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The Washington herald., 1912-02-13
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

ouotatious given below are fox largs iots Jo6bens
rEiess are higher.
EGos-Nar-ey fresh Virginia. slss2; West vir-
Einia and Southwest Virginia. 81; Tennessee, q.
BUrTER-Esin fancy, SASslsi Western n1ts. ~
cHEEsE-Ssw Yors State factory. rev. 1salsH.
POUETRY-Chickens. per ID, lSals; hers pT 10.
IS ropsters. per ID. s. turkeys, per ID lsAs; dnekA
per n. 1lal5
DREssED PoULTRY-Heus. choice. per ~.
u; ehickens. per H. tAls: roosters. per ID, san:
turkeys rsr Ib ffzzI; ducks per h. iaall; seese.
per NJ. ilAi5; 0pons. T-lb average. pr ID. Na1i
do. small 17als.
vEGErABLEs-Potatp per saek. 2s5aS0; sweet
(North Carolinal. per bhl-. 3Soa4mi yams tNortn
Carolinal, per bbl, aiha5; ob6ages. 100 lnA,
1ooa25: brussels srrouiS pr quart. sais; onions.
per sack, 37saLoo; cauiiSoNsr. per er.te LsoaLeo;
Florida new .cabhage per hbL. @AaAWf egz-
plant Florida Per crate. SWa3.9; lettuce, pef
basket, LsoaloO; string beans Per basket, z5oaA@;
oelery. per doz. sal 81 squash. fiorida, pr crate.
2zsa1f5; bests. Florida. per crate. zEas@; kaie'
rcr hhi looai %: spinach per bbl, aWaAoo: peeta.
pr crate. sona6oo; parsisy pa BASKET, 1sat@
GREEN FRUITs-Apples. per bhl.. Lat %
orsnges California, Per box 2lsa4W; tlouca
oranges. Per boz, 3coaSS 1nss5,ae@ 81 IS p p.D srap'
pcr box. kooa6oo; pincapples. 355af8i erau-
berrfss 2qdart boxes a5oa375; per bhl-. h-5olll0s
retpers reen. per basket L5a2W.
HAY AND sTRAw-Hay Western. No. J. 0soA
rye. S.is. IkolE.ooi machine thrash. i4ooalt %;
siEsv. wheat. pa Ton. 9oosa7; strar. cat. pr ton.
LIVE srocK-sheep. per ID. zA5ls; lEnhs. Pea
b.. Gas; calves ebOics. PER lh. >; medium pa ID.
efA1s-whest. Der bu., ssAi.oo. corn. shslled. sss
70; ear. pr bbi.. aos20: oats Western rhite. No.
2 per has. 5ss8; oats mixed. per bus, tiasslt
brnn. ref Ion. neo: middlins. per ton, S&o.
WOOL AND HIDEs-Weol washed. nss q
The Washington herald., 1912-02-13
ANr1-FEE HEARING DELAYED.

Richmond, Va. Feb. l2.-The sutphin
resolution calling for an investigation
ton and the recall OF the charter OF
that association In the event that the
fee system at the tomb OF washington
is not abolished, was to-day referred to
the general laws committee OF the
house.
The committee probably will name
date tomorrow for hearing argu-
means. The committee on public
grounds, which has before 1t the petit
ton OF the Mount Vernon Anti-Fee As
ISOLATION asking for a recall of the
charter of the ladies' association and
the placing OF the Mount Vernon prop
erty under the jurisdiction of the state
corporation commission. will hear tur-
ther arguments this week. probably on
wednesday.
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THE GAYETY.
"The BOwery BurIesquers.v

