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DRIVES OFF 4 TERROR.

The chief executioner OF death IN
the winter and spring months is pneu-
moniA Its advance agents are colds
and grip. In any attack by one Of
these maladies no time should be lost
in taking the best medicine obtainabie
TO drive IL on. Countless thousan.is Is
have found this to be DR.. Kings New
Discovery My husband believes il
has kept him from having pneumonia
three or four times writes Mrs.
George W. Place. Rawsonville. VT.
~and for coughs. colds ard Group We
have never found its equal Guaran-
teed for all bronchial affections. Price
so cts. and 800 Trial bottle free at
Hunter Paimer's.
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2-y.stR HOMESTEAD
BILL BECOMES LAW

wasa.Hs,oa. June President
Taft Thursday signed the s-year-
homestaad bin. permitting entrymen
on public lands TO prove their claims
IN thrss instead Of Eve years. allow
ing nys m1aths' absence from a cIaln
earh and reducing the aereage
tu be- cultivated On larse claius from
SO to 90 acres
The r-u used was given 10 Repre-
scn-ai Taylor Of Colorado. The bill
p a. ned TO so iIberaiize the home
sfsa5 isws ss 70 check tie emlgra-
u1n = American farmers TO Canada
ssrtar Barah was one OF its sup
poTters.
Congressman Taylor led a deleEa-
u1a OF Weston congressman to the
White Housc to witness the signing
OF the bill Upon the presidents
desk we're several teiegraus, many Z
,hem from Colorado. which contained
expressions from farmers aud organ
lr1u1ns favorable 70 the bill.
The president told the westerners
that he took Ereat pleasure IN lisatsJ-
ing the requirements 20 settlers n
t remaining public lands.
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GAVE PICNIC FOR
MISS FEITER

Miss Nelda Fclier ain leave the
first Of 'ae week for a summers visi,
with friends and relatives 10 Iowa.
Illinois ana Michisan and 60 eiso her
a proper farewell a party OF about
twenty gathered al her home d.,
n,sht for picnic supper The plans
e. first bad been for O picnic en- the
Tunnel Road but The Indictment wealth
er made the realization OF these plqns
impractieablc
The evening. however. was spent
most cnloyably az tie home Of the
guest % honor Miss Felter enter
tanned the party with several selee-
tons on her violin OF which she has
Ersei mastery.
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SUNDAY SCR09L C0aVth-
TlOh IN COLORADO SPRik6S

The annual convention Of the Col
orado STATE sunday school assoela-
tIon viii be held In Colorado springs
rn Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
dag OF next Uesk The sessions of the
convention VIII take place at the
First Presbyterian church. where reg
lltrat.au headquarters wiz be esta5-
nshed On Tuesday evening meet
ing v.u BE- held Under the direction o.
Dr. " A. Brown. superintendent q
toe missionary department.. 10 oui.ils
a plan Tor sun ,ay school AMI church
Improvement Three suppsg confer
cnees VIII De held. two on Tuesday o.
cnine. one f1r the elementary depart
usnt and tho other fer tire pastors aad
supeTln,endents: two will be hs'd
W wadnesfay escalng. one for the men
% the adult Bible classes and the 9TH
cr ior she women Of the adult Bible
classes
A large delegation Of Sunday school
workers from Can n City and Fremo lt
county is expected to attend the con-
vcntion-
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TUNISON
HELD FOR
MURDER

At the coruner's inquest held al VIII
sons undertaking parlors at 10 O'Clock
this morniu. over the remains Of the
late George b. Anstey OF Gribbie park.
go jury held that the deceased came
BY his death in consequence Of a gul-
st1s wound in his right side inflicted
Is J. " Tunison and that the kill
ins vas with feionlous intent Four
Witnesses were examined and the tcs-
timony OF all was to the effect that
the shooting was the result OF pre-
meditation. The body OF Anstey was
brought from Gribble park Wednesday
afternoon and was examined by the
Jurors for the purpose Of confirming
the testimony given by the witnesses
IN relation 20 the wounds which they
allege resulted in his death The re-
mains were taken 10 Howard on Dem
yer & Rio Grande train No. this
afternoon for burial. -
The inquest vas conducted by Coro-
ner Stevenson OF Florence and the
jury was composed OF ]. Newell
Wright. W. b Rowland. Fred Kobsr.
a. q. Crais, Geo. p. Nix and ~ Clark
The verdict OF the Jury this mornins
fixing Tuulson's crime as murder
renders il impossible for him 10 give
boad for his appearance for rial In
rhe district c1ur- as murder Is not a
bailable onense. Tunison has many
friends I'm Cripple Creek and other
parts OF the state, and. il Is said. ne
cauli provide heavy bond to secure
his release If permitted to do so BY
law.
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FROM oCEtN-TO-OCEAN
TRAIL ASSOCIATION
Al TRINIDAD

