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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
SOCIALIST GRANTED NEW TRIAL
Judge Hanford Allows Appeal OF
Gaze Which Started Invest.
cation.

Seattle. Wash, July l7.-Iudse e, II,
Hanford OF the United States district
court allowed entry OF the appeal OF
the case OF Leonard OLSEN. the so.
cialist, whose IA uraliza'ion he re-,
eeatly revoked on the ground thar he
had deceived the court as TO his al.
tachment % the constitution OF the
Cn!sed states.
The charges against Judge Han'ord
which are being Investigated by a con
sressional committee. grew out OF this
case.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
American Association.
DAILY MARKET REPORT.
Live Stock.

Kansas City. July iG,-Cattle -0teers.
S725M96b; cows. S2.50G6,b0: hciferA $S.Le
dSsO: st0ckers and feeders, %, $50 $50.
Hogs -Bulk OF sales, sI.35a1.5b. Sheep
Lambs, s47b@ 7.2S; fair to choice wo<hers.
s<.35d<.S5; ewes. $500 4,.h
Chicago, July Ia Beef Steers, $3.50
IS; cows and hcifers, S26Oa ia; stock
srs and feeders. $500 $50. HoxO-Bulk
Of sales. T.s5a76b. sheep- lamb soc
H7.26,
81, Louis. July Is,-Beef--steers, o. 90
GS.l6. stockers and feeders S35oH u. 10;
cows and heifers, sa,5O9s,0o: sovthern
y6.7b61.60. Sheep Natives, S. 7bG I. 90,
lambs, eb,2bhs26.
Grain.
Kansas city, July l8--Close: WSeat-
July. so%c; Sept. sohc; Dec. 9.c. Cora
July 7+hc; Sept. SbAc; Dec. 6⪼
MAY cS,cs s,Se' 90, 0s'sIsuIss s.f'' 49,.
July, ssNc; sept, ssXe: Dec, ssNc. Corn
July. 7skc; Sept. s7hc; Dee, STAG
Oats July, axe; Sept, ssNc; Dec.
S+kc
81. Louis. July is.-Cash: Wheat--I.ow-
Or; track No. 3 red. old. 1850 los: new.
N,0sdl.0b; No. 2 hard. new. s7cGSl.03.
Corn-i.Ower: track. No. =. 7sc; No. .
white, 7sGsihc, oats-Firm; track, No,
.. <bc; No. 2 white, Soc. Rys-un-
changed. 7sc, Futures: Wheat ! over;
september. $50 Gs57tc; December. 37Kc
Corn--Iower; September. 6Gxo: Decen-
her. 66Ne. Oats Lower; Septe,ubev.
s2Sc; December, awe.
Proeucs.
Kansas CITY, July i6,--Esgs, iye dos,
seconds l3c. Poultry Broilers, Ie<pS0c:
laens. i2hc; turkeys. iO0lsc. BuIsss,
uokssrsws. Ss07Ss; Haw *ksss. CT -
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
HAS ORIGINAL IDEAS OF JUSTICE
Psnnsyivanla eurssss Has rrar'ps
Play Ball Game for Their
Liberty.

Wilkes.Barre. Pa. July l0.-Thirty
tramps were arraigned before Burgess
W. ID. Morris. The burgess. who Ia an
enthusiastic baseball fan, ordered that
the men be divided into two squads,
from which two teams are to be %.
iected to play a Shining game on the
town common. The winning squad
10 to 20 free. but the losers will be-
compelled to pound stone for two
days.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
esloit Aids q Railway.

Beloit, Kas.. July l7.---Beloit city
voted $4,000 In bonds to aid the Da-
kota, Kansas & Gulf Railway Com.
pany In building It's line from Beloit
to Kearney, Neb. There were POI
votes cast for and 60 against the bonds
In the three wards. Beloit, Solomon
Rapids and Turkey Greek townships
In Mitchell county. vote On the same
proposition ON July 80.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
LET'S BRITISH RAILROAD Al0N.
oroxeo ordered Tracks Destroyed.
but Suddenly Changed Mind and
Rsseinded Order.

Juarez. Mexico, July lT.-Gen. Pas.
cual Oroxco, Jr., within the last -
hours ordered the Mexican Northwest.
ern railroad destroyed between Pear.
son and MADEIRA, 207 miles southwest
OF here, but the order has been re-
scinded mysteriously.
The railroad is owned BY the Pear.
son interests, a British corporation.
which likewise owns the MADEIRA Lum.
Der company. Nearly all OF tie EN-.
pl0yes are Americans.
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Missouri Gideons Elect.

