Kott,
cattle and goods that dwell in the m,dtt OF II
land, Eek. 80 lisa
World's cresset., 1912-10-31
QUESTIONS NC 2..

We have answered shose cues
tDns that we have h~,d standing
in the CR1asET so long, which
10 other preacher tried to answ-
er. AND NOW we shall put some
more in their place.
LIST. Tell us who those 4 beasts
are, spoken Of ss being in heaven
glorifying God' (Rev. 40
Fad, Tell US who the beast
that was and is not and vet is.'
,Esv 17.s)
Srd. Tell ne what the t.. unclean
opirits like frogs are? (E,ev. 1873
4th. Please tell me the New
Son that is spoken of in (Rev
lA-2)
Nov preachers Go rot say YOU
1aa t but come on with your an
swer.
World's cresset., 1912-10-31

himself above all that is called
God, or that is worshipped: SO
that he as God stitch in the TEN
pie OF God, showing himself that
he is Cod e. Thee. 2. , t.
Here is the man Of sin TO be
revealed the son of perdi,ion,
this man opposeth and exa!tet h
himself above all that is called
God. And to find the man of sin
who exalted himself a bove all
that is called God. And then we
will have the man who is to
gather Cog and Magog, so please
read. i
In order to make this duty of
confession more easy, attend to
the following rules:
ImaQin Jesus Christ himself
before you, in the person OF your
confessor.
h does what Jesus Chris,
would do if he were upon the
earth Fur the priest is sent by
Jesus Christ, the Son OF Gos,
with the same power to remit
sins with which he himself was
sent by his heavenly Father"
Mission book page -6o and o57.
Here is the man who has exalted
himself above God claiming that
he forgives he sinner in the
place of God. so We have before
World's cresset., 1912-10-31
QU UhSTTON NO. -.

Now Bro. Garrett wish to ask
one more question thanking you
In advance.will say Bro. Garrison
and ! have developed diff rpr"
on Baptism and we wan' 'ou :
prove which way is Bible, in
mcrsion or sprinklingo Ano as
T close will say we all hope you
can swing your voters in favor of
re best government, Beyer;dge
is L,akeing grand race here for
Gov. So | will close thanking
you for the answer which | know
will be as satisfactory as the
other was.
Yours truly
J. w. Pearson
World's cresset., 1912-10-31
COG AND LIACOG

Here We have the intent 0.
Cog and Magog aud that is 70 so
up to land OF al Unwal ed cities
and there s.Se 7 Nrev aud spoil
The power o. Ma.oS before
the coming Chris. vas inv' st
ed IN one man. Mag y and after
him his representative, Ard
this same power was to reach
over aud cross the death OF
Christ and manifest itself in the
fullfil'nent Of tue prnphesy of
(Ezeakel 80 HID
And also in the following pro,
! phesy.
And he shall plan, tn. ,.ss,ua.,rs OF hi.
| palace. between he s.a- In lie rlo,cu. holy
| noanta'a yet ue sh,ll sSEs 10 hi. end and
none shall hsp him. ban, .l-G
! Now this power Is manifesto d
in the pope OF Rome. When be
placed the American pope at
Washington city he planted his
Tabernice between TWO seas the
The Atlantic and the Pacific,
then Cog 10 represented in the
pop1, and ina mother scripture
is called the syrian. pl-asa read.
And this mau 1aalI be "a. 2ease when the
| Assyrian shali coU:e iuso oEr - ana when
he shall tread In eur pa,s:es ,--r .A,tl We raise
against hin seven shsphe-4< -. "a. pIlnc,-
pal MsA. Micah: $.
The name Of Nasue "a he pro.
phesy above is charged 10 the As,
syrian which prophesE is fulfill,
e. n ne NN-@-f f,.I<. and is
plainly % Oe seen .Ae = -ntIon Of
this character: and II at is to so
up TO Am erica alu l.le lake a
prey and spell.
For we repeat tina, this is the
only country that IS without
walls. gates or bars. And on
those grounds Of ieasoning We
learn who Cog aud Mayog was,
and in the samo line OF reasoning
we wiil learn who tie is /, day.
Turning now to ou, tex which
sails that satan shall 60 out to
deceive the nations which &C in
the four quarters If the earth,
Cog and AIagog to gather the %
to gather to cattle, tine number
OF whom IS as the sand " The sea
The uue.tion viii Cow arise. whC
is the character tta, Satan vii
act AS general thru This is the
tr>t question tobe answered, anG
,t,tn 1'Il who Cog I'D Magoy is
to h.. Aud t.. .anguag~ Q. ou,
=, MtXt D Ote Lf;at 1t must oe >oml
pow erin, man VITO viii be able
to gather Cog and Magog out O
every nation under heaven. Aul
we readily conclude from script
ure that it is the man of sin spok
: en- OF in this manner.
Let no man deceive you D,
, any means; for that day shall no
. come, except there como a fallin,
a away first, and that man of 81,
. be revealed, the son of perdition
Who opposeth aad. exaltet
World's cresset., 1912-10-31