:
Trinidad. Colo. June s.-rhe or
Eanization OF a Colorado branch Of the
Rational Ola Trail Ocean TO Ocean
Highway association was perfected
here Friday. F. shermsn eas elect
president John Taribano vice preA-
dent, E J. McMahon secretary. and
Eii 1eGreys Treasurer. The purpose
Of tire organization is TO cooperate
with California. Arizona and New
Mexico and nine ether states In the
movement 20 get federal a.d for the
construction Of an ocean 70 ocean
highway, 20 De completed by 1918
A. the meeting Of last night FIRST
steps we're taken. Del NJ Potter o.
Clifton. Ariz. national organizer. Bert
c. Smith Of Los Angeles, and Frank
A. Davis OF Harrington. Rans-. sec
retary OF the national association. d.
livered Addresses
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VOLUNTEER BUILDERS ERECT
CATHOLIC CHURCH At MARBLE

Marble. Colo. June S.-That one
volunteer is better than ten eonscripts
has been demonstrated here in ne
building of the Catholic church.
Armed with spades and masons' tools
scores Of citizens have kept at tho
work during spare moments until
within a few days the excavations
habe been completed and the cemeat
foundation put in. .sz@Y
Colonel Meek donated the best OBJ
tainable marble for the building. The
cement and plaster also VIII be do
mated. leaving little to be contributed
by the citizens. although many con,si-
buttons are already in for the FUR
uishings
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SlsPPED GS TIE Whl5T

The Montross Press
Governor shafrcth bit his Demo
ezue friends IN Montrose county e
Vicious sisp-and. in fact. the wholc
people OF the western slope-by az
pointing Denver man TO succeed
Thomas F. Mahony OF Graad June
t1u on the state board Of immlr1a-
ucn. The Democrats and people uf
Monrose very generally endorsed
Waiter Lachcr. treasurer of the cham
Der Of commerce. Tor this position.
and the governor should have named
a man outside the state capital but ev-
identity De is Ike 50 many other gov
ernors we have had-he cannot see
beyond the limits Of the city OF Den
YER The entire board is now east Of
the continental divide and they will
never know that there is an empire
on this side of the range. an empire
that is growing more rapidly than sii
the rest of the state put together. We
may remember him when the primary
comes around this summer and John
p. is campaigning about the state try
Ing to land himself In another lat
office.
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Z. r. Sanders, Manag
MISS RUTH TABOR HONOR
GUEST Ar JAPANESE" PARTY

Miss Ruth Tabor OF Cotopaxi was
the honor guest al a happy gathering
az the home q Miss Dora Turner on
Allison avenue Thursday evening
Tie affair was distinctly a -Japl-
nese~ one. the parior being artistieal-
ly decorated with numerous japanese
lanterns and parasols, and all the
young ladies being atrlred in galiy
hued Jap kimonas. 500 was the
game OF the evenins. Mrs Hicks won
handsome box Of stationery. tie
favor Tor high score. and a cunning
Iapanese don was given 10 Miss Grace
Schultz. as the consolation
The japanese idea was also carried
OFT in the dainty three course lunch
con served
Miss Turner was voted an excellent
hostess and all having the good for
tune 10 be present are wishing for
another ~KImona- party in the near
rtl g.
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CARD.

' This is to certify that Foley's Hon.
el and Tar Compound does not con-
tain any opiates. any habit forming
drugs. or any Ingredients that could
possibly harm It's users. on the con
trary. Its great healing and soothing
qualities make it a real remedy Tor
coughs. celds and irritations OF the
throat. chest and lungs II. l. Biom-
quist. Esdaile. Wis. says his wife
considers Foiey's Honey and Tar
Compound the best cough cure on the
market "shc has tried various kind,
but Foley's gives the best result Of
all The genuine is in a yellow pack
age. Ask for Folcy's Honey and Tar
Compound and accept no subs,itu.>.
For Sale by All Druggists.
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Fon.s A rorL PLOT.

