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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
Irrigated Lands

80 acres best fruit and alfalfa land.
only ono mile from town and ship
ping point. lies well to irrlgate
plenty 81 water available for irrt-
cation purposes This place would
Price $3.50 for entire tract For
fun Information call at 1881 Third
nv Phone Elliott 5030.
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Funeral Directors.

En- RUfTeTWoF21 H0Td
ltth NJ ~. North 2ia w. 10. Fork
nar.
honey Watson Co. Funeral Direo-
MT, Thira ,say; sssnsd University
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
KINGS REPRgsENTArivE

LONDON. Aus. 2S-Capt philip
Huutoke. groom in-walting 20 the
king. has been delegated by King
George and Queen Mary 70 repre-.
sent them AZ tho services 10 be
held tonight Ia Olympia over the
body OF the late Gen. Booth. head Of
the Salvation Army. according 10
announcement here today.
Dance at Droamland ionlsht 90.
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Water Front

e<><~Ne~<~NNS~r-rs~s e~~~~N~gN~-~~~~~N@~-
WATER FRONT
Ia acres, good soil. nice location.
with 600 feet water front. 1880,
on Easy payments
A. u. NEWELL, 40 spring 81
Nichols, bungalow. Hinckisy six.
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lost and Found.

A~~~Ns~~~~rs~-rNcs~~~ >r~r~e~cS~-~-N-N>NN~rsN
Left on Fauntleroy car August 9,
handbag, watch chain, purse ana
card case. owners name inside;
reward Call West &C, ask Tor
Partee.
I.ost-snturday August 80. on Thorn
az. between 18th av. and Summit
nv, n, child's shepherd plaid coat
red silk cuffs, collar and buttons,
Phone East 1851.
Party who found ppcketbocy August
Is notify Henry Voorhees,. George
town. Wash.
Dyeing and cleaning. Coatorium Dye
Works East i2e2. Wagon calls and
delivers.
Eyes tested free. graduate opuei1n,
glasses az reasonable prices The lit
lie store that sells for less. 1897 Srd.
Want sonse a office furniture, cash.
Glbs1r Chandler. go Pike NJ. s22I.
Plumbing repairs. soc ar. refor-
ences q. a. 1875 -
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Business Chances.

Splendid opportunity for reliable
man or man and wife with few
hundred dollars to go into bust
ness for themselves. Apply e
tDept w
A. H. FUNK a CO, Pioneer Bldg.
Pool, excellent location, doing good
business 1917 Grand boulevard
Queen Anne $50.
Meat market. good fixtures, fine
cash trade. bargain, investigate
Phone Main 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

For sale-some fine Ancona paiiets.
ana 2 months old. 75c and ID.
Also ~ fine ~ J. Red pulietn, .
months old. Toe each Pauison's
Poultry Yards. 1919 zznd av NJ w.
Phone ballard 65l
IHE kALEM POULTRY MAKER
Dressed chicken per 10.
,gIluk chicken .ss...s...1bc per ID.
Lave and dressed turkeya always on
nnnd
! 900 Pike Place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

Portland, or.--"prunssrd falling
into my hedge can have 1916 he
lost there BY proving identity" fore
going ad BY J. w. Croker is as yet
nnAnSNnred.
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swedish uaasaEc. facial and scalp
treatment. ~ graduate nurse, AZ
my home or Fuarp. ~ appoint-
meut East fi6s.
SCIENTIFIC sAuE-Main sss5.
ssl.ct patronage.
sIchols. hanEa iaNn IIInckIar nIk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
Wanted to Buy--f urniture
N<~os~0~e-s~eese4~~.r-~ Seo-~~s>~>~~~e~e-0e~~
Modern PUN. co. tig Pike. n esiA


