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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-22
Notice OF sherHrs Sule OF Real
: state

Ta>esste ofVexas county of
* G. McAdanAs Lumber com
Mny vs. B. f. Filler Et Al.
4 No. 6l3
4 in the Distrf Court of Lub.
/ book county. fexas.
Whereas virtue Of an exc,
cution andZder Of sale issued
\ out of tb<District Court Of Lub-
NoesuS66nty. Texas in Judge
ment rendered in said court on
the 23rd day Of Nav. 1912 in
favor of A. G.. McAdams Lum-
Der Company and against b. +.
Fuller for S222 30 and in favor Of
w. T.. Mcmahon against b. +.
Fuller for the sum Of Sl44S. ~
and in favor Of the Lubbock
State Bank against b. +. Fuller
tor the sum Of 1923 81, being
cause No. 6l3 on the docket of
said court. | did on the 10Th day
of July, A. ID. 1912 at 4 O'Clock
.. m. levy upon the following
tract or parcel of land to-wit:
Lots 1852 and SO in block / in
the Dupree addition To the town
of Lubbock in Lubbock county
county. Texas and lots No. 1914
15-16-l7-lS-l9- 20. Il % q and "a
in block IS of the Overton addi-
ton TO the town of Lubbock IN
Lubbock county. Texas. said real
estate levied upon as the property
Of B. +. Fuller and was levied
upon TO satisfy the judgements
above mentioned.
The judgment Of w. K. McMa-
hon and the Lubbock State Bank
and the A. G.. McAdams Lumber
Company to be first made out of
lots 1852 and SO in block of the
Dupree addition. and il not sutii-
Gent to pay the debt of the Nc
Adams Lumber Company. then
said Judgment TO be made out Of
lots l3-l4-l5-l6-17-lS-192-2l-22-
q and "a in block IS Of the
Overton addition TO the town OF
Lubbock. Texas.
All of said judgments being a
foreclosure of Deed of Trust
lien upon said lots 1862 and 53 in
block / of the Dupree addition
and foreclosure Of an attach.
ment lien upon lots l3-l4-l5.l6-l7
ls-l9-2O-2l-22-3 and "a in block
So Of the Overton addition 10 the
town Of Lubbock as they existed
on the 3Oth day Of August, 1911
M favor Of W. r.. Mcmahon ana
On the 10Th day OF September,
1911 IN favor of the Lubbock
State Bank on the Sth day OF Dc.
tober. 1911 and the 10Th day OF
refmary, 1912 In favor ~ The
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-22
Proposed Amendment

providing that members 81 the boari Of regents
u the State University and boards ~ trustees
and managers Of the educational. elecmosy-
nary and penal Institutions shall he ciectei
"a appointed foe tho term u SIX years.
IA. ]. r. No % uousE JoINr RESOLUTION
An act pruposn<-1S. amendment 10 Article 70
II tho Coustit,1 ~ ~ the State VI Texas. b.
adding No Ecctiod> hereto. 10 he entitled
Section ~ the members "
tho hard IXilegsnts of<he state University.
and the u Ffs of-trustes1 ur managers Of 81.
vocational. .cr,csynary.aed penal Institutions
u tho So and such Der hearts, NJ have
been. 90 Day here Afterk be established BY
law. msxbr eissitei ~ kppointsi fof a term
q nlx liI1rsrs. une-thir9 ~ ne members ~
said toarUI o. he electe1 o. appointed every
two l1i u%rs IN the banner pruvtici b.
aU hxin9Ihe time - tohllnT the elcction.
saa mako the spcro@ slioa therefor.
Ne a iesolv hy the .islature q the State
Ssenes /. AAr& isef tho oun.,l,a,ioa
b. amended hSI H'~UH neN serllnn thetepl
% - kngwn AMI DESIGNATED a. 'aoA' and 10
fead ~ fnlluNs.
sselIun "a. me Legislative ma, rr,stls ~
au that the mslnl.eFs ~ ne lhard n hsHenls
~ the STATE ul,lteIsin and iiards ~ ffus<
tees 80 Manages "a The ssfucat|fnal rlssmI'af.
naIf and pensl institutions ~ ne Stats. and
such '.@rls A. hsss hssn. ~ nAl hpIr-ils'
~ sslahllahsd ~ las, mag hlai lhslf Iespes'
'lts eliers ~ tho term ~ - a. Irafs' rna.
third n he msmhsIs a aseh leeIts ~ -
sl~fsi - s4rHaHl~i even l~e az Frels IN
safh m@nnss 4. 20 I|feisl-lsFe n>f dsiHn''us|
yssaHlI1I u saIh fNIrs " - hiti AZ MAJ
- nl4fiiei - hN, sai NJ tfH'shIa's shah
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-22
Sheriirs Sale.