Springfield. Mo, July 1.-THE Gid.
cons OF Missouri concluded heir eley.
enth annual convention. Marshfield.
Webster county, xss chosen for the
place OF the next meeting The Of.
ffcers elected IRE: ". z. Crone. pres.
Aent. J. ". Davis, vice president:
Theodore Roth. secretary. reasurer.
All the officers live In Springfield.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Hibernians In Chicago.

Chicago, July l7.-More than 1000
delegates TO the convention Of the An.
Client Order OF Hibernians are In Chi.
|cago. The delegates attended solemn
pom ifical mass celebrated by Arch.
bishop Quieley at Holy Name cathe.
dral. bishop Carroll Of Helena, Mont.
delivered the sermon.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
kansan's eoey From Mexico.

Wichita. AXIS. Jaly I1.-Thc body q
Donald Colvin. who Was drowned near
Guada'ajara. Mexico. two weeks ago,
while employed In the maintenance dc.
partment of The Mexican National rail.
road, was Just received here. I, was
not found for a week and was on the
way six days because OF the unsettled
war conditions. The dead man had
been under fire In the first Mexican
revolution.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Nss offieara 10 Study.

Leayenworth, Kas., July I7.-Thirty.
seven second iieutensnis who were
spoiried recently from civil life will
eSn@ 10 Fort Lesyenworih this week
- tsss . cour,s Of instruction. The
e1sss "a 10 last for three months. A
a4RiIss elias "a, conducted at the post
tslns March. April and May Of this
year.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
An AMERICAN IN
H0NDURAN PR|j0N
Appeals to Government to Insure
Fair Trial. -
ST. lOUlSAN ACCUSeOOf MURDt 4
Writes story Of Cruelty and inhuman
MISUNDERSTANDING OF state
Knox Sets state Department
at Work on Case.

ST. Louis. July l1.--Courtlandt H.
Nansichler. formerly or 81. Louis. a
nephew OF Mrs. George ". Augustine
wife of he N,e president Of the Car.
Teton Dry Goods company. has written
from his prison cell In Truxillo, Hon.
duras. TO his sister. Miss Florence
Vansl. .,er. appealing for aid and beg
ling that something be done TO ipsur,
him a fair trial on the charge Of muir.
der.
Nansicklcr has been IN his tropical
dungeon since June I. when he shU
md killed +. y. shaw. manager of Il
banana plantation. lie says he fred
N self defense, after Shaw had threat.
Cued him with a revolver aud had an
Piled vile names to him and to his
young wife, Mrs. Marie Nansickler.
No Cot to Sleep On.
Although he gave himself up, Van.
.icklcr writes. he was put In chains
nd one Of the chains. With a 3j.pourd
weight attached, has remained on hiS
left ankle. lie has had no cot TO
.lccp on. he sayS. and he had been
told ,ha' the hlrdships inflicted on
him were a; the request Of the acting
American consular agent. lie also
avs the Judge before whom he Is 10
he tried has ordered him harshly treat.
ed
Nansickler went TO Central America
several years ago TO look after The
rubber interests o! George II. Angus.
tin" Three years ago he married
Miss Marie k'pling o.. daughter Of John
Riplinger. preside of he American
Fruit and SicaihsL..' company.
Judge Orders Chains.
In one letter vaaSickler says: June
:. was turned over 10 the Judge OF
letters 81 TruXillo aad pa, OH boar,l
the e"nboat Barrona, arriving at
TruNillo a: a. m. the next day. The
Judge came out and ordered me
chained. The bla, smith M first re-.
fused to do II and lie Judge threaten.
ed TO put him In confinement; for re.
fusing. when he came to rivct the
chains 10 my ankle I asked II II was
necessary and WAS 'old that II was NJ
he re- Iuest Of the acting American
consular agent, l.ol.s Fryberger. that
every iEdign.'y possible should b.
hoapcd upon me.
State Department Acts.
Washington. July lin response
20 an appeal from Senator william J.
Stone. Secretary OF State Knox set tho
machinery of the state department 10
motion In behalf Of Courrlandt u. Van.
sickler, n young st. l.ouisan awaiting
trial oil murder charge a; Truxilio,
Honduras.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
ALLEGED Bandit Asrestsd,

ZPittsburg. Kss.. July i7.-Jess Meet
q Pittsburx was arrested here charged
Sn"ss.as one f ~ hapdiis- .xAo
esl<d to hold up tie Katy limited near
Coffeyville last week. lie Was taken
70 Coffeyville. Meet Is q br0ther-in-
law Of CsdV Campbell. one OF the mea
agyested q CeMsyvills.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Start Santa F. Bridge.