"The Bowery Burlesquers."
An immense audience yesterday well
coined ''The Bowery BurIesquers' back
to the city. The "Bowerys'' have been
here for the last few seasons and
still hold the same caste, with the ex-
ception Of that lamented Hebrc :
comedian, Ben Jansen, but Brother
Charlie takes bis place and brings back
fond memories. Jansen is an extraordI-
nsrily good comedian and gave the audi
ence a great many good laughs. espe-
cially as the Judge in Madame
Xcuse Ne"
The comedy of Eddy Fitzgerald
delights his audience with every
performance. ''FItz' cannot help
but be funny, and with him in the show
It is to laugh for the entire evening. His
Partner, Jack Quinn, Is a very clever
| talker and dispenses fun b. the yard
Lizzie Freleigh heads the company and
Is the pet of the first row as Of yore
Minnie Lee Is another bright spot. Sweet
Marie received great number of en-
cores. Josie Kline is a good actress and
her work in the last burlesque was es-
pecially clever. Edna Green's work Is
good and she Is always on the list Of
favorites. Sam Brown is good In his part,
as Is Henry West.
VI course, the DIS MT OF the snow Is
''Houdinl" His work stands out by it
self There can be only one HoudinL
Last night he escaped from all handouts
brought as II he at last had met his
them were put on him in a way that
looked as II he at last had met his
match, but 1t took him only a few min
utes to get away. His escape from q
strait-jacket in full view of the audience
was the feature Of the evening. His new
sensational act of the year is the es-
cape from a large tank filed with water
ana padlocked in an alright case. This
he got out Of in a few minutes. Every
night this week he win extricate himself
from different boxes and other contriy-
anceS
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AT THE COSMOS.
Vaudeville.

One Of the most remarkable Of present.
day acts in vaudeville, Edna, the Mys-
terious,'' is playing the headline engage
ment at the Cosmos this week. 1t en-
braces q brilliant achievement in levi
tation, including her floating and dancing
In aerial suspension. She is as graceful
as the Russian dancer. Pavlowa, abso-
lutely disregards the laws OF gravita-
tiOn, and gives a wonderful Illusion OF
having as complete a home in the air
as on terra firma. The act made a
marked impression yesterday.
Curing a Tenor is one Of the clean
sst-cut and most deliciously funny Of
vaudeville sketches. It scored heavily
yesterday. not only on account of its
Inherent drollery, but also on account
Of the clever way in which it was acted.
Nothing more effective in its mirthtul
lines has been seen in local vaudeville
The Washington herald., 1912-02-13
GIVES $50 FoR sTRIKERs.
Central Labor Union First to Ala
Lawrence, Mass, workers.

Fifty dollars. the frst money presented
in the national movement authorized by
the American Federation or Labor. wa1
awarded the strikers In Lawrence. Mass.
by the Central Labor Union at a meet.
ing held in typographical Temple last
night.
In his resolution appropriating thS
money, Frank McKenna, representing
the Plate Printers Union. pointed to the
fact that these men. since they are I'm
dergoing hardship while nghting for bet
ter conditions. should at least be kept
from starvation while they are out OF
work The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
! The banquet committee reported that
arrangements for dinner to be given IN
honor OF Samuel Gompers and Frank
Morrison on February p were Completed
and the function will be held at the
New Ebbitt
P. J. Ryan was reappointed to tha
Chamber Of Commerce as a delegate nom
the trades unions
Emmett L. Adams delivered eulogy
on Lincoln in which he pointed out how
the lessons OF the martyred Presidents
life were applicable to-day.
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AT THE PLAZA.
Motion Pictures.

The Plaza Theater. in Ninth street. has
returned 20 its original film service-that
OF licensed pictures-the service upon
which it built its great reputation for
pleasing the people, and is showing the
best productions Of the Biograph.
vitagraph. Edison. Pathe. Kalem, Es-
senay, Seliz Lubin, Melies, and other
motion-picture producers. In addition to
q select Offering Of scenic, comic, and
dramatic subjects by these well-known
producers, special pictures will be fea-
tured daily. For to-day an elaborate
three-reel production Of Colleen Bawn'
will be shown: on Wednesday and Thurs
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Rite. for WiIIiam p. ParteIlo.

The funeral of William P. Particle. who
died Sunday morning at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital, from q complication OF
diseases, brought on by fever contracted
In the trenches in Cuba during the Span
ish-American war.gwill be conducted this
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Hindle
undertaking establishment, under au-
spices Of the Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp.
United Spanish War Veterans. Inter-
meut win be in Arlington.
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l,rrr, Me,lnl. for Heroes,

In letters addressed to the Vice Presl-
dent and the Speaker. Secretary Of Stats
Knox asks that permission be given Il
Capt. p. II. Uberroth and Gunner Kari
Johannsen. Of the revenue cutter Gres.
ham. 10 receive from The Canadian gov,
eminent gold wetches In recognition of
their heroism IN saving members of the
crew Of the British schooner s. A.
Fownes. which was wrecked on the Mas
sachusetts coast. December - 11le
The Washington herald., 1912-02-13
District Man Promoted.