The State Of Texas. county Of
Lubbock.
Whereas. hy virtue Of an exc
cufIon and or,leFof sale. issued out
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-15
Advertising Is News,

In these days when newspaper ad.
Refreshments are considered in cer-
tain sense a part of the news, when
they are read more widely than ever
before, the merchant who presents
lhe news of his business every day
n the advertising columns of news
paper has an immense advantage over
fll others.-Ex-Gov. William L. Doug.
hS, Mass. .l.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-15

FIkanah Commandery No. 80
@Tl X. r. Stated cOncla ve---SecOnd
e.: ;$ ;:;:s IS: =: :;;;; ;s $;%s: e. :'::* s:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-15

A. 0. E. S. Chapter No. I'll,
4 J: ::: : : {: 7
first and third Fridays, 8
<ENMJ o'clock a t Masonic Hall,
St2SS$A2 Beltrami Ave, and Fifth
{%N$Sa ST.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-03-15
MASONIC.

8: :::::: u: s J; :
.ss$a@gx. Bemidji Chapter No. 70,
A39R@. r. A. M. Stated convocat tons
nAR 2E first and third Mondays, s
M~VE& o'clock p. MAT Masonic
~ Hall /eltrani Ave-, and Fifth
street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
Bold Robbar Turns His
Experience 10 Account

and published He tried, it is alleged
TO wash out the numbers and chanee
them bnt the securities were r,tns-
ed as suspicious and this betrayed
him The police searched his room
and found about 900 worth OF Sc
cnrilics in Il Ing and nearly all the
missing shares have been recover
"d
The robbery brought 40 profit TO
a1zoncourt. who lived in a wretch
ed way for tle last two mcntns ana
could hardly pay for his room. He
is described as weak and in bad
tealth, but his former colleagues
say that he was a tall, athletic man
when they knew him aud used TO
be little eccentric Some days he
was very melancholy and othurs he
was cAuberant and used 30 turn
sumersauts This explains now he
could have executed the roD5, ~ all
alone as it required very aofictic
man to climb from the roof OF one
van to another and smash in a VIM
dow while lhc express was going at
the rte Of moro than sixty miles an
hour.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
JUST TRY A TEN GENT
BOX OF CASCARETS
lnsures you for months against
Sick Headache, Biiiousness,
Constipation or Bad Stom
ach.

Pat aside Just once the Salts
ItAthartic Pills. Castor Oils or purga'
tive waters which merely force a
passagoway through the bowels, but
do not thoroughly cleanse, lreshen
and purify these drainage or aimen.
tary organs ana nave no effect
whatever upon the liver and stom
aeh
Keep your inside organs pure and
fresh win Cascare:s. which THOR
fnehly cleanse the stomach, remove
the mdigcsted. sour and fermentmg
food ana foul gases. take the excess
bile from The liver and carry out Of
the system an tho dcccnlposcd waste
maltor and polsons IN the i.ltcstinca
ana bowels
A CascWct tonignt viii make you
feel great by morning. They work
while YOU sleep never gtipe. sirkcn
aud cost only 10 ceuls a box from
yonr druggist Millions of men aud
women tasc Cascaret now ana then
and never have Headache BliOus-
ness. coated tonglic. Indigestion. Sour
Stomach or Constipatcd bowels Gas
farcts hclonr in every household
children just love 10 tal,c them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
League Teams Missing