Sibley. NO.. July l0.-The active
work on the new million dollar bridge
Of the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
railway across the Missouri river here
10 about to begin. The construction
company has called for 200 men TO
begin work Immediately.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Referendum In North Carolina.

Greensboro. N. c.. July l0,-Repub
lican state leaders, active In the re-
cent campaign In support OF Theodore
Roosevelt, have Just adopted resolu.
lions favOring the reference Of the IT,
sue as to whether TAFT or Roosevelt
Ia the rightful nominee to the pre-
cinct primaries throughout the state
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Succeeds Foraksr's Brother.

Washington, July l7.-President
Taft sent to the senate the nomina.
ton Of Secundino Romero to be United
States marshal for New Mexico. to
succeed Creighton Foraker. q brother
Of ex-senator Joseph p. Foraker Of
Ohio. Published reports have said
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Slain Over q Girl,

Mnsk0gee. OK, July i7.-Joe Morris
Of Council nm was shot and killed at
sulphur Springs school house by J. X.
Barnes. for whose daughter Morris
had Just whipped another young man
named GLADDEN.. The two young men
had quarreled over the girl and then
fought II out.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
crIpp,sd Mail Shin lowed In.

San Francisco. July l0,-The Pa
cihc mail steamer City OF Panama,
which sent wireless signals for as
sistance when It's engines broke down
$50 miles southwest Of San Pedro.
Sunday. was towed into port here by
the steamer Rose City Of San Pedro.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Great Naval Review.

Portsmouth. Eng. July i0.-The
greatest naval review In the history
Of the world took place on Spithead.
Practically the entire lighting strength
OF the British fleet, including the four
great battle ships recently withdrawn
from the Malta base, were inspected
by the members OF parliament pre-.
paratoiy to the summer maneuvers.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
TUESDAYS BASE BALL RESULTS
National League.

national League.
Al Chicago New York. l-'-3. Chicapo.
J-b-i.
A. Cincinnati Philadelphia. 5.ia.c. Gin
A. Ir,tshurrh- BROOKLYN. $3.50; ritts-
buigh. 5-la-l
A.. ThyI.,Iclphis Cleveland. :.io.?. rhNa-
delplia. 5.lU.2.
American League.
Al New Yuik-St. Louis, 5.p.l. New
York, l.G.o.
sc,"'d gam". ST. Louis. a's':; New
York. Lee.
A. bottom Detroit, s-6.i: Huston. 5-s.i.
Al W. .hinLtun- chicago. ?.6... WASH
ington, i.a-s.
American Association,
A. Kansas city Kansas CITY, 3.s-:;
Al Minneapolis Toledo, i.a.l; Minnenp-
oils. 5-?.3.
second same Toledo. 5-5-a, Minn'ap-
oils. S-S-S,
At -. PAU Columbus. i.o.o, ~. i'aul.
3-,-',
Western League.
AZ Topeka Topeka, s.6-l: 81 Joseph.
3-S-s.
Al Omaha--omnhn. ..1.t: Wichita, l.j...
Al Sioux city Sioux Cuy. "'l5'3' Dem
yer. N-lja.
Al Lincoln Lincoln. t-s-o; D's Moin's.
2-5-2.
sccond game. Lincoln. $3.50: pss
Moines. l-5-V,
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Child Fs,, From q Fast Train.

Omaha, July l7,--Reed Fairbanks,
3 years old. son of Mr. and Mrs,
D.. r. Fairbanks Of Salt Lake City. fell
from the window Of q fast moving
Union Pacific passenger train. sscap'
Ing with only slight injuries. The &C.
,ident occurred four miles west oi
fremont.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
No oat, for Jef9rles.