We have fun line 81 Aibers' and
FISHERS poultry feed. Information al
htDeh FOOD and remedies, Conkey'a
poultry remedies and n full line Of
lpuho and mite oxfarminatora
filled
PACIFIC POULTRY co, INC.
2ofner Market Phone Elliott 52ss.
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Exchange - Real Estate

s~e~~~e-~~os~T-0~~s~~
wanted r~toma chickens ducks.
COWS. atc., IN exchange for vacant
property ifuntaie or sunnyHide. or
eriy. Also want a launch. x-f5t.
care star
Wanted-Ts trade equity h. modern
tsfpom bungalow Tor vacant lot or
acreage VIII consider anything
o. value Phone North ls5 Ad-
dresa N-f12. star
We exchange everything. every
where. az any time. IL your price
81 right
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE co
tzo-ssi Lumber Exchange.
I-rsom modern houao at North Yakl-
ma, lawn, close Ia. for l0t or cot
tAEe o. small business VIII as
sumo. Also fN-ncre fruit land.
Phone Elliott as7tI
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CHEAP CHICKEN FARM
~ Kirkland. on q good road within
easy walking distance q The fer
~ landing fine level tract oi
acreage. rich alder Hoil. part clear
81 and Ia crop. house, chicken
house. etc. good spring. slight
south slope. ideal for poultry
ducks and vegetables Only st.sho
Tor thu place. must get 400 cash.
balance monthly. J. bronsman
office on AuderHon's wharf al
Madison park
THREE ACRES. All CLEARED
$500
buY this dandy little place. right on
famous Pacific highway, and Ia
suburbs - fastest growing city Ia
state Of Washington. Rich soil
ideal climate. pirnty Of pure
water. close to several big mar
kets which pay high prices Tor
farm products. city couveuisncs4
Worth $500. price only $500. Also
have a few other cleared tracts for
sale on easy terms
AMERICAN HOME INVESTMENT
CO.
Mehihorn nide sit Second Az.
tiQH ACREAGE on TRIMS
Practically adjoining Seattle. 20
acres fronting on county road
for 81 900. A big snap. Ideal for
ranch or q good buy FOR a spec
uiator. Easy terms. Gllken. ioa
Cherry ~
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Farm Lands.


ii II II II ~ II ~ n II II II II
a LARGE TRACT FOR 1855 u
II At AUBURN ~
~ % feet on Hunter Az. by i0B u
~ on Ashland st. corner. Hpien- ~
~ did location for home. near n
~ center ~ Auburn. two blocks II
u from y, Y. transfer station. II
~ Terms eco cash, 90 monthly. "
~ No Interest. no taxes Buy II
"a this aud share In growth Of u
~ Auburn Ii
II OLE HANSON s. co. IL
n Third Floor New York Block. II
~ "a
u u n u II II II " ~ n II II
GARDEN LAND SNAP
) acres. rich soil. fase. only rs
cash. on good road close 20 school
and stores. r. T. H., lots 81 neigh
bors, cheap fare TO Seattle I'm
fact, IL las every requirement for
fine small fruit and chicken
ranch
y. VAN ARsDALE & co.
1909 Third Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
Help Wanted-Male


Seattle ESoiNEERfNg SCHOOL.
.--Eomritfe8F equipped All
nunrHHhrB standard modern ma
thiuHFy engines. boilers pumps
motors dYnaWnn fwifehbuafdn.
machine shop. mechanical drawing
department. and experienced spe-
piaiiata a. Instructors Tor practical
terhrient training % steam niec-
ttiEai. gas and steArusaierfrieai Fn-
EinrErs Call Tor CataiaG fifHt
av vs. aud Roy ~
800 hop pickers tor North Yakima
can make from IS 90 90 pNr daY.
ilFht work no experiences trq1irrd
We viii advance the fare Here -
chance FOR tho whole family 20
make money ard have an outing
~ the same tiwn Leave here Sep.
temsar !, and ,. special train.
Reg HIMr at once. Pioneer Ems
ployment Agency. fosM washing
tor Ff
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
one i-ycar-0ld H. 4 He'd rooster,
pinRton rooatorR, 76c each. Call
North 1859.
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Furnished Rooms.