! New York. Feb 2S The race for
the National league baseball pennant
Is going to be like the little BOYS ap.
nle~-'there amt + oiug to be no core. -
That is 10 say there is going 10 be no
second division teams az all IL the
leaders OF the various clubs have got
the situation doped out right Not All
o. the clubs are going to win the
pennant but to hear the general ia
charge talk not one of ,hc eight
clubs VIII he in lower than fourth
piaces Here SIS the way they size
things mp
joe O'Brien. secretary OF the New
YORK Giants, saws ] don't see any.
thing that VIII prevent the Giants
from winning again The club rs
stronger than last year
Charley Murphy of Chicago says;
You can het chat we are going to
came pretty near winning the pen
n.nr The club was considerably
weakened last year hy our pitchers
going bad hul luek Wout be against
u. all the time
Barney Droy0ss of pHlsbWg. -
would not like To claim the pcunant
as certainty but think our club
win he strong enough to be- iu the
I ont at AL times
Horace Fogel Of Phi qdclphia says
~ thiut Philadelphia win win the
pcnnant We have three great pitch
FRS Alexander. Moore aud Chalmers
Our cltb is strong IN every other lr
Ned Sleininger president uf the
81 Louis club. i am NOT predicting
a peunant winner, bat We viii surely
Insh in the first division We hayc
; good string OF pitchers ANA every
body knows our club can hit
Garry Hermann OF Cincinnati. We
nave got he pennau race won The
nly regret / have Is THAT we will
nave to give up - per cent Of our
hare OF the werld'a seriea
Charles labhetis Of thuokyn with
he best pitchers ~ tht lrarnr aod
40 of te best inielderH the htooh
yn club Wlll be- IL position 10 clu
more tronblc This season ihan Last
We are taking he ehaace for The
lcnnaul seriously aud expect t1
zee the club finish up among The -Four
eaiers
J NJ. ward % Haston our club l8
much stronger than the cords show
nd ire couddent they viii cut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28

Paris. Feb 2-Only n little more
than two months ago the indian man
bags were stolen ON The +. l. NJ
EXPRESS train between Paris and
Lyons. The sohbery caused a great
sensation at the time More than
thirty mail bags had been ripped
open. Some OF the contents were
scattered along the line, and all the
yaluables and securities in the bags
carried Off The ro1ber had climbed
iuto the van while the express was
going at terrific rate and had es-
capped before it reached Lyons.
The police imagined that two or
three men INST nave done this work
but il now turns out that it was all
done by one MN. Vincent Bazo"-
court, who has been arrested in
brussels lie was formerly in the
nostal service ard is the son Of a
man whose whole life was spent in
the postal admnistrarpn Batont
court. after some years Of service,
asked t. leave the postal department.
on October lth. cn the plea that he
was applying for q position in the
colonies He had during the time
OF his stay in the administration,
been employed frequently as extra in
che mail trains TO Lyons. H. thus
knew all about the arrangements aud
hssw some cf the mail vans travelled
withou. Il guard.
After the robbery the police asked
for the names Of all the postal en-.
ployeg who had left the service some
time before. as they only could know
the secrets. and tAe robber was sus-
nected to be among them. They
received scores of names. but that
of Bavcncourt was not at FIRST among
taem u was only after new list
was drawn MP that inquiries We're
made about him Ii was then learn
ed that he had moved to another
lodging house. called the Vote du
Rhone. and that his movements
We're mysterious.
Then days ago he suddenly left for
brussels He was traced and ar.
rested ther a few days ago and is
alleged to have confessed at once
that he did il alone He had not
alen able to derive much profit from
the robbery BeGore he was able 10
negotiate any securities. the names
and numbers of these were known
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
WIDOW
uses PEN
Of POISON
tDy AssocIaaee Press. J