The nomination Of II. F. Arthur schoen-
field, of the District OF Columbia. to be
third secretary OF the embassy at Con-
stantinople, Turkey, was sent to the SEN
ate yesterday By President Taft among
other nominations 70 diplomatic posts
Mr.. schoenfeld Is a graduate Of George
Washington University. He spent year
at Caracas as clerk 10 the legation, and
for the last two months. has been sta
toned at the State Department.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales: RsEular cal, u O'Clock noon
WaEhinEton Railway 4 Electric Gun, 100 a. .,
100 at ss5s 100 At 81, . at g.
WsshinFtou Railway & Electric pfd-. 3 At IA. 2
at ~, 8 At ~ > At scS. , At ~. > at N.
> At ~. s At ~
After call:
wsshinZton Gas s, 1G0 at ioK. eOoo at los-
CAPITAL Tfaetion s. g. 900 At I0st. 500 At no
Washington GAs q at e.
Washington Railway 4 Electric cum-, AZ g.
Following quotations were posted yesterday;
GAS BONDS.
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burs, PER h. 2iaZ5: wool. unvashed, per n,
.; hides. dry. pr h, l5alsi green hades per N.
II; calfskin, green, each. LEalA
SEEDS-Red clover. per 6sh-, 25oal4-5os alsike
clover, par bush, noal2fS; white clover, per
bush, Hmazooo; crimson slOyer. LfsGSoo; timothy.
PER bush TsnaSoO; blue gas. pr bush, 1SOaAoo:
redtop Srass. Is.coaaoHs per 100 lhss alfaHa. peE
The Washington herald., 1912-02-13
CURFEw LAW DISCUSSED.
Northeast citizens FAN to Adopt
school Committees Report.

The proposed curfew law for the DIS
trict was discussed last night at the
monthly meeting Of the Northeast Wash
Ington Citizens Association. in Northeast
Temple. Twelfth and H streets northeast
DR.. Starr Parsons. chairman Of tbs
school committee. submitted favorable
report on this law. The report was re-
ferred to the executive committee.
The association opposed the bill requlr-
ing real consideration on deeds. &C., IN
the transfer of real estate. the bill trans
ferring the direction Of the water works
TO the Commissioners, and the measure
authorizing the Commissioners to assume
charge OF the system OF highways.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-13
Meetinx Of Retail Jewellers.

The Retail Jewellers Association held
its regular monthly meeting last night
at the Chamber OF Commerce. A. o.
antterly. president NJ the association. pre-
sided. An interesting talk on window
dressing was made by w. T. Gelsslnger
Of New York. and Frank Rogers, OF this
city, talked on methods OF advertising.
A buifet supper and smoker followed the
addresses. s
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wan Prorlae for Familr.

President R. V. Weaver and Secretary
Robert Middleton, OF the Georgetown
GaslIght Company, yesterday stated that
provision win be made for the wife and
six children OF David Uppermans who was
overcome and killed by gas in pit at
the gas works on Saturday. Funeral
services win be held at O'Clock this af-
ternoon from Peck Memorial Chapel The
pastor. the Rev. n Baremors Angus. Of
fciating.
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the alterations and improvements being
made the public is assured there WIZ be
no INTERRUPTION at any time
The standard Of unusual attractiveness
Of the Plaza's daily showing Of pictures
win be maintained
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Bill Davis. one Of the leading monoI-
ogists, sprung some roIlicking jest and
some new songs which won high favor.
Oooley and Jones won a great laughing
success with their sketch. There was
no question OF the genuinely artistic tai
ent Of John Dooiey, and the audiences
yesterday applauded him with great
favor. QuIgIey and Adair were also
highly successful with their songs and
dances. Pathe's weekly review OF cur
rent events heads the list Of film fea-
iiires-
The Washington herald., 1912-02-13
Finnnciers Have Holiday.