A E(CK I(E lYIkY FAMILY,

we have completed BOOK Of over four hun cred raoe
creang on nearly every Subject Of the Bible. and ,h
wrongs belonging to theories men perpor.ea r, h ~,
boe leachlngs that every Reader and Family should h,v
"a 'ner possession 1t will be grand treasure Of True
knnwledge to every oue
No one will be without it ~nen once read s.na rs w
rider accompanied with dollar ard We viii x.pd o
the Book Ed WORLDS CRrxsrr
Brushy<a Me-
World's cresset., 1912-10-31
QUESTION NO, So.

| >ubmi. the following cues
tons:
]. Vino Or what va, Magog
mentioned in scripture?
2. Is there any historical and
religious connection between
Magog, and the name Leak Mem
phrs Magog, in the state OF
Vermont.
II. ]. Ranslow
World's cresset., 1912-10-31
A BARGAIN.

.t.' '.i t'.''+' .
w~.' " ~'H >'a-"1 ;.:} <. 9,ae
It lie 'nd <."a ',a::' t'... ('o;n
Springs DougA> 70 NJ.
30 acres fenced. Is acres in
cultivation. A good house vi,i-
6 rooms, Good barn. and .ut
buildings, Good Spring, Family
Orchard, and in 200 yards OF
good school, fine neighborhood
plenty Of out range.
Any one wanting a snap, call o.
write G. W. Mason, Cheney Nj
World's cresset., 1912-10-31
QUESTION NO. "a.

Is the ordinance of washing
the saints feet practically bind.
ing on the church at this date: If
you agree that it is binding, will
you kindly explain the answer
Or II you do not, will you allow
me space to discuss it with vou
or some one elsein your valuable
paper Please let me hear at an
early date. Il. r, Holt,
7l6 Main St.
Joplin Mo.
World's cresset., 1912-10-31

professional cards 81 90 a month
Local per line, 1st insertion .O3
I" subsequent insertions .O2
Local advertisements will be
continued until ordered out,
"a Special contracts made on
larger dds,
PACE OF INQUIRY
World's cresset., 1912-10-31

PUBLISH 6NTS.,
N. q. Garrett, and NJ. NJ. Bowers
M, l.. +. Swearngin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
Extra!
House Dresses
For Only
$500

These dresses are made of
percale. Inene and lawn, in
plaiE colors, stripes and
fancy patterns. They but
ton down the front. Some
are made with Dutch collar,
others are sailor and fichu
STYLES. All sizes are offered
from l6 to 46. Values to
$50; a Weekend Txtra
St .i,..... $1.OO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31

sf.Oo CORAL NECKLACES soc
Dainty necklaces Of selected small
round beads, also necklaces of the
natural Clipped coral, extra well
strung and have gold plated clasps,
regular s1.00 values; on En-
special sale at .............O OC
$500 CORAL NECKLACES s1.OO
Necklaces of extra selected coral,
good clear color, we'll polished, have
gold clasps. regular $500 Ct m
values; sale price. -....- ~ 4 sOO
soc CORAL CHAINS 2ec
q and 80 inch chains of the natural
rough coral, with plated clasp ring,
regular soc values; On
CORAL STICK PINS
This sale offers a wide variety of
choice in gold mounted coral stick
pins at prices ranging &c In
SOC to acknowledgements. 0pV sOO
CORAL LA VALLIERES AND
FESTOONS
New ideas in coral Ia vallieres and
festoons with IA karat gold mounting.
Offered in this sale at Go En
$3.50 to ........... y 1ZoOU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
LiSterine