Oklahoma City. Ok, Jnly l0.--The
criminal court Of appeals refused to
grant bond to II. o. JeRries, the No
wsta editor charged with the murder
q Mrs.. Irene 9ohesn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Rock Island pstsettxa shot,

Alma. Kas.. July l7.-G. c. Carroll,
q Rock Island detective. was probably
fatally wounded at Mcfarland by Q
negro named Wilson. The negro used
a shotgun, the charge striking Carroll
In the left lung. Carroll was attsnDt.
Ing 10 arrest Wilson
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Thirty Dead In English Mine.

Conisboro. Yorkshire. Eng, July ~
The outer workings Of the Cadeby
colliety, near here, were destroyed
by an explosion Of hre damp. There
we're 81 miners In the workings at the
time Of the disaster, and oil wers
KILLED.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
RESIGNS POST TO
HELP ROOSEVELT
Herbert Knox Smith, Corporation
Commissioner Quits.
CHANGE TAKES EFFECT At ONCE
Mas Long Been Close Personal Friend
ef T. R.-Will Probably BE Sue.
eeeded BY Luther conant. the
Present Deputy.

Washing' on, July 17.--Ilerbert Knox
Smith resigned as commissioner OF
corporations TO join the forces o.
Theodore Roosevelt and the Progress
sive party. He will be succeeded, In
all probability. by Luther Conant. Jr..
OF brooklyn. ~ ", he present deputy
commissioner OF corporations. who is
described IS a distinctly administra
ton exponent. The change will be
come effective on the close Of bust.
ness Thursday. July is.
MIR. smith will 20 to New York for
a conference with colonel Roosevelt
Friday tie propablv will take an
active part in the campaign. discuss
ing corporations with particular refer
ence 20 the sherman antitrust law.
lie admitted that he advised the for.
mer president of his contemplated ac'
ton ard Tentatively discussed the IN.
ture al his conference with Mr. Roose
welt NJ Oys'rr BAY last week, which
gave rise TO rtimors then that he would
resign.
Declines TO Discuss Matter.
Mr.. Smith declined 10 discu his
Official relations with President Taft,
although he added his silence Was not
necessarily TO he Interpreted a. mean
ing he had been restricted through u
disagreement Of Ideas.
A close personal friend ~ Mr..
Roosevelt. Mr. Smith vas member OF
tho "Tpnnis Cabinet" du ing 'he IRE.
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HOW THE VARIOUS TEAMS STAND
Relative Po.itions Of Teams In Prln.
eipai Leagues In Annual Race
Tor remnants.

National lesgus.
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Special Ruling
Consunption

Aayobc Interested IN the treatment Of
C"u- -nnif lon should get one "f the book
l-fs t~iiIn. "f rcyt-f.~. hy The u-" "f
I"LWan- Alternative. Coughs. stubborn
Cold. amt l'n-nin"nin may l'- tn. isYin
ming "f in"tr s.ri"L. trouble
Alternative IL the -fl.-tiN" f-mr'fS. Head
Nt. Eannls'. statement =
Saratoga. y. y.
Gem .nrn Tor i've or ak years ] wa.
irouii.i with cough aud eSi's''i"ts;'"n. !
a., hrJ u higL fever. Ay .a-c was lie.
.iaEr'i '"n-nnnpi'"u Icy my physician. J
Was given tod Liver oil. s'rro..tc ami
,ihcr medicines. all without t''uefi.
"'At Christmas time. EsG. ] was not cx.
p-ct-l I" live. Calling br. u. u. Mr'nr-
thy. h- advised the usc of I.rkman'. Al
tcfativ-. which l UD"k with excellent re-
Suits and was entirely cured. ,hnv"
gained In weight. ! vr ont In all ucn,h.
rr. aud have had ~ cough OF c''ld what.
c,.i I give these facts to encourage
others To use Erkh,ans Aii.rntivc.
,Sworn Athiavit, JAS. ". kANAIf.
Ecknan's Alternative !. effective In ltror.
chhis. As,hina. Hay Fever: Throat and
Lang Troublr~. an,i IN nrhuildinH III"
system. Does mol contain pvison>. oPiates
or hnLit forming drugs. Ask for i.ooki~t
telling 81 r,.'overie~. aud writ" 10 Erkuian
Laboratory. lhi!a.l-!phin, IA. for more c<i.
,i.acc. For sale iy nil leading druggists
Opera flouse Drug Store. W. 5. Green
Z Co.
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TIME Is 552FAE$4F 55IA$ \ AH5 Ne {F5]G F]5G MUST HURRY
Handsome and VAL