New York. Feb. 1.-THE New. York
Stock Exchange. the banks. and all
financial markets were closed to-day in
Observance Of the Lincoln holiday. For
eign security markets were In session.
All the exchanges at Boston, Philadel-
phia, and Chicago were closed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
Woman Leaves 100 Descendants.

Boulder-Four generations of de-
scendants, 100 in number, residents Of
Colorado. Nebraska and California,
survive Mrs. Nancy Admire, who died
aged seventy-eight at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Spicer, near Su.
perior She leaves eight children.
sixty grandchildren, thirty greatgrand.
children and two great-great grand
children. Mrs. Admire has lived in
Colorado since 1887, coming here from
Nebraska with her husband, George
w. Admire, and settling near Morri-
sou. For the last fifteen years she
has lived in Boulder county.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
To Raise Fine Cattle on Austin Ranoh.

Denver.-The Austin ranch, one Of
the largest and perhaps the most eX-
tensively improved one in Colorado.
was sold by Mrs. Florence Austin, the
owner. The purchasers were Joseph
Vincent and Joseph Fenton, both Of
Dayton, O., who will raise fancy cattle
on the ranch and make their summer
homes there. The place is fifteen
miles from Alamosa. The considera-
tion was $245, 900. The barns and 9th
er buildings, including magnificent
residence that cost something like
100000. are of cement and are said to
be the most imposing ranch buildings
in the state. Mrs. Austin, who is
widow of Robert Austin, will still
make her home in Colorado, having
Denver as her headquarters, but will
spend much of her time in the future
travelling.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
FLYING AIRMAN SLAIN
BULLETS FROM TURKISH FORT
FOIL PLAN TO DROP BOMBS.
Found Dead With Wound in Breast
When Machine Lands in Bull
garian Camp.

Western Newspaper luIon News Service.
Nienna.-The first military airman
to be killed by an enemy's shots while
flying is DR., JW!ss Constantin, former
assistant to the famous Paris surgeon
Doyen.
Constantin was a <'renchman in the
service of the Bulgarians and had
been given u medal for bravery by
King Ferdinand.
On his last flight he left Sturma,
near the Tchatalja lines, with the oh
ject of dropping bombs on the Turk
ish troops When the biplanc de-
scended, Dr Ccnstantin was found
dead with a wound in his breast. but
still holding the steering gear.
The wings OF the machine were rid
died with shot and The Paragraph
showed that the airman had sailed to
a height of 1000 feet over Il Turkish
fort. whence the shot apparently had
come. He retained strength enough.
however, to guide the machine back 10
the Bulgarian camp.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
WORKS ASKS SINGLE TERM.
Introduces Bill TO Make Presidential
Tenure Six Years.

Washington.-m speech in the
Senate upon his resolution for con
stitutional amendment that would
provide a single siX-year presidential
term, Senator Works of California,
identified Since his entry into the
Senate with the Progressive Republi-
can faction, made strong criticism
of Theodore Roosevelt and the Pro
gressive party for their affiiation
with George W Perkins and other
representatives Of large corporations.
Senator Works declared that both
Roosevelt and Taft deserved defeat.
He asserted that Roosevelt when
President had withheld action against
the Harvester trust with the natural
result that Perkins had been one of
the chief Roosevelt hackers in the
fight this year for the Progressive
nomination
A single presidential term, Senator
Works declared, would prevent the use
of patronage and the power of office
in the way it Is now used, and would
remove the opportunity a President
now has to grant favors or inflict
punishment upon campaign friends or
enemies.
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c. & S. Must Open Como Link.

Denver-Tn an exhaustive opinion,
in which the principle Is laid down
tnat the railroad corporations owe |
higher duty to the public than to their
stockholders. and that their first duty
10 to give service and not TO make Big
dividends. tie Supreme Court ordered
the Colorado & Southern to reopen
the narrow gauge line between Denver
and Leadyille. The part OF this line
between Como and Breckenridge has
been closed for about two years
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
ENGLAND TO BUILD WARsHIPs.
Churchill Insists on Three Big Battle.
ships ddltional.