~~lo~@-~o-~s~~>-00S~~e~~ ~~~~c-~-~~~o~-~~e0
The Wellington. 1903 Jackson st.
modern groom unfuruiahed steam
heated apartments. gas ranges
private baths lockers. electric
washer. electric sweeper. SIS and
up Jsnitor.
Gilmore Aptso furnished and untur.
uished. $40 and as. fti& King
Beacon 1900.
Copeland Court. 1903 Minor. J rooms
futnlshed. sac; phone, light; 81 lzIo
Excelsior Apis --Furnished and un-
81 Lawrence. 1909 Y sth--Comfort-
able close in Main sGet as up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
housekeeping Rooms.

~p.~I~-~s~l~~S~~~O~~0~ Ne-~N~~eN~~
Two furnished housek ceping rooms.
near Green Lake and Mcridian
cars. 800 month. Phone North
1855
OLYMPIC ATS. 20iV Western av.
Single rooms ti.bo up; suite.
s3.0o up. Near public ,aarket
Furnished heated housekeeping
rooms, gas, light included. Queen
Anne 1923, ia Valley.
Cheap, well furnished transient and
housekeeping rooms at Si9 Howell
Furnished Housekeeping rooms, 1850
por week. 1919 pike st Elliott 31isW
Earle, single II. X. rooms III Marion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28
Board and Room.

NNVFN7NVNlNFUNFN|NVN(7FN
Babies boarded by trained nurse.
private home, best OF care. Ken
wood SOS
Young man wants work for room
and board. private family. Ken
wood 1855.
Room and board In beautifully fur
niahed home. 10th av., Capitol Hill.
East 6S2b.
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Flats for Rent.

~l~01~N|~0N-0ON0l 0l~-0aNl7lNNeTN@-0-TNlTN1
5-room flat. ti2.50 O. A. 2io6'
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New Today.


When 10 need - miasHeA avail
yourself ~ ny optical service.
Most % the bad eyes can he fnaae
good with the X md of glasses that
have been properly fitted DO not
take any chances ~ nNafit when
Euftiu9 glasses free ean88Afa
ftnn. schwartz. optomcfrtat. III
f.pisr Heck
Kodak developing TOO goii any
size, lAcohN rhpfp shop Z al Hli
Tf'fl'ss f.6fsff CO g I "a Nh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-28

WANTED Men and women TO
learn the barber trade. wages
paid while learning Cali or write.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
high Grade school
- Warrington 81
boy wanted. l9 10 ta Yeats Oh. 20
Nork on ranch Pacific Lumber
Go. s1zs 18th av ~ H. Call for
John ~ sands
Why daea Lnrdauist sell tss suits
far tttr HfCAtfAE liz SELLS
{ THEM tPHTAfits Room 1pt Em-
press Theatre Building
Learn q be- a good tssner at
MDLER HAHnEH COLLEGE
40 Occidental Ave
100 iAhprerH wanted Apply Mt YER
Hon Employment Agency office.
A. Vernon, wash.
HOTEL Norman. - YHsiar way.
fseoms ffe and s9c. Men only Bath
Nalsa Hotel. NiNth nut pine Free
hath and phone siet week Up.
rsy I cav u IN THE star
ffa4arnasfla A. al Ilafa ttfK las AZ
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-04-27
pdON T. ER,
Z II ESS

Has been the leader In this steta
Ard Nation for the grand and rnh,p
tight that is being waged for the
;:melloration Of the condition of the
Negro. The PIONEER PRESS
vas never known to la2 or trife in
any matter where the intereet OF the
race was involved. For this char
acterisiic, TIE PRESS should hive
he answering support and encour-
agemeni OF Negroes where. Il
contains reliable news, interesting
edltor's!s and clever erccial articles.
IL is safely recommended TO YOU as
perfect newspaper for the home
ard family.
1T LEADS in the Quantity Of
"rlglna) matter which it furnishes it's
patrons.
II LEADS in it's spicy editorials
and fearless sayings.
IL LEADS in it's general, local
ard miscellany rages.
TAKEN all in all, we don't feel
mat we are exaeGcrn,ing when we
state that The PIONEER PRESS
Is one OF the best ali around weekly
papers in this country today.
" t; a RE not alone in making
this statement, Tor soue Of the best
and most prominent men of the
Onlted States have done likewise,
THESE persons above referred 10.
7ere not couiined to one particular
race, either, but to both,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-04-27
L INSCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED.