SI00 bottles fer .....--. -'-..-s3e
SOC bottles Tor -.------.. .--.--..- SOC
25c bottles Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31

battery and as he lay prone, was
Kicked in the temple by private George
Krum was arrested by police, and
Peace made his way to his barracks at
Fort Russell. where q sentry halted
him. He started to run and was shot
through both legs before submitting
to arrest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
SOLDIER is KILLED:
COMPANIONS HELD
Alleged Assailant Is Shot
by Sentry When He
Tries to Run.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. May 31--In a
drunken brawt in the house of Virginia
Dare, in the restricted district Of this
city Samuel SchicBIine. a private Of
battery B, Fourth field artillery. was
killed shortly after midnight lass
night
Witnesses say he was knocked down
by sergeant Walter Krum OF the same
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
I alcun POWDERS

25c Leln & Fnk's Talcum
Powder ..-...-....-.-..-;- - &c
25c Squibbs TaleUm Powder -i.- &c
25c Williams Talcum Powder -15c
25c Mennen's TalcUm Powder .15c
der Kiss Talcum Powder. .-. .25e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31

We can dress you correctly and at
the same time more reasonably than
son. no Texas, local home OF Royal
tailoring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31

Royal Worcester Corsets
at $500
Equal t. ordinary $50 corsets.
The Roysi Worcester Corset Co. is
introducing a special corset at 800
that is equal to ordinary sl.5O cor
sets. If you have been paying S1.OO
or $3.50 for your corset, suppose you
try this one and see if it is not SUI
periOr to anything you have ever
worn.
We are also showing the newest mod
els in Royal Worcester and Warmers
eorsets priced at $50. $500, $3.50
and up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
EXTRA SPECIALS
SATURDAY. Night

4 OF. bottles Of White House Peroxide,
regular Toe size; Extra Special to-
morrow night from to at Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
Face Creqrs

SOC NadinalO Cream ------.- -. soc
soc Kinds Honey & Almond
Cream Observation-Disclosures 41C
SOC Egyptian Cream --.41c
SOC Stellman's Freekle Cream 90. 80 -41C
soc Creme Rhea Observation-Disclosures 1c
soc Vantine's Geisha Cream -...-4 1c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
Tooth POWDERS

25c Lyons Tooth Powder ..-----;-21c
2jc Sanitol Tooth Powder -.--21c
25c DR.. Graves Tooth Powder .- .21c
25c Riker's Tooth Powder ........ PIC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
SOAPS

25c Packers Tar Soap ....--+.-.. .21c
2Je Woodbury's Facial Soap .....21c
25c Colgate's Fancy Soaps Idle
sc Badley's Fancy Soaps. -21e
25c Cashmere Bouquet Soap ...--21c
Jap Rose Soap, 3 bars for Csc
Tonic Glycerine Soap, 3 bars for 25c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
Red Cross Sale of
Toilet Articles
Tomorrow and
Tomorrow Night
Face POWDERS
Face POWders

soc Java Rice Powder. --.--.--- >. soc
soc Bradley's Woodland Vioiet
EOWueE 20 oSC
soc Rogers 6 Ckallett's Face
Powder acknowledgements. -41c
soc Pozzoni's Complexion Powder 41c
Soc Carmen Face Powder -.-41c
25c Woodbury's Face Powder. .-21c
25c HaHbieant's Rice Powder. --21e
Sl.25 Pivers Face Powder $3.50. use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
: 8 : ; : : :. ; ; ; ; ; : : :. :, !
BEER GOES Up 80
CENTS PER BARREL

!. Chicago. III. May S1.-The
!. Wholesale price Of beer is to be
: raised SO cents q barrel, tOmOr-
: row. according to an announce
: ment made BIZ the official organ
: OF the local brewers association.
: This IS the third increase within
:: eight months Increases IN the
: prices of barley and malt were
:. given a S reasons,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
Hair Tones

Sl.OO size Eau de Quinine -.-...-.s3c
soc size Eau de Quinine .-......-41c
SIO0 size Bay Rum -.--......---6 CSC
SOC size Bay Rum ..------....--.S9 $40
soc Canthrox ...................
25c Danderine ACKNOWLEDGEMENT &c
Shampoo Bags --.--.-------.---.l Oc
The above Is only a partial list Of
the preparations embraced in our Red
Cross Sale. See special Arcade dis
plav for the others.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
THE men Of THE TITANIC.