when n shameful plot EXISTS be
tween liver and bowels TO cause dis
trcss by refusing to act. take Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. and end such
abuse of your system. They gently
compel right action OF stomach. liver
and bowels. and restore your health
and all good feelings csc at Hunter
Palmer's.
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RETURN TO
CANON FROM
PANAMA

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Brown have re-
turned to Colorado from Panama: the
former reaching Canon City sever Il
days ago and win be Joined here this
evening by Mrs. Brown. who stopped
81 in Denver for a brief visit while
w her way home. Mr.. Brown has
been on the isthmus since October
1910 and his wife about a year. Mr.
Brown was employed as a railroad
conductor during his stay there; be-
ing connected with a train service
engaged In hauling rock from the
canal excavation az Aneon hill HIS
health was not good in the tropics and
he resigned his position on tha; ae-
count. Mrs. Brown. on the other
hand. was delighted with the climate
and did not have a sick day during
her stay IN the country.
In speaking this morning OF the
great work being done by the United
States government in cutting the
canal across the isthmns Of Panama
10 promote the commerce OF the
world. Mr Brown said; The uude.-
taking is approaching completion and
uhen finished it vii be q splendid
monument 10 American genius. en-
terprlse and constructive skill A.
present about forty thousand men are
employed In the work. but The num-
Der Is being gradually reduced as the
necessity for their labor becomes less
exactlng I heard Col Goetheis.
ehief engineer Of the project. say 81,
a banquet given az Panama By tire
shrlners. tina, the canal would b.
ready 10 have the water turned IN
before the close % the year 1913 and
that li would be- opened TO inteFua-
ronaI tranic In 1915 and have no
reason to doubt bis statement In gies
Of tho tremendous strides made Ga its
construction during the last tao
years ships passing into the canal
from the Pacific side % 'he isihuus
are raised 90 a heirath of cishv-a ro
foe, above The "a level hy sssics q
i've EiFan,ie locks and are lowered
from Gutan lsko on tho Atlantic Eir
BY three locks 10 the canal level
Taoro Wili Do only about fourteen
miles OF open canal on the istamus
ahea the work is done. The remainder
viii De covered by Gutan lake. Whicn
VIII cover an area Of somcthins Ike
one hundred and seyeniy-fve square
miles and Nin have an average depth
% ninety feet Most Of the open n.
nal VIII be on the Atlantic side"
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HELPED TO KEEP DOWN EN-
PENSES.

Mrs J. E. Henry. Akron. Mich. tells
how she did so; Il was bothered with
my Kidneys and had to 30 nearly
double. tried sample Of Foley
Kidney Pills and they did me so mucn
good that honght bottle and they
saved me big DOCTORS bill" For
weak back. hackache. rheumatism.
urinary and kidney troubles. use Fol-
ey Kidney rals. They help quickly.
For Sale by All Druggists.
TkI 4 RECORD
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Henry Gruene returned home Last
Thursday evening from Baltimore.
Nd. where he was called on account
OF the serious Illness of his mesher.
He left her on fair way to recovery.
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Growth OF the automobile Industry
seems more wonderful when you re-
member ;. was necessary to popular
ixe the gasoline engine to put Il over
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Don't you hate TO spout enthusiasm
on 1ne who won't share Il!
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He Wants a Wife, and Wants Her Double Quick

He Is now in Washington, where he
expects to remain until he finds the
woman" that his aunt told him he
must have before he Is entitled to her
money. He has lectured, written. prac-
ticed dentistry and served in the
French army. In a wife he would have
a chum
Il used to believe in my mothers
view Of marriage-the marriage of
the eye-but have come to the view
Of the marriage Of reason" said Sey-
more. Mother said that marriage
progressed from the stage of catch
ing, or buying. a woman to the wooing
of a woman regarded in a nobier
sense, and the winning of the wife
Now feel that the marriage OF
the eye is the result of the sentiment
tality of youth and immaturity. Bet
ter is that marriage where the couple
are partners, chums, sharing every.
thing alike. | don't believe in the
marriage where the man has the mon
ey and forces his wife to ash
him for every cent she gets. ...
Rather, there should be a balance
of power, so that the man and the
woman are on an absolutely equal
footing as regards money. morals.
pleasures and sorrows"
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CHANCE PLAYS CLEVER GAME
Recently Deposed Cub Leader Helps
Los Angeles Team Win--OVeraii
In Grand Form.