In oar presc-ll, lion work We use
the bas5quality o. drugs and chemi-
ca'1 that we can ob&ssin, taking great
care to Soc that every one is of stan
9ard strength.
We use every possible erecautiop
10 insure exactness snd efficiency IN
a"mpouudlng EACH prescription.
Gar prescription department 10
veil equipped with mouern facilities
Tor doing the most thorough high
quality prescription work.
Our prices tor putting up prescrip.
ions aud household cecipes will al.
ways DC modorate.
GILBERT'a PHARMAOy
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-04-27
80 p MIUNsS EREEs

s. ~ nTn tn: Adv" ard remit us Sd ss fbs CO..
trlce sc nike yoI Ire;cs nf our nj IN, H
N."ii"s .r1H1@. ~jic Uahl - b..rcis.s nS;sIs
l E.'7' ~ cGEtr!u.fg. - / 50 :. II r. ., ;, 10y
paSkase g; q " Nod Duii,!c T. etior, III =, pt
ronSe ksvoivcr. worth 500: Stern Wind ma 80
Soh Pate Watch value 81: Hollow Cr%,ra -
Si,.tnH Rinf;I5 Steel Razor priced S3 Set eS TED,
.ae. iea SPOONS. worth Sl also a o,he1 r.;
se3t Vaue Prtmiurre which we have moi snsc ~. Dig
not worth from 10 cents TO 81 each n.ov;s ~ men
MONny + Y7, order s1e allow to REFUND YoUS
90. VII ~ s-rc.r after ,ro enroll sS oro lnie
,..&.. ,:3 90 = go E~p-ess Once nrs
i.'tt - Non, 20 3cr.'. S" Ehptens o.,
".5f'S, $A''oah ShsEss 3D., Gs,ass, =. .Us.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-28
FRANK MORAN SEEKS ID
 RUN AWAY FROM SMITH
Gunboat Laces Pittsburg Fighter and
 Gets Decision-Griffin Referee.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHJ

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-Gun- boat Smith of San Francisco was given decision over Frank Moran of Pittsburg at the end of twenty rounds of slow fighting here tonight
 Neither showed anything like championship form, but Smith Was easily the winner of every round of the contest. Moran, who had been floored at intervals during the fight, left the ring under a Volley of misses and catcalls from the crowd. Moran, was was mentioned as a formidable opponent for the winner of the Me Carty- Palzer fight at Los Angeles on New Years Day, was so fright ened in the sixteenth he looked for place through which to escape from the ring Smith floored him in the second with a right swing flush to the jaw. Throughout the fight Moran used rough tactics and swung wildly and was generally awk- ward and heavy on his feet. He was cautioned for using the elbow and putting with the head. Moran outweighed Smith 20 pounds.
 Tn the early rounds Smith offend ed by using his shoulders in clinches. IL seemed the general opinion at the ringside the championship crown could not reach the brow of either heavyweights who fought in the Dreamland Pavilion tonight. Moran entered the ring d ten to seven fla vorite Jim Griffin who disqualified WOlgast and gave the championship to Ritchie was the referee.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-28
NEW SHAFTSBURY
 WORK DISCOVERED
pr. Benjamin Rand Makes Announce
 ment of Important Find.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHI

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Dr. Benja- min Rand of the department of philosophy Of the Harvard university, who is attending the annual conven- ton here of the American PhilOsophi- cal association, announced today as a result of his investigations among old English manuscripts the discovery of hitherto unknown work by the third earl of Shaftsbury, written in TIP. It was entitled Second Charac- ters" and is the second English nobleman's manuscripts unearthed by Dr. Rand.
 The first, discovered several years ago. entitled Philosophical Regime ranks the earl of Shaftsbury with Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius as an exponent of stoic philosophy, ac- cording to the Harvard professor. The latest discovery deals with es- thetics and reveals ShaftsbuZy as a philosopher, beautiful alike in art and life"
Arizona republican., 1912-12-28
HAWAII ENJOYS THE
 GREAT PROSPERITY
Past Year Most Remarkable in His
 tory of Islands.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DtsPATc:u