London.-All doubts were swept
away of the possibility OF Great Brit.
ain curtaling her own naval program
in view of the gift by Canada to tho
British Empire of three powerful bnt-
tleships at cost of 35,OO0.000.
Winston Spencer Churchill, First
Lord Of the Admiralty. speaking in
the House OF Commons, said ne ad.
hered to the point OF view Of tn.
Canadian government, which is, he
announced:
THAT aid given by Canada should
be in addition to the existing British
program and that any steps Canada
might take should directly strengthen
the naval forces OF the Empire and
the margin available for its security
Churchill deprecated the putting Of
further questions on the subject, pend.
ing the approval by the Canadian Par.
Lament Of the naval propose! put for.
ward by Premier Borden
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12

Butter.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Chicago Options.

Chicago.-Cash quotations were as
follows:
Rye.-No. 2, 60Q63c.
Barley.-Feed or mixing, 43Q4Sc;
fair to choice mailing, 57@60c
Timothy Seed.-s3.OOI3.9O
Glover Seed 10000 1900
Mess Pork.-s17.75g
Lard-Gn tierces) slO.S7IzmlOS2h
Short Ribs Ooose), ,ss7hn
10.O7h.
Butter.-Easy; creameries, 27035c.
Eggs.-Fresh current nets. 22m25c;
refrigerator firsts, lsh2Oc: fIrsts,
25Q26hc.
Daisies, l7H 9l7lSc; twins,
16Ad17c; Young Americas, 1910
l6hc; Long Horns, 1874 M1Ghc.
Potatoes-M Michigan. asa SOC: Min.
nesota. 46a4Sc; Wisconsin, 43a4Sc.
Poultry Turkeys, live, 15c; dressed.
lSc; chickens, live, l2c; springs. live.
l2lac.
Vcai.-Steady, sml4c.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
COUNT IN COLORADO
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
AND SENATORIAL CANDIDATES
Figures Practically Same az Those
Published Immediately Fol-
lowing Election.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-According to figures given
out by the state canvassing board on
presidential electors and candidates
for United States senators, the Re-
publican candidates got the high vote
In Costilla, Huerfano. Las Animas,
Morgan and Sedgwick counties. Shat
roth and Thomas secured the high
vote in all other coupties. State to-
tails:
Candidates for long term: Shafroth,
DD 11s,26O; Dawson, (R) 6G.949;
Catlin, (Prog.) 5S,649.
Short term candidates: Thomas,
DD 111,633; Waterman, (RD 66,627;
Stevens, (Prog) 64,405.
The state totals for presidential
electors were: Democratic, 114,232;
Progressive, 1906 Republican, 5S,-
1856.
The official audit as completed by
the State Canvassing Board gives the
following vote on congressional candi-
dates: Edward T. Taylor, Democrat
elect, 115,143: Edward Keating, Demo
crat-elect. 110.5l6; Clarence p. Dodge,
Progressive, 64,S36; Samuel II. King
ley, Republican. G3.7l4: Jesse J. La
ton, Republican, 620S5; Charles f.
Fisher, Progressive, 5S,764; Robert
Knight, Socialist, 1G10S; F. w. Brain
erd Socialist, 15,SOS; Samuel S. Stutz-
man, Prohibitionist, 1858.
The comparative party vote in Colo
rado for the last two national cleo
tionS follows.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
Congress of Indians Suggested.

Denver.-A congress Of representa-
tivcs of all the living tribes Of Indians
upon the North American continent is
the idea suggested by Arthur B. Har-
din, Colorado pioneer, frontiersman
and trapper for Denvcrs great show
in 1915. Hardin has lived all his life
In the west and for the past three
seasons has been packer with a
United States geological survey outfit
in the Mesa Verde country near Man
cos.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
KILLED PARTNER TO GET WIFE.
Michigan Jury Convicts o. M. Are
bach Of First Degree Murder.

Baldwin, Mich-A jury in the Cir
cult Court declared O. NJ. Arebach
guilty of first degree murder for
Fisher, Chicago business man and
promoter Fisher was killed in the
woods near here last September while
the two men We're on hunting trip.
Fishers life was insured for 5000,
900, the policies being made payable
to his widow. 1t was the theory of
the prosecution that friendship be-
tween Arebach and Mrs. Fisher was
the motive for the murder.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
RrltIsh pI.tru,t cansas,s CIT.