Pottsville Pa. Feb. 2S-"P Poisoned
pen letters sent thrungh the mails
for more tlau year past to mem
ber' ol he First Methodist Episco'
ual church ol pcits lie, OH Of the
largest ana most influential cOngre-
gatlohs in the Philadelphia Confer
ence we're today traced to a widow,
a mcmber of .hr congregation.
The letters. which bear a remark.
able similarity to those which al
mos dlsr1pted an Easton congreea-
tiQn Tor whiCa MISS liarricit te
Witt was tripd ant eeqnitted in Pail
adephia two months ago were both
wfitten by hand ana on a ;Xp"wrlt
or. The test applied by Postal In
spectrr Valentine Schoenaefger was
almost simila, 10 the Easfon case
Net on" doc the writing OF the
tdow ;rcc with lhe suprrscrlption
on the letters, bat 8ecrctcd in an
upstairs roy d. in her home WIS fonnd
a fypeWrtcr OF The L ID used lor
the mischief ma,iug missives Wheu
cuniron' ed vita TINS evidence the
wcman denied the accusation and
REFUSED 70 talk
No alrest tei peca ade aad in
fluential meinMrs uf lie ebuercgi.
tion have FaIed a meyement 10
late her forgiven. conditional 90 thr
accused wcnan making "a confession
and showing signs Df penitcnee
IsV"cra, pn> scars and business
men in the congregation have been
the victims cf tie anons smous letter
M titer. and even the pastor. pr "
II Linfamu-2, one If the best known
mipisters Of the PHILADELPHIA Con
ference vas not exempt
81 7 land. bm1n~a man VAS
ESPECIALLY singled oUt er. entd ~as
a swidower ai the ilmc mest OF the
letters We written and Taught q
c'ass Of yonng ladies'. When il be
ca ne known thfi he was the reeip
lent of scandalous letters ana an in
yestigation was IN progress some OIL
these absented Themselves from tac
school. fearing thai me finger ef sus
piei9n might be nniuatly. pointed
against then several months ago |
Mr.. Burd married, ana en- that occas- I
ion II received letter from the I
"poiscned pen writer predicting that
his bride would never step into the +
new hone which ne had provided
for her alive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
POPULAR
PLAYS ARE
IMMORAL
ASSERTS NEW YORK REC
TOR WHO CONDEMNS MAN
AYERS AND PEOPLE
,Ry Assnclnlad PressN

New York, Feb 2S-Mgr Henry a
Brann. rector of 81 Agnes Roman
Catholic church in East Forty fhrC
Istrcct, attacked the thcarcr today III
rls first Lentcn sermon.
Ills text was taken from the Epis-
lie Of st Paul 10 Titus. in which The
tapOstle eXhorls FOR wrong teachings
which they impart "fnr filthy luGes
sake.
Every man woman ana chiid no
lmatter Of what creed is obliged "a oh
serve The moral lav inc said Thaf
lhw Is universal made by cod
Common And scandalous"
-m apil. or MIA soIrnn olltpatinnt
Mgr pranu continued ryialalions of
ll..i3 nora law ..nclioned b, 4taIe
land civ ar. roA,mnn and scm.la
lons IN oor civ rhis n,riirnInN.
applicable Ia places or public an,.sr
menf to fhc lheatnr What are We
coming to that some OF r thcalrr5
are producsau nla,s and snectoeIcs
thai are as rotier as tho.n pre4rufad
in the pagan days of tho ,;lrck since
and in thc DAVIS or tna Ronan dc.
banch2
~Why shonld managers artol3 ne
trcssea and ntbare NJ. alIntv.d X dn
On nutlip efspn lhst which thay
me roi pefmitf@d ~ n an thn hIrh
wav2 IN some insionens fhe lananagq
Is vile fhe intinat,no noat ,1,lo.,r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
ANOTHER
!. COUNTY
SEAT SUIT

Oklahoma City. Feb 2S.-The pos
sibtlily OF furtaer LEGAL proceedings
in the Jefferson county scat contest
hetSeen Waurika ard Ryan. was
srgses,ed by Attorney a. C.. Cruec
1ucsdly. when he ASKED Governor
Lee Cruce g he had learned Of the
casting of several hundred illegal
votes in the election February 20,
Whcn Wmwika received a malority
Of i36
The governor declared Waurlka the
county scat in proclamation issued
Saturday afternoon
The irregularities alleged probably
viii be made tac basis OF mother
suit in the state supreme colrt in
stitued by attorneys for the rity Of
Ryan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
MONKEY SCRAMBLE
DANCE CRAZE
Turke y Trot, Grizzly Bear And Bun
ny Hug Tame Compared To This

tbF RhSDtidlF'l 'tSS.j
Paris. Fob Is Paris halhoom9
have a fresh sensation to follow the
Turkey trot ana thr Grizzlv bear
dances-,he Monkeys scramhie.
The dance opens with a twosiep
played very fast and then changes TO
the lanecrs At given signal the
music stops and thp ladies Join
hands i'll circle Win all their part
ners inside.
The men so do@n on hands and
knees and scramble ont OF the ring a9
best they can Once outside they run
to the other cud of the room 10 2
tall Christmas tree, on top of which
is a hollow cocoanut containing a
pretty irinket
The highest jumper obtains The
prlze and many are the Calls ON the
slippery tio0r before the winner,
tired aud flushed. With crumpled col
lar aitl torn gloves returns in lri-
umph with the prize to his partner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
TIE GREAT CAMPAIGN