Hope Barnes. a.3 Spruce. -. 5lG1O
Veda Harris, sls san Pedro. .,:lo0
Maudc Claim. GIG T.. second. $3.50
Mrs. Jas. Thompson,
iiS Maple &C.. ..... q. 502S0
Daisy Rogers. i3o. y. Com. 50l.0
Zcit. Reeves. a"5 Frost. 1889
Carrie Smith. GIG Arizona. 1880
Edna Hatton. ga Chestnut. tG:l0
Ruth Harris. I.h & Baitimor. 1880
Wilmer Chandler. iij T.. eth. $500
Myrtle Martin. .lt :. Walnut .i51:o
Ruti. Perkins. II; T., Topeka 1850
Zoe Young. ~: Maple. 1880
Mildred Thomas. II: Arizona tl:a0
Anna ii.rn. san r-iro street, ?aal0
Mrs. q. l.. Davis. Jr..
ise3 san Pedro street. assoc
Julia Iicnson. G:o T.. First. :G:'o
Ada Smith. Ensl.viii" nm. ago
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Excitement and In,.rcs, without
parallel con,inu. 10 feature III"
Grand Popularity Campaign OF tn"
Chroniclc-Ncws. and as each day
brings us nearer and nearer tn"
close. III. excitement Increases In
proportion. Throughout the CITY OF
Trinidad. Southern Colorado and
Northern New Mexico. the earnest
and ambitious young women enrolled
NJ candidates ar. eagerly pursuing
votes and subscriptions. which added
to their vote totals. will bring them
stIll closer to VICTORY. Victory
which means the possession OF one
Of the handsome and valuabl. prizes
which will 10 soon be awarded by
this paper to those who have shown
themselves entitled to them. Ev-
cry prize is being eagerly sought by
some candidate. TO many. OF course.
the prospect OF winning tn. hand
som. 1913 compl.tcly-.ru
Ford" touring car. Is the big thing
of their lives. and they are not going
to allow singl" thing that VIII
add to their chances of winning 4, To
he overlooked.
With Others. II IL the elegant s3s5
iiohicr & Campbell pianos tina, will
add 10 much to the sum total OF their
happiness. and these instruments
surely viii mean unlimited pleasure
and enjoyment to those who win
them. No hcmc Is complete withou;
piano. and when such an instru-
mcnt as those We are going 90 award
IL offered for little pleasant effort
ou your part gou iiouid allow no
stone to remain nn'urEci that will
make YOU nor" certain OF gaining
ono.
Then the siO0 diamond rings.
These handsome awards have their
own circle OF admirers and these
young women are fully determined
that nothing but one OF these beau
,iful and costly rings will make them
happy. Handsome stones. splensiidls
mounted In the handsome Tiffany
settings. they are prizes worth every
bit OF effort that will be put forth
tn their sccuring-worth far more
effor; than could possibly be cNcrtcd
in winning them.
beautiful and useful awards are
the splendid :o-year guaranteed la
dies gold watches. which viii be
awarded in chch district. These
watches are fully guaranteed. tho
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BLIZZARD IN GOTHAM

New York, Dec. 2i.-This city to-
day found itself IN the grip OF the
first blizzard OF the winter. a
snowfall which began shortly after
midnight continued throughout the
morning. At dayhreak broadway
was covered with six inches of sonw.
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MAY BE TURNED IN ANY TIME
BEFORE SATURDAY NIGHT.
One Cardidate's ExpcYicncc.