Frank Chances baseball play
days are not ended. When he de-
parted from Chicago for his home in
Glendora, Cal, it was said he never
would be able to make the round OF
the sacks again. However, he played
in a contest at Los Angeles, Cal, a
few days ago, and expects to partici-
pate in many more.
Chance was home only few days
when he was asked to take part in
an exhibition contest. He readily
consented, declaring his health would
permit Although he had promised to
be on hand, it was not thought he
would appear when the time came.
He was present when the bell rang
and played a fast game at first base
and went through the innings without
a narmur. His team won, to 2.
Chance rather regretted it the fol
lowing day, as his muscles We're so
lame he was barely able to walk. Ylt
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W. (l2 I 4 lee Rzh1T
@JAHEAbzAAa N| rs ~
Feared Nebraska May Succeed Texas as Hoodoo

officers, by the way, that ever trod
Bob Evans, at that tirae commanding
the Iowa. When the Texas was raised
it was found that in the hull were
thousands of cells that had been suck
ed through the open sea cocks. Know
ing Captain Evans's fondness for cells
Phillips had lot Of them sent over
to the Iowa. He was somewhat sur
prised day later to receive a note OF
acknowledgment from his brother Off
Ger. which read: The cells we're hne'
Jack; sink her again
1T was Jack Phillips, you may re-
member, who. after the great naval
battle of Santiago, when the Spanish
battleships were lyiSS oa the shores
of Cuba smoking fresn the shot of the
American ships, solsmnly said to his
men: Don't cheer. boys; the poor
devils are dying:
Jack Phillips was one of the braT-
est, and at the same time most reilg'
ious, naval officers l ever knew. He
was the direct opposite of Bob Evans,
but the two were great friends. Inc
Texas, you know, was afterWaro
named the San Marcos, and was the
target for gun practice few months
ago. 1t was fitting end for a good
old ship that had always been in hard
luck, except at the time when 1t was
most needed. | say, | wonder II the
Nebraska is going to take the place
of the Texas as the hoodoo ship OF
the navy?"
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START or MAJOR LEAGUES
Resumption of Pennant Making BusI-
ness Will Be on April 10 and
Wind Up on October 5.

The business of pennant making in
che big leagues will be resumed
Thursday, April 10, next. This was
the announcement made by President
b. B. Johnson Of the. American league,
who with Tom Lynch, head of the old
er organization, comprise committee
empowered to select the starting time
for the flag race. Both leagues will
get under way at the same dates, with
prospects of 154-game schedules.
The date picked for the next cam
paign Is no earlier than last year
when the teams didn't encounter a
great deal of trouble with cold wealth
or. A week or ten days later would
have been still suitable to several Of
the magnates, while still others think
that they ought to start before the
snow melts. The matter is placed in
the hands of the league chiefs just on
this account, as petty squabbling was
eliminated and the presidents also see
to it that the season is closed in time
series before steam is sizzling in the
radiators.
By starting on April 10 the race. will
wind up probably October in the
eastern towns and October in the
west, where Sunday games stretch out
the dying gasp. The closing on Oc-
tober means that the world series
games, whether played in the east or
west, or between teams from each
section, will begin on Tuesday, Octo-
Der 7. This is the same scheme that
existed this fall.
The experiences of 1911 furnished
lasting lesson to the big league.
Held back by the needless drawing
out of the National race, the world
series did not get under way until
the middle Of October, and the mis-
cradle weather which caused the
match to cover a period of over two
weeks convinced the powers-that-be
that some concerted action was neces-
sary.
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Enterprising Sam Conseryes the Natural Resources

F Sam Lee should put a big gilt
i sign bearing the words, Electrical
Chinese Laundry" on the front Of his
little shop at S1Q3 Fourteenth street.
Northwest, any time in the near fu-
ture. his customers in Mount Pleas
ant would not be at all surprised.
In fact. q number Of those who in
trust their neglige to the tender min
istrations of the affable Celestial have
been wondering for some time why
Sam has neglected such a splendid
opportunity for a bit OF advertis-
ing.
But although Sam has been reju-
venated to the extent where he real
ICES that electrical power Is much
stronger, cheaper, and more efficient
in the long run than the muscles and
sinews of the human arms and back,
he has not awakened to the wonders
OF the ads
Sam is a typical specimen OF the
rev" Chinaman-the product OF that
stirring spirit which caused the an
Client empire to become transformed
into a republic In a remarkably short
period, and with the loss Of only a
few hundred heads and other incl
.dentals.
Sam is wide-awake and alert, and
Ia the Mclean slang he is ION the
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he eDjo, ed the exercise and said he
probably would play in the winter
league on the coast and get in condi-
ton for next season.
Opposed to Chance in the exhibit.
ton contest was Orvie Overall, who
formerly was member of the Cubs.
Although the ex-Cub leader was not
responsible for Overall's departure
from the West side ranks, he had the
satisfaction of striking his former
leader out Fred Snodgrass, whose
muff of a fly ball lost the New York
Giants the worlds series champion
ship, also was famed by Overall II
that contest.
In that same contest were Hall Of
the Boston Americans, Chief Meyers
of the Giants, Schultz of the Phila-
delphia Nationals, Fromme of the Gin
cinnati Reds, Cravath of the Phillies
and Johnny Kane, who formerly was
utility infielder and outfielder on the
Cub team.
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In Doubt as to Mr.. Wilson's Mode of locomotion