: Tile Bis campaign eot mjcr "
= way whom ceased The rush Ol :,
y Christmas shopping and now for :,
< many a weary day the land Will :,
:" ring with idle yawpine Wen =
= uakc Gf politicians gods and :.
e Whoop for this and ieer Al that .
4 onr. and really il wiz make no z
!. o1u II We elect The lean or tai =
!. one Ven waste lie golden e
Z nniuer daya l.Whuapas round g
!" lo l!oh or Billy tlaa' we are g
z suah an tlrcl iaysl We are 20 q
g Iaiuous and silly II makea no =
= odds to v0u ana me who WINS .
= and wears the White lionSe .
Z anrcl let windy politicians be -
Z and plant your onions, beans ana g
/. sor'cl let statesmen rant ia =
Z frcn2icd tones about the way to .
Z save this nation while We are g;
4 shifting shining homes down IN .
Z the loaa association The more Y
. they save this weary land, the =
!: dcrcer grows lhcir wild endeaV Y
:: or. the more salvation il will :;
/: stand, AMI SO the job goes ON for y
|: ever. so let the jawsmiihs =;
Z spring their spiels and keep The Y
. cheap tin Welkiu hammlng =
: while we are sailing down the =
. whee,s for rainy days that sure :?
are coming
: v - " Y y " q. " =: g =: y y 9: ,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
K ONDIKT MrAT MARkf

keopened RENTED. cyerylhioe new
mp Ia date under new management
We Will try to deserve share Of
Your PATRONAGE We win show vnu
that We appreciate " hy giving YOU
terttce that serves
We carry egrribinr 10 9tock per
tanning to an ~ lodate market 4
customer oncr . customer always
We want to meet yoN. we want your
business. we Win try to deserve t.
nd besides wc need the none, We
I've competition the Ilai lIai
Delivery to any part of the CITY
hane - 2l6 W OKLA
G II Westcott Mgr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28

rfoVc WHIST swamp Root viii Do
For You
send IL pf Einer y co. Eas
hampton N y for sample bottle.
% win convince anyone You viii
a'so receive "a beo\let OF valuable hi-
formation telling IN auout tAe Kid
ueys alsl bladder W'acn writing,
be sore and mention the Gnlhric Daily
Leader Peeular fftyccHt and one
doliu size oules for sale At al
drus stores
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28

Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic pow
der j, prevents tiGhtness and hlist-
ernE relieves Bunions Swollen,
Sweating. Tender feet At Druggists
CSC. Sample mailed FREE, Address
4. s Olmstead, lie Roy N. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28

Mother Gray's Sweet Powder for
Children.
Relieve FeVerishneas, Rad stomach.
Teething Disorders. lhOVc and regG-
late HE Bowels and are a pleasant
remedy for Worms Used by Mothers
for % years. 1ney never fail. Al
Druggists, 25c Sample mailed FREE
Address A S. Omsted. lie Roy. n y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28

Some OF these schools have had the
champion teams for the last few
years and are out for scalps again
tliis year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
/ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Oak Park Development company
to John O. Black wd $500 lots 10.
ii, block Is, OAK Park addition to
GnrlTie.
Sarah I Young ct al 10 Francis
M. Cnrtis wd $500. lots . to -.
block l9 Third Capital Heights Gulhr
rie.
Tho Purcell Mill and Elevator com
pany to w y. Green wa $3.50 brock
3 Nayina.
America pnncll to Maliuda r..
Benson wd $50. lots ( TO Z block I
Haincr addition TO Guthrie
Oak Park Development company to
Roy Blair wd $3.50, lots 10 70 30.
bleek l6 Oak Park addition 10 Gnth-
rie.
Kings Racket is the place they
have the goods and the price ia rignt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
University Boys to Have Ball Team