ols Young Iuuy. VINO mas been 10
Ing spl.ndidly SO far. came into the
Contest Offic" yesterday and said sh"
had gotten every possible subscrip-
tlon In her section. and could do
no more" No; fifteen minutes later
another young woman. who was n
llitl- more pcrs.vering than the
first. came Into the office with five
new yearly subscriptions. In addition
to several others, all secured In the
territory in which the first young
woman had gotten ALI. This only
goes to show that II YOU really Try
Jion to win. you not only arouse adj
mlIatlon and respect. In ihos. to
whom You 80 for Subscriptions. but
also s"cur. sheir help. which Is so
ncccs snry,o your success.
Ec live wire yourself. The iiy.
wire Is she only "ff.etiv. fon". II
yon yourself do not feel tina, you are
gnirS 10 win. yon cannot !nspir" this
feeling In others. and consequently
do not s.CuT. their help. Make them
feel as you do. that you are going TO
win. that nothing "a going to keep
YOU from II. and tha, YOU must have
their help In order 10 win. Impress
upon them tn. ncccssi,y Of help now.
when subscriptions NJ. worth NO
much to you They may promise
later on. but tell them while you Will
app iciai. all such help. SOW Is
THE TIME WHEN SOi' REALLY
NEED Ii
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eases nr. .Nputsitcly engraved. the
movements ar. guaranteed reliable.
aud no more useful award or one that
VIII mean more real appreciation
could b. selected than one Of thcs.
watches.
a thorough business education is
tn first step toward fu,ur. success In
life. and this explains why the busi-
n"ss courses In the Drchcr and Trini-
dad Business Colleges are being so
eagerly sought Nowadays. tn.
young woman or man must b.
trained. for unframed workers there
IL hardly place In life. and these
only In the mcnlal positions. The
trained worker IL useful. has been
taught how to use her ability and to
make the most OF her opportunities.
Hence. n business education In either
Of these institutions Will In all
probability be the starting point In
life for those who secure them. And
what will be n few hours OF your
tim. now and then In this pleasant
work, II your reward Is n successful
future
Time is Flying Swiftly.
But little over three weeks yet
remain OF the contest. and every mo-
mcnt ~ rapidly growing In impor-
tanrc. EofoT. long 1t will he TOO
lat. to do your effective work. II
YOU really desire and appreciate one
OF these awards. NOW Is THE TIME
TO SHOW YOUR EARNESTNESS.
Canvass your section thoroughly and
do not olaiw single subscription to
escape YOU. II might be just the one
that you neglected to secure now
that will turn your hopes OF victory
INTO defeat. but by making each min
utc OF you work bring you Its full
value OF votes. you will make certain
that you have done everything pos
siblc to cause victory to perch upon
your banner.
Special Coupon for Old Subscriptions.
In yesterdays issue OF the paper.
and also in today's issue. appears n
SPECIAL COUPON FOR OLD SUB
sCRIPTIoNS OF SIN MONTHS OR
over. This coupon. II returned
either before or by next Saturday
night at o'clock. is GOD FOR lO.-
900 EXTRA VOTES IN ADDITION
TO THE REGULAR VOTES. RE.
MEMBER. THIS COUPON Is COOL
IONLY FOR OLD SUBSCRIPTIONS
OF SIN MONTHS OR OVER. AND
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ATTENTION ELKS.

Regular meeting Thursday cven-
Ing. All members should be pres
cnt. Signcd-L. II. Gottlicb. Exalted
itulcr, A. J. Sanders. Secretary.
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scriptions. with the amour, OF the
subscription. and Issue votes 10 cnn-
di,Iates. holding the subscriptions for
delivery at any futrre date named by
the subscriber
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DISTRICT NO. 3

) Consists of iinrrfano County =
, and all towns In Las Animas =
, county. north q! III. Las AMI =
) mas river. bu' not including 4
) towns or territory bordering on =
; the river, =
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Contest office Hours.

The Contest office Is open all day
and up TO : O'Clock IN the evening.
Candidates. their friends. N well nx
any persons Interested in the contest.
are welcome To caii. For the benefit
OF those who cannot come to tho Of
flee during tn. day ". remain open
In the evening. and II YOU cannot
max. your yisi,s during the day. or
II there Is anything tha, You wish
To consult us about. do not hesitate
TO come at night before o'clock.
You viii he as courteously received
and assisted every bit rs much rs amy
other candidate.
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+ = & + = {. q e = :
Kress McPhail, 210 Frost. E. 1910
Mabel Dctamorc.
1925 san Pedro street.. .Sli2O
Bessie Archer. Chestnut street. 1889
Elizabeth Rankin. 1913 Rosict $3.50
Bessie Rupp. 311 f. Topeka. 1850 ,
10y Clark. 500 Arizona. ..... 10000
Mrs. Chonita Flores. 1928
Teresa Resch. 214 Goddard G7GSO
Mary Mccoy, 9TH and Oak. =. .6i76O
Bessie Caskcy. aga +. seventh Gl9iO
Margaret Dcnnison, iO6
Spruce street. -. 5IOOO
Thelma Coprcrs. III Ariz... 5000
Lupic Bent. G02 First street. $4,000
Pearl Ashley 1914 Linden. 562SO
Ailecn Daugherty, 213 Walnut $4,000
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