London -Canada's naval cUntribu
tion has far oycrshadowcd the East
ern war as the topic Of the week IL
England The politicians and ncwRpa
pcrs, with very few dissenting vOicoi
welcome the Domiuiun.E gin for III
own sake and az memorable stcJ
toward cUnsolidatinG the Empire
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
BABIES CURED BY NEW SKIN
DISCOVERY.
STOPS SITClIINGI I'M NJ EDI ATELY
SDOTIl ES AND COM FORTS
WI h LIl0NLE ONES

\ demonstration Of the cilicn, p
and entire harmlcssncas OF Bloodinr
Ointment, the new skin discovery,
IL afforded when 80 IL applied 10 the
tender skin Of infants VINO ARE tor
tur"d with rnsh"i, chaiine., scaly
and crustcd hunors, and other skin
HRRravntipns. lts effect is soothing,
the itching stops at once, the skin
heals ard II quickly restored 10
normal condition.
In the various forms OF akin
trouble IN both infants and adElts,
Bloudinc Ointment PRODUCES bcnU-
licinl results from the first applich-
uvn. Eczema, rhsb, letter, etc.
yield readily To its remarkable vuT-
Htivc properties. Occasional nppli-
cations VIII Iuickly Danish pimplcH,
blDtchos, and complexion blcmishe-
and viii relieve md euro itching
feet, scnly scalp, humOra. etc.
BlOOdin" Ointment can be had for
only 80 cents nt your druggist or of
The llOUdinc Corporation. Boston,
Mass. adv
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
Work on Largest Ditch Begins Soon.

Meeker-Advices from St Louis are
to the effect that work on the big
North Fork ditch, which, when com
pleted, will be the largest water car
Iier in the world, will begin with the
first spring thaw. The ditch will wa
ter 100000 acres of land, 100000 OF
which are in this section and 100000
in eastern Utah. 1t will cost 100000
900 and will be a hundred and fifty
miles long.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
Kansas CITY Prices.

Kansas City, Mo. o.-whest.-C Cash: :
No. 2 hard. s2hns7hc; No. 3, S16
S3c; No, 2 red, s7hm 100; No. 3, $50
sS1zc.
Corn.-No. 2 mixed acc: No. 3, 45Q
i51ac; No 2 white, iGN4GRc; No.
3, 46c.
Oats.-No white, 346s4lzc; No. 2
mixed, 32AG133c.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
Woman Must Pay $1,000 for Steer.

Denver.-The Supreme Court af.
firmed the decision of the lower court
case and Mary E. Mitchell must pay
a fine of 81 1000 for larceny of steer.
The decision was handed down by JUS
tice Gabbert.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
Traps Big Golden Eagle.

Victoria golden eagle. measuring
six feet six inches from tip to tip,
was captured six miles south OF this
city in trap set by Frank WIlhelms.
The birds right foot was torn in ei-
forts to free itself from the trap.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
Mrs. Juillard Gives 100000 for Gym.

Colorado Springs.-A gift of 100000
to erect a mems gymnasium and gen.
eral building at Colorado college,
equaled only by one of like amount
several years ago by the late General
W. ]. Palmer, has been made by Mrs.
A. D. Juillard of New York city.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
ordwsy WI,hou, Lights for Day

Ordway, Colo.-OIdway was with
out electric lights for forty hours
caused BY the flues Of the boiler burn
Ing out.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
Prlee Of Elng.

Duluth, nn.-Linseed.- track
and to arrive, iL22; December. 'l21;
January, sl.2l& bid; May. Sl2GH bid
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
Cotton at New Orleans.

New Orleana-COttOu- Spot, steady
And unchanged; mddling, 12Ic.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-12
WORTHEN'S
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Tho Grosy Norv. and Brain Food

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rhDlyr NuTNUuH rs Ep"prH, Kidney uuu
Huddur 1ruublr mud Constipation
Thrsr 1ublrt VIII br found Nuluuhlr In tine
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NJ NorNUus pruerutiUu IN women.
or AItAN NIEt.."Wr VIII send six boxes of
WBrthnuH Wonder WOrlrfs 10 you fpT 800
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