The oklahoma Methodist uniyer
ls,ly boys desire to have baseball
team this year with the he'll, ol
tthr chamber uf commerce they intend
~ give the fans Of Guthrie a chance
= see some OF the hig schools of
Kansas and all the principal schools
cf Oklahoma play collegiate baseball
The move depends upon a guarantee
covering expenses Professor Shira,
athletic director at the university
told Leader rtportcr tolay that
boys are trying out for the team that
has had university experience in
baseball aud others that have had
only high school experience but know
the game in all It's fine points
Tile principal schools they intend
to play are oklahoma e., \ & VI col
legc OF saltwater. Central State Nor
NAL Kinghsher CongrcEationalist.
Haekleil aud Shawnee iapfists and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28

The st. Louis racket, now Kings
Racket is getting the trade. Fall in
line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
THIS KIDNEY REMEDY GIVES
IMMEDIATE RELIEF

In 1907 and 1908, | was taken very
sick with kidney trouble and being
afraid OF Brigats Disease, went to
n prominent physician at Liberty
vl.c. Iowa After doctoring Tor
some time without cure or benefit,
began The use Of Swampt.Root and
Found Immediate relief. which urged
me 10 continue the use of the neal
cino
After taking several bottles which
bought at Jereos Drug store. in
Fairfield. ! hecame a we'll man aud
Cah honestly Say THAT nave never
had any signs of l}rhbt's Disease or
a return Of any kidney troHble
am 50 grateful toward Dr K'l
mer's Swamp-RoJt that | never hc.i-
tate To rcCJmml ma II to any one
kncw who IS suuerlng with kidney
IT. aide
Yours Yc.y truly,
MANG Cl.lNK4N NbENRD
fairdcld Icwa.
state ot lowa tss
JEFFERSON CounN
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
iy the said Mace Ciutinhcard. ana
the SIGNATURE acknoWledeed by him
ie be genuine. lhL 10Th day of Jmly
1904
CHARLES GRAIL.
No'ary Public.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

somebody for place in the FIRST II
vision
In the American league pretty
much the same condition exists SO
far. only Washington aud ST. Louis
are willing 70 admit there is ANY
chance Tor them Ia band ldWer Than
fourth t4f
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-08
IT IS UP TO yoU!

The freeborn citizen gets up when dew
Is on the grass
And sees himself reflected IN a trust
pade looking glass.
A tShst controls the soap he finds at
length upon the stand.
Ana through the favor Of some trust he
takes his comb in hand.
His shoes. suspenders shirt ana socka,
the buttons on his coat.
His handkerchief. his necktie and the co.,
lar round his throat
An came from factories that trusts per-
NIT 10 operate:
A trust allows him to have coal 10 pile
upon the gvats.
~ yielding to the sugar trust he makss
his coffee sweet:
BY bowling TO the beef trust he may have
steak TO eat:
The cracker trust tho nour trust the
coffee trust. likewise.
Take tribute from the man who dweils
where Sreedom's banner flies.
He rises .rom the table which q Trust
leaves IN mn care
And on the trust made han tree fnds q
trust made hat to wear.
Now see the freebcrn citizen upon the
trust owned car:
BY paving tribute he may ride to wher.
his duties are.
He s,ts before q trust made desk-a trus,
has said he may
And being free and equal he tolls fnG
the trust all day:
Al night a trust provides his hight and
when his prayers are said
The uncrowned king devoufly kneels -
side a trust made bed.
Thus all his trusts bound up In trust.
that treat him as they please
He lives through favor Of the trusts: ID
them he bends his knees
All. let US trust that when he dies and
leaves this world ~ care
Some trust will waft him TO the Gkjal
and Givs hAm Glosy therAl
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-08

ervokiyA. . T.
Nov . 4be
oDreoklya AcsSlsRy
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crowded to ~ lao
u today to hssr
Pastor kunseil's
discoisrse 90 the
battle Of Arna
gessslon- His text
VAS HE gstherea
them together unto
a place called iU
the iiei,rew tongue
AR "a n & Q Il d o q"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-08
HIS CHILDREN ON ALL THEIR
CLOTHING ARE TAXED AS HE is
AND ON THEIR DOLLS 6 PER
laot-the 0sbv.

last-ths oaby.
Should there be a baby in the fan
fly he or she 10 not forgotten. but
pays 2s per cent. under the guise of
infants food" His CONN pays IS
per cent. and the hearse IS; flowers
tor the grave. rs per cent. while the
Bible and the hymn books used ct
he burial are taxed rs per cent