The loss of the Titanic with thousand souls aboard
sends hudder through the civilized globe 1t disaster
the the earthquake the tidal the hurricane
appalling its horror and udees catacysmc immen-
slty.
Yet though form of the darkest chapters of ocean
history will forever of the brightest mans
has shown the world again that the knows how
die.
The mind both sckens and glow the thought the
edy of Monday morning. when the who sailed the Titanic
kissed their womanknd and children farewell and them
safety the sides of the sinking vessel Them the gloom
of the morning unable follow them with their
these brave gentlemen and down with the
ship Truly the halo of herom encrces the greatest marine
catastrophe of time.
Other wrecks there have been, with other
Women and children have been left die while with less
soul than bru have fought their safety with the frenzy
of But aboard the great Titanic Captain Smith and his
English American mlonaes and unknown steeage pas
engers from dozen lands their deaths proud
believe mng and unaaid happy the that
their loved ones safe.
These gallant have died in vain When the cause
and magnitude of the wreck of the Titanic have been forgotten
the memory the chvarous souls who down with her will
endure the memory forever There despair in thousands
hearts today many homes; but the pulse of every Amer
quicken with pride the knowledge of the way his
comtrymen the Titanic sank to death.-Denver Times
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
THE LA BOURGOYNE and THE TITANIC.

In striking with the heroic of the officers and
of the Titanic only those saved who manned the
feboa the story of the sinking of the French liner La Bou
goyne the morning of July 1885, when of the persons
saved 100 officers and and passengers There
were 545 persons lost, including Captain Delonce
The all meager wireless dispatch from the Olympic says
that he majority of the 675 saved from the Titanic
children 1t be inferred that the of whom
Americans down with the ship When the La Bour
goyne down the persd and the saved
The La Bougoyne that time of the crack transatlantic
liners coided with the British barge Cromartyshe
miles of Sable island miles of Hafax \. S. dense
fog at o'clock in the morning
The Associated Press received word of the disaster the
afternoon Halifax that being before the day of wireless teeg
raphy.
In telling the story the Associated Press said that the
terrible horror and cruelty that boed the history
civilized nation followed the crash when crew fought
for the ifeboats and RATS
"Ihe fought like demons for the leboats and
escape" and he and children pushed away from
any hope of rescue"
Speaking of the the report said that fists and
knives used by the demons keep their places After
the steamship plunged into the hundreds of persons
shot again the surface and among the boats and RATS
pied by the but the Associated Press that those the
boats beat off the swimmers who caught hold of the boats and
RATS" to themselves.
In commenting upon the aoe facts the Denver News
'Ihe sinking of the La BourPoyne has become
blacklist the history of disasters and the French
government the time for bitter demncatons from all
the woi because of the action of the officers and
the steamship.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

Of THE MIDLAND

= Tim Kennedy is to be general =
!, roadmaster of the Colorado Mid s
:, land, according 20 information =
:, given out by those on the in 8
!, side, today, says a Colorado s.
!, Springs special. The position g
= of general roadmaster is a new :
. one on the Midland. =
:, = = = : :, : e = :, :, =
Mr.. Kennedy has been general
roadmaster of the Rio Grande West
ern railway, with headquarters at
Salt Lake City, for some time. but
previous TO taking this position he
was division roadmaster for the
Midland and is well known in this
city and in Colorado City The
choice seems to meet with the high
approval of the railroad men who
have known him for any length of
time. 1t is expected that the ap-
pointment will be announced some
time today or tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Program is Issued.

Today the Daily Sentinel job de-
partment issued 1000 copies of the
souvenir program of the Elks Min
strels to be given tonight and to-
morrow evening at the Park opera
house The program has been we'll
patronized by local business men and
will doubtless prove to be a desirable
advertisement for those who have
taken advantage of its space. The
program is complete in giving the
detailed production from start to
finish.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Display of Shears.

A remarkable display Of the con-
struction of steel shears is attracting
attention in the windows of L.
Schmidt G Sons today. The Wiss
shears concern has a large display
rack operated mechanically which
shows in detail progressively the va
rious processes of forging and grind
ing the steel in their shears. The
display is especially interesting and
a large crowd watches the window all
day long.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Leave for Delta.

Mrs. C. C. Agnew and children
left this morning for Delta, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Agnew has been on his new
ranch at Delta for the past month.
and his family will join him. Their
leaving is matter of extreme regret
to their many friends in this section.