WASHINGTON. Dec 27.-Hawaii enjoyed greater prosperity and prog ress during the last year than dur ing any other in her history. ac- cording to Governor w. F. Frears annual report submitted today to Secretary of the Interior Fisher The preceding four years have been no table for prosperity, says the gover- nor. but this year witnesses even greater strides forward. In com merce. homesteading, improvement in the class of immigrants; betterment of transportation facilities. construc- ton of public works. public health, administration and public school fla cilitieS have made a marked advance. That the United States reclamation act be extended to Hawaii is one of the governors recommendations. He says there are large areas which should be made available by irriga- tion for settlement by American col onies Of considerable size.
 Imports and exports of the islands during the year tOtalled $S4,1O0,OOO, an increase of $14,66O000 over the preceding year. The increase was chiefly in trade with the United States. which constituted more than nine-tenths of the total. The in crease of exports from the territory was twelve times that of the imports, being $13.5O0,OO0 against $1,1S0,00O. The exports tOtalled $55.400.000 and the imports BPS, 8,700,0 900.
 Governor Frear reports that the "percentage of homesteads taken by Americans and other Caucasians has been much larger this year than usual. During the last two years the departure of Japanese steerage pas sengcrs exceeded the arrivals by S49
Arizona republican., 1912-12-28
FIGHT ON AGAINST ALlEGED BOOK TRUST
R. H. Macy and Company Take Case
 to Supreme Court.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATcHl

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The final fight against the sO-called book trust opened today in the supreme court, when a printed argument was filed asking an injunction against carrying into effect the agreements between the publishers and booksell- CTS who are alleged to control the supply and sale of books.
 The injunction is sought by R. H Macey x O., the New York depart ment store firm. Those sought to be enjofned are the American Publish CTS association, a New York corpora . ton, said to be composed of publish CTS of 75 per cent of the books of the country Many of it's members and the American Booksellers association, an unincorporated association, said to be composed of d large majority of the booksellers throughout the United States.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-28

A good assortment, in small size $500, Pre-Inventory Sale Price.
 Boys Caps, 15O Boys Caps, valr to close out ...,.... i.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-28
WHITE SLAYER ARRESTED.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcrI

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27-Henrl De Lorme, arrested year ago on the charge or having lured Helen Whit son from her home here to the Santa Cruz mountains, and who since then has been in difficulties several times in the state, according to federal au- thorities, was arrested today at Bak- ersfield and brought here on federal charge involving Yvonne Gray. The woman was also taken in custody to be held at Angle Island where a de- tention station of the local immigration officer is located.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-28
S. p. OFFICIALS CHANGE.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 27.-W. A. Whitney. superintendent of the western division of the Southern Pacific will succeed w. H. Sheridan as superlnten- dent Sacramento division. The an nouncement was made here today by officials Of the company.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-28
EXPRESS ROBBERS SENTENCED.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspATcHl

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, Dec. 27. Bert Teachout and Ben Gilbert, form erly express messenger who were con victed of robbing the Globe Express conpanv of fourteen thousand dollars consigned by the Utah Fuel company from alt Lake City to Somerset, Colo, were sentenced today to the state penl- tentiary. Teachout was given rom two to four years and Gilbert rom three to five.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-28
TRY TO KEEP CASTRO OUT.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATcHI

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Cipriano Castro ex president of Venezuela, said to be aboard the steamer La Touraine
 due in New York from Havre, Sunday, will be detained at the Ellis Island immigration station until Secretary Nagel of the department of commerce and labor has passed on his admission to the United States. The repartment is searching for evidence to bar Castro.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
TOWN or MINTURN SUFFERS
ANOTHER FIRE LOSS