lust at present Washington is won
y dering whether it will soon behold
a president of the United States roll
ing leigurely by on his bicycle. 1t has
just come out that the president-elect
is fond of that manner Of locomotion,
He has gone on his vacation, and pro-
poses to spend a part Of it riding on
his wheel. He has pedaled over many
miles Of English and continental
roads In this fashion and likes it.
Time was when Washington was filled
with eminent men and women awheel.
but they have all vanished save one,
Assistant Secretary OF State A. A.
Adee. He is the permanent assistant
secretary OF state. man who sticks
80 his own notions about things. Ev-
cry summer he voyages to Europe and
spends a month or SO bicycling to
places of interest He and the new
president should establish cordial re-
sations very early.
II as president Gov. Wilson wants
TO bike" around Washington, he will
not want for good roads. They stretch
fl every direction, except toward Vir-
ginla. The secret servtrs men who
guard him. of course. woSli also have
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ITCHING AND BURNING

Iberia, MOT was troubled with
scalp eczema for about five years and
tried everything 1 heard of, but all of
no avail. The doctors told me I would
have to have my head shaved. Being
a woman, hated the idea of that.
was told by a friend that the Cuticura
Remedies would do me good. This
spring I purchased two boxes of Cuti-
cura Ointment and one cake of Cuti-
cura Soap. After using one box OF
Cuticura Ointment 1 considered the
cure permanent, but continued to use
It to make sure and used about one
half the other box. Now am entirely
well. I also used the Cuticura Soap.
"The disease began on the back Of
my head, taking the form of ring
worm, only more sevste, rising to 8
thick, rough scale that would come of
when soaked with oil or warm water
bringing few hairs each time, but in
a few days would form again, larger
each time, and spreading until the en-
tire back of the head was covered with
the scale. This was accompanied by
a terrible itching and burning sensa
ton. Now my head is completely well
and my hair growing nicely" (Signed)
Mrs. Geo. F. Clark, Mar. %, 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura. Dept. L, Boston
Adv
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job" Therefore, when an euterprising
salesman revealed the wonders Of
new and ingenious device for
ironing clothes at the cost of but little
perspiration. less physical energy,
practically no mental waste, and only
few cents day in the cost Of power.
Sam said: II buy him."
Now Sam irons with an electrical
iron which saves him SO many hun
dreds Of steps a day between the
stove and his ironing table. Further,
the iron is so arranged that by pull
ing string he releases a weight
which bears down on the top of the
iron and relieves him of that duty.
Better still. the pulling of another
string lifts the iron just the right
height above the board and Sam does
not have to lift 1t and put it on the
old.fashioned iron holder.
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VIZ ASHINGTON.-"Naval officers are
W guessing whether the United
State battleship Nebraska, which ran
upon an uncharted shoal a short time
ago, is going to take the place of the
Inflated Texas, later named San Mar
eos, which was the hoodoo ship of
the navy" remarked Captain l.. l..
Darbey, retired naval officer, the
other day. iii luck pursued the Texas
almost from the beginning, and it
seemed that it was never out of trou-
BILE during all the time it was in COM
mission, except at the battle Of San
nago, where it did great work.
Before the Spanish-American war
The Texas while being overhauled at
the Brooklyn navy yard was sunk, be-
cause the yokes of it's sea cocks were
broken in the course of repairs, and
the water poured in just as IL the
boat had been scuttled. The Texas
sank, as everybody knows, and was
raised as soon as possible. 1t was on
that occasion that Captain Jack Phil
lips, one Of the bravest and best naval