The little town of Minturn in Eagle
county suffered another severe loss
from fire Tuesday night of this weel;
when the only rooming house In thc
place was burned to the ground. The
NJ. p. Henry and was valued at five OF
six thousand dollars 1t was only in
sured for seventeen hundred Added
to the fact that Minturn recently sus-
tanned loss OF fire OF several rooming
houses and restaurants Denver & Rio
Grande railroad men stopping there
will experience considerable incon-
venience as result Of this second
conflagration.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
MRS. |. D. ELLIOTT DIEO IN
DENVER THURSDAY NIGHT

Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott. widow OF the
late l. D. Elliott, of South Canon. died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs,
Joseph w. Nilsson, in Denver Thurs
day night Deceased was about sixty
nine years of age and was for many
years a resident of this community
She was born in Ohio and on the
death OF her husband, four or five
years ago. she went to Denver to make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Nilsson.
Two brothers and her adopted daush-
ter. Mrs. Crete Pendergast are also
resident Of Denver. The remains viii
be brought to Canon City on Denver
G. Rio Grande train No. / Sunday ar
ternoon and Will be buried in Green
wood cemetery. The only Immediate
relatives OF the deceased at present
living here are her niece. Mrs J'e
Quinn. and 4. J, Melchi. nephew.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
DENVER eLKS To EAT ELK
IN CANON CITY FEB. u

Denver lodge y. Il. B. p. o. T.. il
endeavoring TO promote special
train to the dedicatory ceremonlss OF
the new home OF Canon City lodge No.
Gle. The train Is to leave Denver at 5
in the evening OF Feb. II. includisS
Colorado Springs and Pueblo in the
itinerary. and stopping at each OF
these cities for friendly call In or
der TO secure the train Il viii be
necessary for 100 TO go, Harvey v.
Garman is chairman of the committee
in charge and has the arranging for
the train. sleepcrs and other accom-
modntions will be provided. Canon
City has prepared programme of en-
tertaInment for the Elks which 's
one of the greatest inducements f5r
the trip. Not the leas, tempting OF tho
things upon the program is feast
of genuine elk meat-Denver Rcpub-
iican.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
Indian Killed On Track.

Near Rochelle. Ill. an Indian went
to sleep on railroad track and was
killed by the fast express. He paid for
his careIessness with his life. Often
its that way when people neglect
coughs and colds Don't risk life when
prompt use of DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry Will cure them and SO prevent a
dangerous throat or lung trouble. at
completely cured me. In a short time.
of terrible cough that followed a Sc
we're attack of Grip" writes J. r.
Watts. Floydada. Tex, "and re-
gained 15 pounds in weight that had
lost Quick, safe. reliable and guar
anteed. soc and 800. Trial bottle free
at Hunter Palmer's.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
ENrERTAIN. Ar DANCING PATTY

Mr.. and sirs.- Leonard wIngerti OF
the Strathmore entertained the house
guests and Invited guests in honor OF
their niece Miss Edna Biggs and her
friend Miss Elsie Connell at dan--
ing party Thursday evening.
about twenty-fonr' couples enjoyed
the pleasures of the event and the
well known hospitality OF the strath-
more management
The dancing parlor in It's beauty of
arrangement and decoration brought
forth many favorable comments from
the guests.
Mr.. Pegram. in his usual splendid
manner, furnished the music. Light
refreshments were served during the
evening,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08

Mr.. Gus Olson OF RockvaIc. is bus
mess visitor in town today.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
G. U. H.

they are alive. In such cases the
plants frequently start into growth in
spring. but die down in a short time.
The best mulch for this region
seems to be stable manure that has
been rotted or composted for one sea
son. Hen manure mixed with this Will
add desirable fertility and greatly in
crease its value. The mulch should be
spread to cover the plants in the
rows. Too heavy a layer on the rows
themselves may cause rotting OF the
plants when warm weather comes on.
B. o. LoNGYEAR.
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins. Colorado.